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    When you press F1 during CASEY, this is the TEXT HELP FILE
     which it reads to display the help data.
    You can change it to suit your own needs, it's not real critical.
    We don't use help window 0 in CASEY!

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          ==========  CASEY MAIN MENU  ==========
 SETUP    - Use this to choose the type of calendar you wish to make.
            There are many options in the setup screen.
 PRINT    - Start printing a calendar. The current SETUP is used.
 DATES    - Allows you to import an IMPORTANT DATES file into the
            calendar. Dates in the list are hilited, and descriptions
            are printed at the bottom of the calendar.
 COPIES   - Choose the number of copies of each calendar from 1-99.
 FONTS    - Choose how you want to manage CASEY'S downloaded fonts.
 PRINTER  - Select PRINTER MODEL, PORT and SIZE OF PAPER.
 LANGUAGE - Choose what language you want printed in the calendars.
 READ     - Allows you to read CASEY'S documentation file. CASEY.DOC
 COLORS   - You can select your favorite screen colors here.
 EGA/VGA  - Set your monitor to EGA or VGA mode.
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      ========  SELECT PRINTER INFORMATION  ========
  M - Select the model of Laser Printer you are using.
      Normally, use the HP Laser Jet II if you are not sure.
      Select the DUPLEXING PRINTER if you are using a laser
      printer which can print on both sides of a page in 1 pass.
      ( If you have a DUPLEXING printer, you should know,
        because you spent a LOT more money for it!... )
  P - Select the PORT your printer is connected to.
      LPT1 is the normal printer port.
      COM1 COM2 is not supported by this program.
  D - DIAGNOSTIC - Display your PRINTER PORT STATUS information.
  A - ALIGNMENT - Align CASEY to your printer, for perfect margins.
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        ======== MENU 3 ========
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     ======== SELECT PRINTER PORT ========
     If you don't know which PORT to use:

     First, try PORT 1    ( this is the default, and the most common )
       then, PORT 2.
       then, PORT 3.
     If that doesn't work, go ask a friend who knows a lot about
     computers what you should do next.
     Normally you don't have to worry, just select PORT 1.

     IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE:
      1 - GO BACK TO THE MAIN MENU.
      2 - SELECT --O-- PRINTER OPTIONS.
      3 - SELECT --D-- PRINTER PORT DIAGNOSTIC
          CASEY WILL SHOW YOU THE STATE OF YOUR PRINTER PORT.
          ( WHEN CASEY PRINTS, HE ONLY LOOKS AT THE "BUSY" SIGNAL )

     IMPORTANT: IF YOU HAVE A SOFTWARE "SECURITY" DEVICE IN THE
     PRINTER PORT, AND PRINTING ACTS WRONG: THE SECURITY DEVICE HAS
     FAILED. ASK YOUR VENDOR FOR A NEW KEY! THIS IS HAPPENING VERY
     OFTEN LATELY. CASEY CANNOT OVERRIDE A DEFECTIVE KEY!

     We currently don't support COM PORTS for printing.
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        ======== SELECT CALENDAR LANGUAGE ==========
     This is the language which CASEY will use when printing a
     calendar.

     This does not change the language used in the menus, which
     is always English.

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        ====== IMPORTANT DATES MENU ======

    1 - TURN ON the Important Date feature.
        The Important Date feature will take a list of important dates
        which you have entered, and display them on the calendar.
        * The day is hilited.
        * The description of that important day is printed below
          the calendar.
    2 - TURN OFF the Important Date feature.
        No Important Date file will be used. No dates are hilited.
    3 - EDIT an Important Date file.
        1 - View an Important Date file.
        2 - Add a date to the file.
        3 - Edit (change) an item in the file.
        4 - Delete an item in the file.
    4 - COPY one Important Date file to another.
        Use this to make a new file, using an old file as a starting point.
    5 - DELETE an Important Date file.

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        ====== PRINTER SOFT FONT CONTROL ======
 1 - NORMAL: This causes CASEY to:
          A - Download all soft fonts needed for this calendar.
          B - If the font has already been downloaded since running CASEY
              this time, the font will not be re-downloaded.
          C - The calendar is printed.
          D - When you QUIT CASEY, all of the fonts which CASEY downloaded
              will be erased from the printers' memory.
     NOTE: Soft Fonts take up considerable memory in your Laser Printer.
           If you see your fonts changing to COURIER when you print out,
           your printer has run out of font memory, and you should
           select item 4: RESET PRINTER MEMORY FONTS, which will clear
           out your printer memory and reload the fonts.

 2 - LAN: This causes CASEY to:
          A - Download all soft fonts needed for this calendar.
          B - Print the calendar.
          C - Clear the printer memory of the downloaded fonts.

 3 - ADVANCED: Like NORMAL, except if you run CASEY several times during
          the day, CASEY will not re-download any fonts which he has
          already downloaded in previous CASEY sessions.
      NOTE: If you turn your printer off, the fonts which CASEY expects
           to be there, won't be there, and COURIER will print.
           If this happens, Briefly select: ADVANCED: RESET: to force
           CASEY to start his font downloading process over again.

 4 - ADVANCED: RESET PRINTER MEMORY FONTS NOW (START NEW SESSION)
          Use this option to erase every font which CASEY has downloaded
          to your printer, and to tell CASEY that the printer contains
          no CASEY fonts. CASEY will start the font downloading process
          from scratch.

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 ------- USE THIS OPTION to EXACTLY ALIGN YOUR PRINTING. ----------
 Most Laser Printer Paper Feed paths are not exactly aligned when the
 printer is manufactured. You will enjoy this advanced feature for
 correcting any mis-alignment in your paper feed path.

 PRINT ALIGNMENT SHEET: Use this option to print an alignment sheet
 on your printer. Follow the instructions printed on that sheet to
 compensate for any mis-alignment in your printer paper feed path.
    NOTE: use a FULL 8.5 x 11 inch piece of paper for this test.
 PRINT ADJUSTED SHEET: Use this option to VERIFY that you have set
   your HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL adjustment numbers correctly. (optional)
 ENTER your HORIZONTAL correction value: range -120 to +120 pixels.
 ENTER your VERTICAL   correction value: range -120 to +120 pixels.
 RESET both to ZERO: Use this option to quickly set both the HORIZONTAL
   and VERTICAL correction values to ZERO. (optional)

  NOTE: Once you have aligned your printer and set your correction values
  up for your particular printer, you shouldn't RESET them back to ZERO.

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        ======== IMPORTANT DATES EDIT MENU ========
 V - VIEW the currently selected IMPORTANT DATES file.
     Allows you to browse your dates, and see all of them.
     Does not change the file.

 A - ADD another ITEM to the Important Dates file.
     The format you must use when adding a new date is as follows:
     MM DD Text description
      MM = Month, 01 thru 12. You must use a leading zero from 1-9.
           Month 01 = JANUARY  12 = DECEMBER
      DD = DAY of Month 01 thru 31. You must use a leading zero
           for days 1-9.
      Text = Type in a brief description of what this day means to you.

 E - EDIT an item in the Important Dates file.
     Use this option to change a date or description which you entered
     previously.

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        ====== SELECT STARTING MONTH FOR THIS CALENDAR ======

     Select the starting month for your calendar.

     You may start on any month from January thru December.

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            === EDITING COMMANDS ===
       CNTRL+Y           - DELETE ENTIRE LINE
       CNTRL+LEFT ARROW  - GO ONE WORD LEFT
       CNTRL+RIGHT ARROW - GO ONE WORD RIGHT
       HOME              - GO TO START OF LINE
       END               - GO TO END OF LINE
       BACKSPACE         - DELETE 1 CHARACTER TO THE LEFT
       DELETE            - DELETE 1 CHARACTER TO THE RIGHT
       ENTER             - ACCEPT LINE AS IS
       ESCAPE            - QUIT and IGNORE this entry
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