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                        CATALOG SUBMENU Commands
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    If a command has to do with Catalog manipulation it will probably be
found here.  To Exit the Catalog Submenu click on the "Close Box" in the
upper left corner of the menu or press the RETURN key.

EDIT CATALOG INFO [E]:
    Specify the Title and description of the Current Catalog here.  The
Title and Description will print on the cover page of your Catalog hard
copy.  The Title and Description will also show in the Information
section of TAC-CAT Orderer (if you elect to have your customers use that
program).

SAVE CATALOG [S]:
    When working with a Catalog file, no changes that have been made
will be permanent until the catalog is saved to disk.  Deleting, adding,
editing, price changes, etc. are all included when a catalog is saved. 
Due to this fact, it is HIGHLY recommended that you save your catalogs
frequently or at least after any major changes have been made.  When you
select SAVE you will be shown a file selector so that you can specify the
location and name of the catalog to be saved.  If you have set Default
Paths (see Paths/Printer Submenu Commands below) then the path for the
catalog will be set to the Catalog Path.  
    You do not need to specify the .CAT extension when Saving a catalog. 
It will automaticly be changed to .CAT - no matter what extension you do,
or don't, type in.

LOAD CATALOG [L]:
    This works the same way as Save Catalog except you'll be loading a
catalog file from disk into TAC-CAT Librarian.  Again, file extensions
will automaticly be changed to .CAT so you don't need to include the
extension if typing the name.  The Load Catalog command is also a way to
create a blank Catalog.  Simply specify a catalog file name that does not
exist.  You will be asked if you wish to create a new catalog.  If you
answer Yes, the current Note Flag, Billing, Shipping, Disk Pricing, User
Group Info, and Discount settings will be saved to the new catalog on
disk.  You will then be returned to the Main Screen with a blank catalog
staring at you.
    If you attempt to Load a Catalog from disk and changes have been
made to the catalog currently in memory, you will be warned and given a
chance to save the current catalog before the new one is loaded.

PRINT CATALOG [P]:
    TAC-CAT Librarian is designed to aid in the printing of Catalogs. 
When you are ready to print your catalog, select this option.  You will
be asked if you want to print to disk or to your printer.  If you print
to your printer you should make sure your printer is ready and on-line
BEFORE selecting Printer from the alert box.  Printing to disk will
create a standard ASCII text file of your Catalog.

EDIT NOTE FLAGS [N]:
    Note Flags are a handy way to categorize the items described in your
catalogs.  Each Catalog can have a different set of Note Flags.  Note
Flags are only used by TAC-CAT Librarian and TAC-CAT Orderer.  They have
no effect when printing Catalogs.  Note Flags can be used in conjunction
with the Set View command.

COPY RECORDS [C]:
    Selecting Copy Records will give you the option of copying only the
current record or all records in the current view setting.  After
selecting one of these options you will be shown a file selector to
specify a destination catalog  If you specify a nonexistent catalog, a
new catalog will be created (similar to the Load Catalog command).  The
records will then be copied to the destination catalog file.

MOVE RECORDS [M]:
    This works in exactly the same way as the Copy Records command with
one difference - after the records are copied to the destination catalog
they will be deleted from the currently loaded (source) catalog.  These
deletions will not be permanent until you Save your catalog to disk.
