Add - use this option to add a new page to the random access file. The index of the page must be in the first line and the first 15 characters. An addition might look like this. characters ________ Note: characters under the dashed 1. PRINT line will show in the list 2. of pages. Neat is easy to read. 3. In the example the index is the word PRINT. List an existing page for another example. ***** Modify - this is the way to modify an existing page. Select a page to modify from the list of pages. Then modify it. ***** Delete - delete a page from the random access file. Select a page to delete from the list of pages. The page will be shown on the screen, then the user will have the option to delete. Deleted records may be recovered later with CREATEON.PRG v. 1.3 if the deleted records have not been overwritten by new additions or modifications. ***** List - Select a page from the list of pages. The page will be displayed to the screen. ***** Up Arrow - the list of pages can get pretty long so this is the way to move around in the list. Move alphabetically backward. Also the list of pages only shows the first 8 characters of the index. 15 characters are used by the program internally for comparisons. ***** Down Arrow - move alphabetically forward. ***** Quit - Return to the parent program when called as an accessory or return to the desk top when run as a program. The file ON_LINE.DAT maybe updated at this time if any significant changes have been made. So if the user turns off power to the computer before Quit - significant changes maybe lost. Significant changes would be - an Add, a Delete, a Modify that changes any characters with in the first 15 characters of the first line of a record. ***** Reload - The information in ON_LINE.DAT is read when the accessory is first loaded. If the user makes significant changes with ON_LINE.PRG or CREATEON.PRG and then uses ON_LINE.ACC to access the ********.RAN file the ON_LINE.ACC information may not be up to date. Reload will update ON_LINE.ACC so it has the current information. Reload will be disabled if On_Line is run as a program or if significant changes are made while using ON_LINE.ACC *****