Unicorn Sampler B

All  files  on  this  disk are compressions created with PkZIP.   There  is
not sufficient space to extract them on this disk.

The disk contains:

CDMaster Ver 6.60

Compact Disk cataloging system:

*Standard entries for Title and Artist (30  characters  each),  CD  Number,
Category  (2  characters),  and  up  to 24 Tunes.  3 User Defined Fields of
30,29 and 5 characters each.  The names the User assigns  to  these  fields
are used on all screens and in print outs.

*The  option  of  Changing  or  Erasing  for a Specific Title or CD Number.
Close Nuf' feature that allows partial 'wildcard' style entries to be  used
for Criteria and Find! options.

*The  choice  of obtaining Print Outs for all data or a Criteria.  Criteria
selections for specific: Artist, Title, CD  Number  or  Range  of  Numbers,
Category,  any  of  the  User Defined Fields, or a ComboZ of up to 4 of the
data fields (with And/Or option).

*Print Outs available:  An  abbreviated  listing,  full  catalog,  3X5  and
Roladex  cards,  front  labels,  or J Card style case inserts (with cut out
lines). Program uses double high/wide font for J card  CD  Number  to  make
them easy to see.

*Tune  List  option  that prints out Tune, CD Title & Number and Artist for
every CD in the data file (or Criteria).

*Custom List option that allows the User to pick and  choose  items  for  a
print out.

*Find!   option that searches for specific CDs by Title, Artist, CD Number,
Category, User Defined Field, or ComboZ.  Will also  Find!   for  a  single
tune and gives on screen pointer when found.

*Quik  Info  Key  (F1) will supply user with the last number in use and the
next missing number in the data file (Great during Add and Change mode).

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OMNIDay Ver 2.27:

There  are  a lot of drawbacks in using a word processor to keep a personal
journal.  You have to name each file daily or search for  the  end  of  the
file  if you use a single file for a month, the disk space taken up by some
word processors is larger than  the  text,  you  have  to  enter  the  date
everyday  manually,  getting a print out is a goat rope of printing a bunch
of individual files, and it is easy for someone else to get the  data  disk
and  read  it.  OMNIDay alleviates all these ills and has toggles that word
processors do not have.

*Handles up to 10 Users with optional encryption of data.

*10,000 different encryption possibilities  (User  defined)  with  PassCode
entry to protect privacy.

*Automatic entry of text date line.

*Dynamic  data file (only as large as entries) and entries can be from 1 to
10000 lines.

*Full featured full screen editing of entries using common  word  processor
commands. Word Wrap & Scroll toggle on/off.

*On line Help available (F1).

*Reminisce  feature  allows user to 'thumb' through entries.  User can also
print out the entire opus or selected dates.

*Works with TSR spell check/thesaurus programs.

*User names the opus and enters their own name into program as the Author.

*Date formats for France, Britain, Germany, Italy and America.