LIST OF FILES
          DISTRIBUTED WITH THE CONTACT TRACKING SYSTEM
          (Printed from the included FILELIST.TXT file)


The following is a list of the files contained in the 'CTS31#1.ZIP' and
'CTS31#2.ZIP' archives.


Documentation files
CTS.TXT -- Documentation for the Contact Tracking System
FEATURES.TXT -- Description of CTS features
FILELIST.TXT -- List of all files in the CTS package
INSTALL.TXT -- Instructions for automatic installation of CTS
README.TXT -- Instructions for manual installation of CTS
REGISTER.TXT -- Printable form to become a registered CTS user
UPGRADE.TXT -- Instructions for upgrading a previous CTS version
COPYON.DOC -- The documentation to the 'COPYON.COM' utility.
SWAPMEM.DOC -- The documentation to the 'SWAPMEM.COM'
utility.

Executable files
COPYON.COM -- A public domain utility used in backing up data.
SWAPMEM.COM -- A utility that swaps memory to disk

Menu files
CTS.FOX -- The main menu.
FIL-M.FOX -- The files menu.
REP-M.FOX -- The reports menu.
UTIL-M.FOX -- The utilities menu.

Update files
CON-U.FOX -- The contact and status update module.
STAT-U.FOX -- The status update module.
FIL-U.FOX -- The files update module, also called the files utility.
TYPE-U.FOX -- The types update module.

Report files
CALENDAR.FOX -- The calendar report.
LABELS.FOX -- Used for the 1UP, 2UP, phone, and numbers reports
1UP.LBL -- The 1UP labels format, also used as a starting point for the
return address and user defined formats
2UP.LBL -- The 2UP labels format
3UP.LBL -- The 3UP labels format
NUMBERS.LBL -- The names and numbers report
PHONE.LBL -- The phone and address report
RETURN.LBL -- Used for return address labels, initially the same as
1UP.LBL
STATUS.FOX -- The status, phone, and address report
WPMERGE.FOX -- The report that produces a WordPerfect "secondary
merge file"

Utility files
BACKUP.FOX -- The backup utility.
CONFIG.FOX -- The configuration utility.
INDEX.FOX -- The index utility.

Miscellaneous files
DIALER.BIN -- An assembley routine for dialing a phone number
ERROR.FOX -- A routine for handling runtime errors.
EXTERNAL.FOX -- A routine for transferring control to an external
program
FILE_ID.DIZ -- A file recognized by some electronic bulletin board
systems, containing a brief description of CTS
INSTALL.BAT -- A batch file to install CTS onto a hard disk
INSTALL.FOX -- A program that ensures appropriate settings for CTS
in the computer's AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files, invoked
by the INSTALL.BAT batch file
LIBRARY.FOX -- A library of commonly used routines.

Database files
EMPTY.DBF -- Used in creating new CONTACT files
FILES.DBF -- Contains names and descriptions of CONTACT files.
ALL.DBF -- A master file, containing all contacts.
ALL.DBF -- Contains all contacts
BUSINESS.DBF -- Contains business contacts.
JOB.DBF -- Contains job contacts.
MISCELLANEOUS.DBF -- Contains miscellaneous contacts.
PERSONAL.DBF -- Contains personal contacts.
HOLD.DBF -- Contains contacts held for further action. EMPTY.DBF -
- Used for creating new CONTACT files.
STATUS.DBF -- Contains events which may be related to contacts.
TEXTLINE.DBF -- Used in meno field operations.

The Contact and STATUS 'DBF' files have associated files with a
'.DBT' extension, which contain memo text.

Index files have the same names as database files but 'IDX' rather than
'DBF' extensions.

Files with a 'TMP' extension are temporary files used in the conversion
process from an earlier version of CTS.  They do not take much space,
but you may delete them, if you wish, after any conversion has been
done.

The demo version of CTS loads the 'CTSDEMO.BAT' batch file.  It
uses the demo version of Foxbase.  These files have a 'FOXPLUS'
name and various extensions.

     The full version of CTS loads with the 'CTS.BAT batch file.  It
uses the runtime version of Foxbase.  These files have a 'FOXPRUN'
name and various extensions.

     Note that the Foxbase files do not actually have to be in the
directory in which CTS is installed.  Though this is the simplest
installation, they may instead be located in any directory that is on the
DOS path.  For example, you might create a directory called 'C:\FOX'
in which you copy the demonstration version of Foxbase.  You might
then place the 'CTSDEMO.BAT' file in a directory in which other batch
files are located--for example, in the 'C:\BATCH' directory.  You must
make sure that the batch file begins with the appropriate commands to
change to the CTS directory.  For example, your batch file might look
like this:

@echo off
c:
cd\cts
set cts=%1
foxplus cts

     If you wanted to be in the root rather than CTS directory after
exiting CTS, you could end your batch file with the following command:

cd\