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                               ╔═══════════╗
                               ║Menu - Help║
                               ╚═══════════╝

                               «Navigation»
                               ────────────

      To pull down a menu hold down the ALT key and press A for Applications,
   U for Utilities or I for Information.  When the desired menu is displayed,
   use the up or down arrow keys to highlight an item and press the Enter key
   to select.

                                «HotKeys»
                                ─────────

      Using a HotKey will launch a menu item without pulling down the menu.
   HotKeys are listed next to each menu item.  See HotKeys Quick Help for a
   list of all the HotKeys.


                                 THE MENU
                                 ────────

        The menu is divided into 3 sections Applications, Utilities, and
      Help.  Below is a brief description of each section.

      Applications
      ────────────

        1) Configure PCBEvent (Setup)

           Use to add a node/edit a nodes path.

        2) Configure Node Events

           Use to add/edit/delete an event for a node.

        3) Configure Monthly Event

           Use to make a monthly event.

        4) Reset All Nodes

           Use to reset all nodes event times.
           Sort and write all nodes PCBEvent.dat files.

        5) Reset A Node

           Use to reset a node event time and to Sort and write a node
           PCBEvent.dat file.

        5) Display Node Status

           Use to see each nodes next event time, status and event batch
           file.

        6) Verify PCBEvent.dat Files

           Use to verify the PCBEvent.dat files for each node.  Errors in
           the file format and batch file existance will be displayed.

        7) Exit PCBEvent

           Use to exit to DOS.

      Utilities
      ─────────


        1) File Maintenance

           Use to edit or view a text file.

        2) Toggle Sound
           Use to turn sound on or off and select the tone.

        3) Debug Memory

           This is to toggle a Memory usage display.  If this is turned on
           PCBEvent will display it's view of the memory available.  Use
           this to debug your system setup to get the most out of PCBEvent.

        4) Shell to DOS

           Use to shell to DOS.  Type Exit from the DOS prompt to return to
           PCBEvent.  If you have "SS" in the "SET PCBEvent=" environment
           variable for Super Shell, PCBEvent will shell out of memory to
           EMS, XMS or disk.  This will free most of the conventional
           memory.

        5) Text Editor
           Use to set your DOS command to load your text editor.

        6) Text Viewer

           Use to set your DOS command to load your text viewer.  PCBEvent
           will allow you to use an external file viewer or it's own built
           in file viewer with mouse support.  To select the PCBEvent file
           viewer type @INT in this field and select OK.

        7) Log MAX Bytes

           Use this option to set the maximum bytes that you want your
           PCBEvent log files to be.  If a log file is equal or greater in
           bytes than this number PCBEvent will delete it and start fresh.
           The default is 999 KBytes.  This is almost a 1 meg file for each
           node.  Obviously this default is almost disabled.  PCBEvent will
           create and maintain one log file for each node in the PCBEvent
           directory.  The log files will be named PCBEvent.###.  Node 1
           will have a log file named PCBEvent.001, node 2 will be
           PCBEvent.002 etc.  See the Environment varibles for total disable
           of this feature.

        8) Screen Burn Min

           PCBEvent will blank the screen if there is no activity within
           this many minutes (in the Menu only).  This is where you specify
           how many minutes before PCBEvent will blank the screen.  This
           value must be between 1 and 9.  Default for this field is 3
           minutes.


        9) Config Status

           Use this option to display the PCBEvent Environment and System
           configuration.

      Help
      ────

        1) Menu Help

           Displays a help file for the menu.  This help file is MENU.HLP
           and _must_ be in the PCBEvent directory.

        2) HotKeys Help

           Displays a help file for .  This help file is HOTKEYS.HLP and
           _must_ be in the PCBEvent directory.  Using a HotKey will launch
           a menu item without pulling down the menu.   are listed next to
           each menu item on the menu.

        3) Command Line

           Displays a summery of the command line options.

        4) View PCBEvent.doc

           Displays the PCBEvent.doc file.  This file _must_ be in the
           PCBEvent directory.

        5) Registration

           Displays to whom PCBEvent is registered (if registered) and will
           also display the PCBEvent.reg file.  This file _must_ be in the
           PCBEvent directory.



  <End of Help>

        PCBEvent Menu.hlp v3.2
