01 INPUT FILE NAME
   INPUT FILE NAME                          
   *  Key in Input File Name to be processed.
   *  If file is not in the current directory,
   *  then key in full path and file name. If
   *  file cannot be located then Press F2 for
   *  Directory Assistance. If path and file
   *  are too long to type in the window then       
   *  switch to directory of file and run system
   *  from that directory. 
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02 OUTPUT FILE NAME 
   OUTPUT FILE NAME 
   *
   *  Key in Name of Output File to be created. If the file
   *  already exists you may overwrite the old file. 
   *  If you do not specify both the drive and path,
   *  the file will be created on your default drive. 
   *
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03 INPUT FIXED LENGTH RECORD STARTING BYTE
   INPUT FIXED LENGTH RECORD STARTING BYTE
   *  Key in the Start Byte position for this field.
   *  The first position is 1, the second position is 2,
   *  the third postion is 3, etc.  Any input bytes not
   *  referenced will be ignored. It is not necessary
   *  to specify all input bytes. Specify only those
   *  byte ranges to be selected. The same, or overlapping,
   *  fields may be specified if needed. 
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04 INPUT FIXED LENGTH RECORD ENDING BYTE
   INPUT FIXED LENGTH RECORD ENDING BYTE
   *
   *   Key in the Ending Byte position for this field.
   *   The Ending Byte must be the same or larger than
   *   the Starting Byte of the field. The Ending Byte 
   *   will be the last position from the input field 
   *   to be included in the output delimited field. 
   *                       
   * 
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05 OMIT LEADING ZEROS                           
   OMIT LEADING ZEROS                              
   *   High-order (leading) zeros in input fields, can
   *   be suppressed (omitted) from appearing in the output
   *   delimited field. If requested, all (multiple) leading
   *   zeros will be eliminated, and fields with only zeros
   *   will appear as null output fields. Regardless of your
   *   choice, all leading and trailing BLANKS will always be
   *   eliminated, and will not appear in the output field. 
   *            N = No, Do Not Omit leading zeros
   *            Y = Yes, Omit leading zeros
   * 
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06 FIELD DESCRIPTION
   FIELD DESCRIPTION
   *  
   *   These fields are provided for information only. They do
   *   not affect the processing. However, these fields are
   *   excellent for documentation and will appear on the 
   *   the summary report at the end of the run. 
   *
   *  
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07 OUTPUT COMMA DELIMITED FIELD NUMBER
   OUTPUT COMMA DELIMITED FIELD NUMBER
   *  
   *   Each field is referenced by its sequential
   *   position in the output record. The first field is
   *   number 1, the second field is number 2, the third
   *   field is number 3, etc. Field numbers can be
   *   specified in any order. This number determines where
   *   the reformatted field will appear in the outupt file.
   *   All field numbers not specified, which have a number
   *   lower than the highest specified field, will appear
   *   as null fields on the output file. 
   *
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50 CONVERT FIXED LENGTH RECORD FILE TO COMMA DELIMITED FILE
   CONVERT FIXED LENGTH RECORD FILE TO COMMA DELIMITED FILE
   *  Reformats selected input fields into comma delimited
   *  output fields as a new file. The input fields can be
   *  selected in any order, and can be selected in whole or
   *  in part. Not all input fields need be specified.  The
   *  order of the output fields are determined by their
   *  output field number, which you request. All output
   *  field numbers need not be specified.  If not, they will
   *  appear as null fields in the output file. 
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51 TABLE CONTROL KEYS SUMMARY  
   TABLE CONTROL KEYS SUMMARY 
   *                          
   * Enter---------: Next Field         Alt,A--: Add Line  
   * Ctl,Arrow Left: Previous Field     Alt,D--: Delete Line
   * Arrow Down/Up-: Down/Up One Line   Alt,S--: Save Table
   * PgDn/PgUp-----: Next/Previous Pg   Alt,R--: Restore Table 
   * (See manual for details)                                                     
   *                                                        
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52 RUN TIME CONTROL KEYS   
   RUN TIME CONTROL KEYS  
   *                          
   * Cursor Left/Right-: Shifts output data display left/right        
                         only when Display is ON.  
   * PgDn/PgUP---------: Displays Next/Previous Page only when 
                         Display is ON.
   * ESC---------------: Terminates Run.
   * D-----------------: Toggles Display ON and OFF. If ON, 
                         screen refreshed for every record 
                         processed. If OFF, only record count
                         updated, but processing speed 
                         substantially increases. 
   * NOTE: To more fully analyse output comma delimited file
   *                     use SCD utility. 
   * (See manual for details)                                                     
   *                                                        
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