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                                   APPENDIX B
               
                        USING CPA-LEDGER WITH FIXED DISK
                                    
     
     
     You  may use CPA-LEDGER with fixed disk.  (Fixed disk is also referred 
     to as "hard disk".) Changes  to  CPA-LEDGER's  computer  programs  are 
     similar  to  the  changes  as  described  for micros with two diskette 
     drives - see Appendix A. 
     
     The only difference is that you modify the RUN commands  to  refer  to 
     the  fixed  disk rather than to the second diskette drive.  Do that by 
     substituting "C" for "A" in the  RUN  commands.  For  example,  assume 
     that one of the computer programs contains this command: 
     
          .  RUN "A:DAILY.BAS".
     
     Change the command to:
     
          .  RUN "C:DAILY.BAS".
     
     Of course,  both CPA-LEDGER and PC-DOS should be on fixed disk.  Also, 
     you might want to establish a separate  subdirectory  for  CPA-LEDGER. 
     Refer  to your IBM Disk Operating System reference manual for details. 
     The same reference manual covers other considerations that are  beyond 
     the scope of this appendix, such as: 
     
          .  Fixed disk drive letters, and
     
          .  How to prepare your fixed disk.
     
     A  major advantage of fixed disk is the additional space for recording 
     your transactions.  As discussed in Appendix C,  one  floppy  diskette 
     might  not have enough room to accommodate your needs.  In that event, 
     fixed disk is an alternative.