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      Beep - Toggles ON/OFF. Turns beep on/off for errors, etc.
 
   Display - Toggles Standard/Enhanced.  If you have a EGA video
             adapter installed, Enhanced will display 43 lines
             instead of the Standard 25 lines.  If you have a VGA or
             8514/A video adapter installed, Enhanced mode will
             display 50 lines.
 
Grid lines - Toggles YES/NO. YES inserts grid lines in the FAST ACCESS
             program display.

   Company - Name of your organization that will be displayed when
             the screen blanks.  (It can be any name you want
             displayed on the screen)
 
    Colors - Cycles thru colors black thru white.  Also includes a
             LCD color mode for laptop computers.
 
      Sort - Toggles Ascending/Descending/Custom.  This is the order
             that program's are listed on the FAST ACCESS screen.
             Select Custom and use the Move command to customize the
             order of your program list.
 
 Exploding - Toggles YES/NO.  YES will make the windows explode on
             screen, instead of poping on screen.
 
  Compress - Toggles ON/OFF.  ON will allow more programs to be
             listed on screen.  Grid lines will be deleted to get more
             programs listed.
 
  Password - Enable/Disable "Master" password.  Provides protection
             throughout FAST ACCESS.  If the password is enabled, all
             commands will be protected except the Add and Help
             commands.  You will see "PE" at the bottom of the screen
             with the "Master" password enabled.  You can protect
             individual programs with there own unique password when
             you use the Add or Revise commands, or use the "Master"
             password to protect them.  If the password is disabled,
             you will see "PD" at the bottom of the screen.
             
                       !!! DO NOT FORGET THIS !!!
                             
             NOTE: For this feature to be active when you load FAST
                   ACCESS, you MUST quit out of FAST ACCESS before you
                   turn your computer off.  FAST ACCESS updates it's
                   setup file every time you quit.
                   
             NOTE: This is NOT a fail safe protection method.  If you
                   want complete protection from anyone accessing your
                   hard disc data, buy a hard disk locking program.
                   FastLock by Rupp Corp. will give you "complete"
                   hard disk protection.  You can contact them at
                   (213) 850-5394.
 
    Global - Toggles ON/OFF. Global cursor access ON will allow you to
             move your programs anywhere on the screen.  You can have
             blank spaces between programs, organize programs into
             different columns etc.  When this option is ON, you will
             see "GC" on the bottom of the screen.

             NOTE: With this option ON, you cannot use the mouse to
                   move a program.
             
     Blank - Time in minutes that the screen will blank.  Must be less
             than 31 minutes.  If you entered a Company name, that
             name will be displayed when the screen blanks.  If a hard
             disk is installed, the heads are automatically parked to
             a safe zone as soon as the screen blanks by the PARK.COM
             utility program.
 
      Park - Toggles YES/NO.  YES will park your hard drive with
             the PARK.COM utility program when you quit FAST ACCESS.
             Some older hard disks do not automatically park their
             heads when you turn your computer off.  As a rule of
             thumb, if your hard disk is less than 40 megabytes in
             size (excluding portable computers), it probably does
             not park it's heads automatically.  You can always check
             with your computer vendor, or the hard disk manufacturer.

             NOTE: Even if your hard disk does park it's heads
                   automatically, having this option on (YES) will
                   NOT hurt your hard disk in any way.

             NOTE: This command is independent of the parking done
                   by the Blank option.

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    Update - Saves any changes that were made to FAST ACCESS.  If no
             changes were made and you press Update, nothing will
             happen.  FAST ACCESS knows when you've changed something,
             and will remind you of it if you forget to Update.
             Whenever FAST ACCESS updates it's FA.SET file, you will
             see "UPDATE" at the bottom of the screen for a few
             seconds.
 
      Help - This window.
 
      Info - Reports your computer system information (CPU, video,
             ports, drive letter range, memory and disk stats).

             If you choose System from the Info window, FAST ACCESS
             will execute CPU.EXE to calculate CPU clock speed and
             wait states, and DOS's CHKDSK.COM or CHKDSK.EXE for disk
             stats.  These programs must be accessable through the
             [PATH=] statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, or be
             located in the ROOT directory.  FAST ACCESS will write
             the file FA.SYS to the root directory.  It contains all
             the system information (excluding disk stats).

             If you choose Disk from the Info window, FAST ACCESS will
             bypass using CPU.EXE (which can take from 15 to 35
             seconds to execute if your running a computer with an
             8086/8088 CPU) and use the data in the FA.SYS file.  If
             FA.SYS does not exist yet, CPU.EXE will be executed.  It
             will then run CHKDSK to get the disk stats.  This command
             is much faster than using the System command from the
             Info window.
 
             FAST ACCESS has it's own internal routines to figure the
             type of CPU, coprocessor, total disk space and available
             disk space.  That way, if for some reason CPU.EXE and
             CHKDSK can't be found, you will still get some basic
             information in the System Stats window.

             If your using an Extended Memory Manager (XMM), like
             HIMEM.SYS or QEMM386.SYS, Info will report the Extended
             Memory Specification (XMS) version, XMM version, and if
             the High Memory Area (HMA) exists.

      Quit - Exits the Setup Configuration window.

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