AP-JP ENTERPRISES, INC
PO BOX 399                             ASP APPROVED VENDOR
ISLIP  NY  11751-0399                     & MEMBER ISDA
(516) 224-4192

HOW TO RUN OUR SOFTWARE:

1. Your System diskette is required to get the A> prompt before doing
    anything further (to "BOOT UP" the System!).
2. Insert our Software diskette into drive A (drive B if you have a
    two-floppy system). See "DISK INSTRUCTIONS" for HARD DRIVES!
3. To get a DIRECTORY LIST of all the files on your diskette (if you
    chose NOT to print it when running APJP), type "A>DIR/P". If it's
    in drive B, the command is "A>DIR/P B:". Drive C is "C>DIR/P A:".
4. Study all "README.*", "*.DOC", "*.HLP", "TXT" files by running the
    command "A>TYPE README.*" or "A>TYPE README.* B:" (BE SURE TO
    SPELL THE DOC NAME EXACTLY AS IT IS SPELLED ON THE DISKETTE! ie:
    "A>README.DOC B:"). DO THIS ONLY IF YOU DIDN'T PRINT FROM "APJP"!
5. If the file name ends with .BAS it is a program written in BASIC,
    and must be "loaded" from BASIC. Depending upon your particular PC,
    the command MAY BE: A>BASICA B:program-name (SEE YOUR SYSTEMS BOOK).
6. If the file name ends with .EXE .COM or .BAT, the program can be
    run by typing in the name (without the period or three letter
    extension) at the system prompt. Example: File name on diskette is
    PROGRAM.EXE or PROGRAM.COM or PROGRAM.BAT - type in "A>PROGRAM"
    or "A>PROGRAM B:".
7. Search each diskette for suggestive names such as "INSTALL", "MENU",
    "HELP", "START", "GO", or "SETUP" files for instructions on how to
    run the disk in question. Many times the author will have bypassed
    external documentation and instead included it in the actual
    program. This occurs often with programs written in BASIC. Use the
    "LIST" (F1) option of the BASIC functions before running these
    programs.

    Copyright (c) 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 - AP-JP Enterprises, Inc
