

                             *** NICE-N-EZ V2.01 ***
                     (C) Digital Manufacturing Systems 1991
                       P.O. Box 1079   Rogers, Ar   72757
                         Voice/FAX Phone: 501-925-3666

     Registration Fee: $20

     WHAT IS NICE-N-EZ?

     NICE-N-EZ is a complete program development environment, inspired by
     the Quick language series developed by Microsoft (QuickBasic, QuickC
     and QuickPascal).  NICE-N-EZ can be used to develop programs in any
     programming language and you may provide your own help information
     from which you may cut and paste text, such as programming examples,
     into your own program.

     In addition to the usual editing capabilities, NICE-N-EZ offers
     powerful block operations, a clipboard to store deleted or copied
     text, automatic indentation, keystroke macros and miscellaneous
     programming aids.  Also, NICE-N-EZ will function in 25, 43 and 50 line
     screen modes.

     NICE-N-EZ provides a state of the art user interface that is fully
     mouse aware and includes Drop-Down Menus and Dialog Boxes for editing
     and program launching.  You may edit as many as five different modules
     (files) at once, each in its own sizable and colored window.  You may
     add as many as 10 of your own application programs to its menu.  You
     assign the menu name, prompt line and the command line to pass to DOS.
     The command line may contain variable data that is relative to the
     currently active file and you may also specify the amount of DOS
     memory required to run the program.


     SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

             1. IBM PC/XT/AT or compatible computer.
             2. MS/PC DOS 2.1 or later
             3. Minimum of 384kb memory

     This text file was created with NICE-N-EZ.  You may use it to practice
     editing, etc..

     Below are examples of the graphic lines you may draw with NICE-N-EZ.
     When using the single or double line box drawing characters, you should
     begin in the middle of a line.  The reason is that when you change
     directions NICE-N-EZ can determine which type of corner to produce.
     However, when you cross an existing line NICE-N-EZ assumes you are
     going to continue drawing and uses a line intersecting character.  This
     means that if you begin at the corner of a rectangle, your last arrow
     press will not produce a corner character.
     ЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭ

         ББББББББББББББББББ         лллллллллллллллллл
         Б                Б         л    кФФФФФП     л     кФФФФФФФФФФФФФФП
         Б                Б         л    Г     Г     л     Г              Г
         Б                Б         л    Г     Г     л     Г              Г
         Б                Б         л    РФФФФФХФФФП л     Г              Г
         Б                Б         л          Г   Г л     Г              Г
         Б                Б         л          Г   Г л     Г              Г
         ББББББББББББББББББ         л          Г   Г л     Г              Г
                                    л          РФФФй л     Г              Г
         ЩЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЛ         лллллллллллллллллл     Г              Г
         К ATTENTION: JOE К                                РФФФФФФФФФФФФФФй
         ШЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭЭМ         
