BRI`HELPWIN
2NSystem window (prohelp, wchoice, etc.)


PRIMARYPNPrimary Apogee window.


\`SCREEN1
\|PRIMARY SCREEN
\~
\`SCREEN2
\|Main Banner Top
\~
\`SCREEN3
\|SYSTEM PASSWORD SCREEN
\~
\~Enter the SYSTEM PASSWORD to exit to system.
\~
\`SCREEN4
\|Welcome to PUBLIC ACCESS (tm)
\~
\~PUBLIC ACCESS is site licensed to any location wishing to offer there patrons controlled access to the programs and communication services available through their public PC's.
\~
\~For more information, please contact:
\~\+\+Jim Turner
\~\+\+IN/QUEST, LLC
\~\+\+3140-K South Peoria St, #200
\~\+\+Aurora, CO 80014-3155
\~\+\+Voice: 303-671-0800
\~\+\+  Fax: 303-671-0559
\~\+\+  CIS: 70505,531
\~\+\+  AOL: inquest
\~
\~Just Press ANY KEY here to proceed to the beginning screens of the system.  You will be able to see a great deal of the system without a charge.  Once you have selected an APPLICATION or ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE you will be prompted for payment details at that time.  You will not incur any costs until you have actually used the chosen service/application for some period of time.
\~
\`SCREEN5
\|Main Banner Bottom
\~
\`SCREEN6
\|WARNING NOTICE
\~
\~You are about to turn off the clock and end your current event.
\~
\~You still have time left on this event.  Are you sure you want to QUIT and END your event?  If you quit and try and come back you will be treated like a new customer.
\~
\`SCREEN7
\|RETURNING TO SYSTEM WINDOW
\~
\`SCREEN8
\|PUBLIC ACCESS's MAIN PATRON MENU
\~
\~Please make a selection off of this menu.  The number to the right indicates how many services or applications are supported for this selection.  In the case of online data communications the number could be quite large.  If the number of supported services is large (more than 11) then you will receive an intermediate menu to give you some options for sorting and viewing the list or services or applications.
\~
\~Choosing LOCAL CD-ROM LIBRARY or APPLICATIONS will give you access to any this site's supported Applications programs.
\~
\~Choosing BULLETIN BOARDS and ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS will enable you to call (via modem) any dial-up or direct access online data services that this site may wish to support.
\~
\~Choosing CUSTOMER TALLY SCREEN will give you a quick overview of the charges you have accrued.
\~
\~Look around to your hearts content.  There is no charge for brousing throught he system.  If there are going to be any charges for the use of this system you will be prompted for your approval first.
\~

\~
\|NOTICE TO CUSTOMER
\~
\~Welcome to PUBLIC ACCESS.  You are going to be using a special software control environment where you can work with any installed application software products for personal productivity such as word processing or desktop publishing and you can call any installed and supported communication services such as PRODIGY (r).  This provides a powerful combination of information access and processing not available elsewhere.
\~
\~PUBLIC ACCESS is aware of any mouse that may be installed.  While using this system if your computer has a mouse installed you may use the mouse to navigate through the system by moving the mouse rather than using the TAB or ARROW keys on the keyboard.  
\~
\|     ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
\|     │                  LE' MOUSE                  │
\|     │            ─────────────────────            │
\|     │              ┌──┬───┬─┬───┬──┐              │
\|     │              │  │   │ │   │  │              │
\|     │              │  │   │ │   │  │              │
\|     │ LEFT BUTTON ------> │ │ <----- RIGHT BUTTON │
\|     │ = ENTER KEY  │  │   │ │   │  │ = ESCAPE     │
\|     │ = RETURN KEY └┐ └───┘ └───┘ ┌┘ = UNDO       │
\|     │ = KEEP GOING  │             │  = BACKUP     │
\|     │ = OK          │             │  = NOT OK     │
\|     │               │             │               │
\|     │               └┐   ┌────┐  ┌┘               │
\|     │                └───┴─┬┬─┴──┘                │
\|     │                      ││                     │
\|     └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘
\|
\~The mouse's left button acts as the ENTER or RETURN key and the mouse's right button acts as the ESCape key.
\~
\~Now, you should remember that there are three constants while using this system.
\~
\~#1. Most screens will have default settings, such as '[Y/n]' indicating a 'Yes', allowing you to just press the ENTER or RETURN key to proceed to the next logical step.  If you do not want to accept the default setting then you must explicitly press the key on the keyboard of the lower case key.  For example: [Y/n] means press the letter 'N' if you do NOT want to accept the default 'Y'.
\~
\~#2. Pressing F1 almost anywhere in the system will bring up context sensitive help screens.  They will explain your options in more detail giving you more specific information about the area of the screen or system you are in.  These help screens should answer any questions you may have.
\~
\~#3. Pressing the ESC key (usually on the upper left part of your keyboard) will back you out of where you are.  So if you find yourself someplace where you do not want to be just press the ESC key several times till you get back to where you want to be.
\~
\~
\|GENERAL STEPS TO USE PUBLIC ACCESS
\~
\~The use of PUBLIC ACCESS is fairly simple.  You basically select a program or service from a menu, launch it, use it,  then return to the main menu to select another or quit.
\~
\~Step 1: MAIN MENU: Choose your program (i.e. Word Processing, CD-ROM Library, Online Bulletin Board (BBS), etc.)
\~
\~Step 2: Review full screen of details on your chosen APP or SERVICE. 
\~
\~Step 3(a): (One Time Only!) If your selection has a charge you answer some questions about payment.
\~Step 3(b): (One Time Only!) Provide some personal information on yourself. 
\~
\~Step 4: Confirm that you want to Run/Call your choice (if chargable session)
\~
\~Step 5: Use the APP or DATA COMM SERVICE you chose.  Exit when done. 
\~
\~Step 6: If you have any charges - Review the PROGRESS >< RESULT screen for your system usage details.
\~
\~Step 7: Return to MAIN MENU, Repeat steps 1 to 7 above as often as you like. 
\~
\~QUIT  : Quit the system back to the PUBLIC ACCESS logo when you have completed your use of the system.
\~
\~Welcome to PUBLIC ACCESS.  You are going to be using a special software control environment where you can work with any installed application software products for personal productivity such as word processing or desktop publishing and you can call any installed and supported communication services such as PRODIGY (r).  This provides a powerful combination of information access and processing not available elsewhere.
\~
\~This screen offers the basic steps to use PUBLIC ACCESS successfully.  There are going to be some extra steps involved in certain instances depending on what you have chosen to run or call.
\~
\~PUBLIC ACCESS is a trademarked product name and is sold by:
\~
\~IN/QUEST, LLC
\~3140 S.Peoria St, #K-200
\~Aurora, CO 80014-3155
\~Voice 303-671-0800
\~Email: inquest@aol.com
\~Email: jim.turner@boardwatch.com
\~
\~All rights reserved
\~
\`SCREEN9
\|IN PROCESS PATRON TALLY SCREEN
\~
\~Here is your current account standing.
\~
\~The points on this screen that might bear an explaination are:..
\~
\~'T[USAGE]' = Total usage of MINUTES and SESSIONS.  It is conceivable that you will be involved in some mixture of free activity and chargeable activity.  The total refers to the total amount of activity in these two categories.
\~
\~'$[USAGE]' = Total 'Chargeable' usage of Minutes and Sessions.  These number represent only that activity that the system operator is charging for.
\~
\~'<Averaged Rates>' Any field in the 'Rates' column bracketed with '< >' are fields that may be averaged numbers.  This means if you use one service at $.10 per minute and one at $.20 per minute, it may come to pass that the ending equivalent rate averages out to $.15 per minute.
\~
\`SCREEN10
\|RESTART SCREEN
\~
\~To protect against someone just walking away from the keyboard and having someone else come along and use system PUBLIC ACCESS keeps track of the inactivity of the keyboard.  After a specified number of minutes the system assumes that new activity could be by a new patron.  So it gives this screen to confirm if the patron is the same or different.  If it is a new patron the system will reset and give the
new patron the LOGO screen to start with.
\~
\`SCREEN11
\|LOAD MESSAGE WINDOW
\~
\`SCREEN12
\|PATRON REVIEW TALLY SCREEN
\~
\~!! Only the System operator should be at this screen !!
\~
\~This screen gives the System Operator an opportunity to perform three basic functions.
\~
\~#1) [F7]Print Receipt.  If for some reason the customer did not print out their own receipt and the system has since been reset or used by a new customer then you can page forward, [F10], and backward, [F9], through the customer file till you get the correct customer's record on the tally screen the press F7 to print a receipt.
\~
\~#2) [F8]Adjust Billing.  If your customer has some issue with a particular session or event you can press [F8] here to goto directly to the customers event screen where you can (A) Review their entire event history, (B) Delete their entire event (they were never here), (C) Delete all their sessions or (D) Delete a specific session.  Any deletions of sessions will automatically adjust the system and customer event totals as if they never did it.
\~
\~#3) [F9]Previous Record.  Page back through the customer records one record at at time.
\~
\~#4) [F10]Next Record.  Page forward through the customer records one record at at time.
\~
\`SCREEN13
\|EXITING PATRON MODE Menu Window
\~
\~Option 1.  Return to the main system for editing/viewing of system data files
\~Option 2.  Review/Edit/Print etc last patron record.
\~Option 3.  Adjust/Review/Edit/Print patron records
\~Option 4.  Return to Patron Mode
\~Option 5.  Quit to system prompt
\~
\`SCREEN14
\|NOTICE TO CUSTOMER
\~
\~Welcome to PUBLIC ACCESS.  You are going to be using a special software control environment where you can work with any installed application software products for personal productivity such as word processing or desktop publishing and you can call any installed and supported communication services such as PRODIGY (r).  This provides a powerful combination of information access and processing not available elsewhere.
\~
\~PUBLIC ACCESS is aware of any mouse that may be installed.  While using this system if your computer has a mouse installed you may use the mouse to navigate through the system by moving the mouse rather than using the TAB or ARROW keys on the keyboard.  
\~
\|     ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
\|     │                  LE' MOUSE                  │
\|     │            ─────────────────────            │
\|     │              ┌──┬───┬─┬───┬──┐              │
\|     │              │  │   │ │   │  │              │
\|     │              │  │   │ │   │  │              │
\|     │ LEFT BUTTON ------> │ │ <----- RIGHT BUTTON │
\|     │ = ENTER KEY  │  │   │ │   │  │ = ESCAPE     │
\|     │ = RETURN KEY └┐ └───┘ └───┘ ┌┘ = UNDO       │
\|     │ = KEEP GOING  │             │  = BACKUP     │
\|     │ = OK          │             │  = NOT OK     │
\|     │               │             │               │
\|     │               └┐   ┌────┐  ┌┘               │
\|     │                └───┴─┬┬─┴──┘                │
\|     │                      ││                     │
\|     └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘
\|
\~The mouse's left button acts as the ENTER or RETURN key and the mouse's right button acts as the ESCape key.
\~
\~Now, you should remember that there are three constants while using this system.
\~
\~#1. Most screens will have default settings, such as '[Y/n]' indicating a 'Yes', allowing you to just press the ENTER or RETURN key to proceed to the next logical step.  If you do not want to accept the default setting then you must explicitly press the key on the keyboard of the lower case key.  For example: [Y/n] means press the letter 'N' if you do NOT want to accept the default 'Y'.
\~
\~#2. Pressing F1 almost anywhere in the system will bring up context sensitive help screens.  They will explain your options in more detail giving you more specific information about the area of the screen or system you are in.  These help screens should answer any questions you may have.
\~
\~#3. Pressing the ESC key (usually on the upper left part of your keyboard) will back you out of where you are.  So if you find yourself someplace where you do not want to be just press the ESC key several times till you get back to where you want to be.
\~
\`SCREEN15
\|GENERAL STEPS TO USE PUBLIC ACCESS
\~
\~Welcome to PUBLIC ACCESS.  You are going to be using a special software control environment where you can work with any installed application software products for personal productivity such as word processing or desktop publishing and you can call any installed and supported communication services such as PRODIGY (r).  This provides a powerful combination of information access and processing not available elsewhere.
\~
\~This screen offers the basic steps to use PUBLIC ACCESS successfully.  There are going to be some extra steps involved in certain instances depending on what you have chosen to run or call.
\~
\~PUBLIC ACCESS is a trademarked product name and is sold by:
\~
\~IN/QUEST, LLC
\~3140 S.Peoria St, #K-200
\~Aurora, CO 80014-3155
\~Voice 303-671-0800
\~Email: inquest@aol.com
\~Email: jim.turner@boardwatch.com
\~
\~All rights reserved
\~
\`SCREEN17
\|FINAL TALLY SCREEN
\~
\~Here is your FINAL account standing.
\~
\~The points on this screen that might bare an explaination are:..
\~
\~'T[USAGE]' = Total usage of MINUTES and SESSIONS.  It is conceivable that you will be involved in some mixture of free activity and chargeable activity.  The total refers to the total amount of activity in these two categories.
\~
\~'$[USAGE]' = Total 'Chargeable' usage of Minutes and Sessions.  These number represent only that activity that the system operator is charging for.
\~
\~'<Averaged Rates>' Any field in the 'Rates' column bracketed with '< >' are fields that may be averaged numbers.  This means if you use one service at $.10 per minute and one at $.20 per minute, it may come to pass that the ending equivalent rate averages out to $.15 per minute.
\~
\~If the system operator has configured this system for the printing of a customer receipt it may appear at the printer after you leave this screen or it may be on disk for printing later.  As your contact person is you need a receipt.
\~
\`SCREEN18
\|PUBLIC ACCESS's MAIN PATRON MENU
\~
\~Please make a selection off of this menu.  The number to the right indicates how many services or applications are supported for this selection.  In the case of online data communications the number could be quite large.  If the number of supported services is large (more than 11) then you will receive an intermediate menu to give you some options for sorting and viewing the list or services or applications.
\~
\~Choosing LOCAL CD-ROM LIBRARY or APPLICATIONS will give you access to any this site's supported Applications programs.
\~
\~Choosing BULLETIN BOARDS and ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS will enable you to call (via modem) any dial-up or direct access online data services that this site may wish to support.
\~
\~Look around to your hearts content.  There is no charge for brousing throught he system.  If there are going to be any charges for the use of this system you will be prompted for your approval first.
\~

\~
\|NOTICE TO CUSTOMER
\~
\~Welcome to PUBLIC ACCESS.  You are going to be using a special software control environment where you can work with any installed application software products for personal productivity such as word processing or desktop publishing and you can call any installed and supported communication services such as PRODIGY (r).  This provides a powerful combination of information access and processing not available elsewhere.
\~
\~PUBLIC ACCESS is aware of any mouse that may be installed.  While using this system if your computer has a mouse installed you may use the mouse to navigate through the system by moving the mouse rather than using the TAB or ARROW keys on the keyboard.  
\~
\|     ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
\|     │                  LE' MOUSE                  │
\|     │            ─────────────────────            │
\|     │              ┌──┬───┬─┬───┬──┐              │
\|     │              │  │   │ │   │  │              │
\|     │              │  │   │ │   │  │              │
\|     │ LEFT BUTTON ------> │ │ <----- RIGHT BUTTON │
\|     │ = ENTER KEY  │  │   │ │   │  │ = ESCAPE     │
\|     │ = RETURN KEY └┐ └───┘ └───┘ ┌┘ = UNDO       │
\|     │ = KEEP GOING  │             │  = BACKUP     │
\|     │ = OK          │             │  = NOT OK     │
\|     │               │             │               │
\|     │               └┐   ┌────┐  ┌┘               │
\|     │                └───┴─┬┬─┴──┘                │
\|     │                      ││                     │
\|     └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘
\|
\~The mouse's left button acts as the ENTER or RETURN key and the mouse's right button acts as the ESCape key.
\~
\~Now, you should remember that there are three constants while using this system.
\~
\~#1. Most screens will have default settings, such as '[Y/n]' indicating a 'Yes', allowing you to just press the ENTER or RETURN key to proceed to the next logical step.  If you do not want to accept the default setting then you must explicitly press the key on the keyboard of the lower case key.  For example: [Y/n] means press the letter 'N' if you do NOT want to accept the default 'Y'.
\~
\~#2. Pressing F1 almost anywhere in the system will bring up context sensitive help screens.  They will explain your options in more detail giving you more specific information about the area of the screen or system you are in.  These help screens should answer any questions you may have.
\~
\~#3. Pressing the ESC key (usually on the upper left part of your keyboard) will back you out of where you are.  So if you find yourself someplace where you do not want to be just press the ESC key several times till you get back to where you want to be.
\~
\~
\|GENERAL STEPS TO USE PUBLIC ACCESS
\~
\~The use of PUBLIC ACCESS is fairly simple.  You basically select a program or service from a menu, launch it, use it,  then return to the main menu to select another or quit.
\~
\~Step 1: MAIN MENU: Choose your program (i.e. Word Processing, CD-ROM Library, Online Bulletin Board (BBS), etc.)
\~
\~Step 2: Review full screen of details on your chosen APP or SERVICE. 
\~
\~Step 3(a): (One Time Only!) If your selection has a charge you answer some questions about payment.
\~Step 3(b): (One Time Only!) Provide some personal information on yourself. 
\~
\~Step 4: Confirm that you want to Run/Call your choice (if chargable session)
\~
\~Step 5: Use the APP or DATA COMM SERVICE you chose.  Exit when done. 
\~
\~Step 6: If you have any charges - Review the PROGRESS >< RESULT screen for your system usage details.
\~
\~Step 7: Return to MAIN MENU, Repeat steps 1 to 7 above as often as you like. 
\~
\~QUIT  : Quit the system back to the PUBLIC ACCESS logo when you have completed your use of the system.
\~
\~Welcome to PUBLIC ACCESS.  You are going to be using a special software control environment where you can work with any installed application software products for personal productivity such as word processing or desktop publishing and you can call any installed and supported communication services such as PRODIGY (r).  This provides a powerful combination of information access and processing not available elsewhere.
\~
\~This screen offers the basic steps to use PUBLIC ACCESS successfully.  There are going to be some extra steps involved in certain instances depending on what you have chosen to run or call.
\~
\~PUBLIC ACCESS is a trademarked product name and is sold by:
\~
\~IN/QUEST, LLC
\~3140 S.Peoria St, #K-200
\~Aurora, CO 80014-3155
\~Voice 303-671-0800
\~Email: inquest@aol.com
\~Email: jim.turner@boardwatch.com
\~
\~All rights reserved
\~
\`SCREEN20
\|NEARING END OF EVENT PERIOD
\~
\~This system is charging by the event.  
\~
\~This means, you are being charged a flat rate for a fixed period of time, over and above any other charges that may be imposed.  
\~
\~At this point, you are nearing the end of an event period.  The system is asking you if you want to continue.  If you do want to continue, then you will be charged a new event charge when the new event period begins.
\~
\~See 'Event Charge' indicated between the two flashing arrows on the screen
\~
