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About

Maintain is a data base application designed for anyone who owns motor vehicles and is responsible for seeing that these vehicles are properly maintained.  Maintain can not only allow you to keep an accurate history of a vehicle's maintenance, it can also be used to schedule future maintenance.  CarWatch, a companion application, checks your data each time you start Windows.  It looks for pending maintenance and displays a notification if maintenance is due.  It also updates your vehicles' mileage on a regular basis using an estimated daily mileage for each vehicle in the data base.  How often the mileage is updated and how much in advance you are notified of pending maintenance are controlled by you (see CarWatch Preferences).

Using Maintain, you can keep a record of the repairs and maintenance made to your automobile, motorcycle, or whatever type of vehicle you own.  When the time comes to sell that vehicle, you can print out a report for potential buyers to show them how well you have cared for the vehicle.

Procedures (How To's)

Commands

Registeration


Procedures

Vehicles

Adding Vehicles

Editing Vehicles

Deleting Vehicles

Adding & Editing  Comments to a Vehicle

Searching The Vehicle List

Printing the Vehicle List

Maintenance

Displaying Vehicle Maintenance Data

Adding Vehicle Maintenance Data

Editing Vehicle Maintenance Data

Deleting Vehicle Maintenance Data

Adding & Editing Comments to a Maintenance Item

Searching The Vehicle Maintenance List

Printing the Maintenance List

Repetitive Maintenance

Displaying Repetitive Maintenance Data

Adding Repetitive Maintenance Data

Editing Repetitive Maintenance Data

Scheduling Repetitive Maintenance Data

Searching Repetitive Maintenance List

Printing the Repetitive Maintenance List

Maintenance Categories

Displaying Maintenance Categories

Adding & Editing  Maintenance Categories

Deleting Maintenance Categories

Searching Maintenance Categories List

Printing the Maintenance Category List

Reports

Generating a Report

Printing a Report

Printing

Changing Printers / Printer Setup

CarWatch

Editing CarWatch Preferences


Commands

File Commands

New

Open

Delete

Save

Printer Setup

CarWatch Preferences

Exit

List Commands

Vehicles

Repetitive Maintenance

Maintenance Categories

Reports

Help


File.New

This command creates a new item in the data base.  The type of object created depends on which dialog is opened when you select this option.  For example, selecting File.New from the Vehicles List will result in the Add/Edit Vehicles Dialog being displayed.

This command is enabled for all list dialogs.  These are:

 Vehicles List

Vehicle Maintenance List

Repetitive Maintenance List


File.Open

This command allows you to edit an existing item.  Select any item from any list  and select File.Open to display that item in its associated edit dialog.

This command is enabled for all list dialogs.  These are:

 Vehicles List

Vehicle Maintenance List

Repetitive Maintenance List


File.Delete

This object allows you to remove an item and its associated data, if any, from the data base.  Select the item to be deleted from any list dialog and select File.Delete.

This command is enabled for all list dialogs.  These are:

 Vehicles List

Vehicle Maintenance List

Repetitive Maintenance List


File.Save

This command allows you to save changes to the data base.  This command is valid from all add/edit dialogs.

The add/edit dialogs are:

 Add/Edit Vehicle Dialog

Add/Edit Vehicle Maintenance Dialog

Add/Edit Repetitive Maintenance Dialog

CarWatch Preferences Dialog


File.CarWatch Preferences

This command displays the CarWatch Preferences Dialog.  From here you can edit your CarWatch Preferences which control CarWatch.


File.Exit

This command exits the application.  If there are any unsaved changes, you will be given the option of saving those changes before the application is terminated.


Lists.Vehicles

This command displays the Vehicles List Dialog.


Lists.Repetitive Maintenance

This command displays the Repetitive Maintenance List Dialog.  It is from here that one can add, edit, delete and schedule repetitive maintenance.


Pending Maintenance

Maintenance which is scheduled to be done at some time in the future.


CarWatch

CarWatch is a companion application which works with MAINTAIN.  CarWatch is meant to run from the Windows 3.1 (or higher) StartUp Window.  It is executed each and everytime Windows starts up.  CarWatch can do the following:

Warn of pending maintenance which is coming due.

Update vehicles' estimated mileage.

CarWatch's behavior is controlled by the CarWatch Preferences which you specify from the CarWatch Preferences Dialog.


Repetitive Maintenance

Repetitive Maintenance is maintenance which is usually performed at regular intervals.   For example, you may change the engine oil in your automobile every 4 months or 4000 miles, which ever comes first.  Defining repetitive maintenance in the repetitive maintenance list allows you to have the computer reschedule such maintenance for you based upon intervals you have set up in the Repetitive Maintenance List.

Hint: If the maintenance is only dependent on one of the two intervals (For Example, you may want to rotate your tires every 5000 miles regardless of how many months have passed) set the other interval to the maximum allowed value.  The maximum value for months is 999 and the maximum value for miles is 99,999.


CarWatch Preferences

You can control the CarWatch application's behavior by modifying the CarWatch Preferences on the CarWatch Preferences Dialog.

Automatic Notification of Pending Maintenance

 This feature causes CarWatch to check the data base for pending maintenance.  If pending maintenance will be due within the number of days or miles specified by you, a notification message will be displayed when Windows starts up.  Click on the check box to turn this feature on.  An 'X' in the box means the feature is active.

Automatic Update of Vehicles' Mileage

 This feature causes CarWatch to update each Vehicles' mileage at a interval specified by you.  CarWatch estimates the number of miles driven based upon the Estimate Daily Mileage figure associated with the vehicle.  This figure is estimated by Maintain when you add a new vehicle maintenance item or can be manually entered by you.  A last updated date is stored with each vehicle which is used to show when the vehicle's mileage was last updated by you or the computer.  This feature is turned on and off as described above.


Vehicles List

This dialog allows you to view all vehicles in your data base.  From here you can add new vehicles, edit an existing vehicle's data, delete a vehicle, add or edit comments for an exiting vehicle and display maintenance data associated with a vehicle.

There are six buttons on the bottom of this dialog.  They are:

Maintenance Records

 Opens a Maintenance List for the selected vehicle displaying all  vehicle data for that vehicle.  Opening a vehicle's maintenance data can also be accomplished by double clicking on the vehicle in the Vehicle's List.

Edit

 Opens the Edit Vehicle Dialog.

Add

 Opens the Add Vehicle Dialog.

Search

 Searches the list for a character sting.

Delete

 Deletes the selected vehicle and all of its associated data.

Comments

 Opens a comments window from where you can edit/add comments for the selected vehicle.

Related Topics:

 Add Vehicles

Edit Vehicles

Searching the Vehicle List

Delete Vehicles

Add/Edit Comments to a Vehicle

Note: The > sign indicates that the data is too long to fit in the allocated space in the list.  In order to better see the data click the Edit button OR select File.Edit.


Comments

Free form text which can be used to store any additional information.  Comments are quite useful for storing names, addresses and any other relevant information.


Add Vehicles

To add a new vehicle to the data base follow these steps:

1.	Select Vehicles from the Lists pull down.

2.	The Vehicles List will be displayed.

3.	Either click on the Add button

OR	select New from the File pull down.

4.	Enter information about the Vehicle.

5.	Click the OK button

OR	select Save from the File pull down to save the data.

OR	Click the Cancel button to exit the dialog without saving the data.


Edit Vehicles

To edit an existing vehicle do the following:

 1.	Select Vehicles from the Lists pull down.

2.	The Vehicle List is displayed.

3.	Select the vehicle you which to edit.

4.	Either select Open from the File pull down

OR	double click the left mouse button.

5.	The Edit Vehicle Dialog is displayed.  Change the data as desired.

6.	Click the OK button

OR	select Save from the File pull down to save your changes.

OR	Click the Cancel button to exit the dialog without saving your changes.


Delete Vehicle

When you delete a vehicle, that vehicle and all of its associated data is deleted from the data base.

To delete a vehicle:

 1.	Select Vehicles from the List pull down.

2.	Select the vehicle to be deleted.

3.	Click the Delete button or select Delete from the File pull down.

4.	From the Delete Confirmation Popup

a. Click Yes to proceed with the deletion

b. Click No to abort the deletion.


Associated Data

Data which is associated with a master data item and which can not exist without that master data item.  For example, a vehicle's maintenance data can not exist with out the  vehicle.  Therefore, deleting a vehicle also deletes all of its maintenance data.


Add/Edit Comments

Comments can be added to both vehicles and vehicle maintenance.  To add a new comment or to edit an existing one, do the following:

 1.	Select the item (Vehicle or Maintenance Item).

2.	Click the Comments button.

3.	Enter text into the Comments Window.

4.	Select Save from the File pull down to save the data.

Or	Select Exit from the File pull down to exit without saving the data.


StartUp
Windows 3.1 (or higher) StartUp Window

See your Windows 3.1 (or higher) documentation for more information on this subject.

CarWatch is designed to be run from the Window 3.1 StartUp Window.  If you are running an earlier version of Windows, see your Windows documentation on how to start applications upon startup.


Add Vehicle Maintenance
Add Vehicle Maintenance Data

To add maintenance data to a vehicle you first must have created that vehicle in the data base (see Add Vehicles.)

To add vehicle maintenance data to a vehicle:

 1. Select Vehicles from the Lists pull down.

2. From the Vehicles List select the vehicle which you want to add maintenance to.

3. Double click on that vehicle

OR click the Maintenance Records button.

4. The Vehicle Maintenance List is displayed for the vehicle.

5. Click on the Add button

OR select New from the File pull down

6. The Add Vehicle Maintenance Dialog is displayed.

7. Enter data.  Check the complete or pending check box as appropriate.  Checking pending will indicate that this item is scheduled (pending maintenance) for some time in the future.

8. Click the OK button

OR select Save from the File pull down to save your data

OR click the Cancel button to exit without saving your data.

HINT:  If you are adding a pending maintenance item and are only concerned about the mileage and not  the date you can blank out the date field or enter N/A  The item will appear with a N/A in the date field.  Likewise, if you are only concerned with the date you can leave the mileage blank.


Edit Maintenance Data
Edit Vehicle Maintenance Data

To edit a vehicle's maintenance data:

 1.	Select the desired vehicle from the Vehicles List.

2.	Click on the Maintenance Records button

OR	Double click the desired vehicle.

3.	From the Vehicle Maintenance List, select the desired data item.

4.	Double click on the data item

OR	select Open from the File pull down.

5.	From the Add/Edit Vehicle Dialog make your changes

6.	Click the OK button

OR	Select Save from the File pull down to save the data

OR	Click the Cancel button to exit without saving the data.

HINT:  If you are adding a pending maintenance item and are only concerned about the mileage and not  the date you can blank out the date field or enter N/A  The item will appear with a N/A in the date field.  Likewise, if you are only concerned with the date you can leave the mileage blank.


Delete Maintenance Data
Delete Vehicle Maintenance Data

To delete vehicle maintenance data:

 1. Select the desired vehicle from the Vehicles List.

2. Click on the Maintenance Records button

OR Double click the desired vehicle.

3. From the Vehicle Maintenance List, select the desired data item.

4. Click on the Delete button

OR select Delete from the File pull down.

5. From the Delete Confirmation Popup

   a. Click Yes to delete the item

   b. Click No to exit without deleting.


Delete Confirmation
Delete Confirmation Popup

This popup is displayed whenever an item has been marked for deletion.  Its purpose is to guard against accidental deletion of data.


Add Repetitive Maintenance

To add repetitive maintenance:

 1. Select Repetitive Maintenance from the Lists pull down.

2. From the Repetitive Maintenance List, click Add

OR Select New from the File pull down.

3. Enter data into the Add/Edit Repetitive Maintenance Dialog.

4. Click OK or select Save from the File pull down

OR Click Cancel to abort.

Note: Most repetitive maintenance is scheduled based upon a number of months or miles driven (which ever comes first).  Some maintenance is scheduled based solely on only one of these.  For example, if you wish to schedule repetitive maintenance to be done every 6 months regardless of mileage, enter either the maximum miles between maintenance (99,999) or N/A.  The maximum months between maintenance is 999.


Edit Repetitive Maintenance

To edit repetitive maintenance:

 1. Select Repetitive Maintenance from the Lists pull down.

2. From the Repetitive Maintenance List, select the item and click Edit

OR Select Open from the File pull down.

3. Enter data into the Add/Edit Repetitive Maintenance Dialog.

4. Click OK or select Save from the File pull down

OR Click Cancel to abort.

Note: Most repetitive maintenance is scheduled based upon a number of months or miles driven (which ever comes first).  Some maintenance is scheduled based solely on only one of these.  For example, if you wish to schedule repetitive maintenance to be done every 6 months regardless of mileage, enter either the maximum miles between maintenance (99,999) or N/A.  The maximum months between maintenance is 999.


Schedule Repetitive Maintenance

To schedule repetitive maintenance:

 1. Select Repetitive Maintenance from the Lists pull down.

2. From the Repetitive Maintenance List, select the item and click Schedule.  The Schedule Repetitive Maintenance List Dialog will appear with a list of the vehicles in Maintain's data base.

3. From the Schedule Repetitive Maintenance List, select a vehicle

4. Double click on the vehicle

OR Click OK to schedule the maintenance

OR Click Cancel to abort.


Scheduling Maintenance
Scheduling Repetitive Maintenance

When you schedule repetitive maintenance, Maintain creates a pending maintenance item for the selected vehicle.  The date and mileage for this item are based upon the vehicle's current mileage, the current date and the intervals shown in the Repetitive Maintenance List.

When, later,  this pending maintenance is marked complete, Maintain will automatically prompt you as to rather you would like to have the computer schedule the next maintenance item for the vehicle.  If you answer yes, Maintain will create a new pending maintenance item as descussed above.


Edit CarWatch Preferences

This is how you control CarWatch.

To edit the CarWatch Preferences:

 1. Select CarWatch Preferences from the File pull down.

2. From the CarWatch Preferences Dialog edit the data.

3. Click OK or select Save from the File pull down to save the data

OR Click Cancel to abort.


Maintenance List
Vehicle Maintenance List

This dialog displays all maintenance data for a given vehicle in chronological order.  The list is always opened with the most recent data displayed.  It is from this list that one can work with a vehicle's maintenance history and schedule.  When pending maintenance is marked complete, Maintain will automatically update the vehicle's current mileage and estimated daily mileage if necessary.

Multiple Maintenance lists can be displayed at once.  This can be useful if you wish to compare the maintenance schedule of one automobile to another.

This dialog has five buttons.  They are:

Search

 This button allows you to search the list for a given text string.

Edit

 This button opens the Add/Edit Vehicle Maintenance Dialog populated with the selected vehicle's data.

Add

 This button opens the Add/Edit Vehicle Maintenance Dialog with the fields blanked out.

Delete

 This button deletes the selected maintenance item.

Comments

 Click this button to add or edit comments in the Comments Window.  An asterisk under the 'C' column indicates that a comment file exists for this maintenance item.  Comments are useful when describing the details of a repair or storing the address and telephone number of the garage.

Related Topics:

Searching The Maintenance List

Add Vehicle Maintenance Data

Edit Vehicle Maintenance Data

Delete Vehicle Maintenance Data

Add/Edit Comments to a Maintenance Item

Note: The > sign indicates that the data is too long to fit in the allocated space in the list.  In order to better see the data click the Edit button OR select File.Edit.


CarWatch Dialog
CarWatch Preferences Dialog

From this dialog you can modify the CarWatch Preferences which control the CarWatch application.

Related Topics:

 Edit CarWatch Preferences


Repetitive Maintenance List

This dialog displays repetitive maintenance items and the interval (in months and miles) at which each should be performed.

There are four buttons on this dialog.  They are:

Schedule

 Click this button to schedule repetitive maintenance.

Edit

 Click this button to edit repetitive maintenance.

Add

 Click this button to add repetitive maintenance.

Delete

 Click this button to delete repetitive maintenance.

Note: The > sign indicates that the data is too long to fit in the allocated space in the list.  In order to better see the data click the Edit button OR select File.Edit.


Schedule Repetitive Maintenance List

This dialog displays a list of all vehicles in the data base.  From here you can select the vehicle you wish to schedule repetitive maintenance for.


Repetitive Maint Entry
Add/Edit Repetitive Maintenance Dialog

This dialog is used both to edit and add repetitive maintenance data.

Related Topics:

 Add Repetitive Maintenance

Edit Repetitive Maintenance


Vehicle Entry
Add/Edit Vehicle Dialog

From this dialog you can edit or add vehicles.

Related Topics:

 Add Vehicles

Edit Vehicles


Maintenance Entry
Add/Edit Vehicle Maintenance Dialog

From this dialog you can add or edit vehicle maintenance data.

Related Topics:

 Add Vehicle Maintenance Data

Edit Vehicle Maintenance Data


Comment Window
Comments Window

From this window, you can enter comments.

Related Topics:

 Add/Edit Comments


Delete Repetitive Maintenance

To delete repetitive maintenance:

 1. Open the Repetitive Maintenance List

2. Select the item to be deleted.

3. Click the Delete button

OR Select Delete from the File pull-down.

4. Select Yes in the Delete Confirmation Popup.


Available Printer List

This popup allows you to change which of your printers your output will go to.  You can also edit the printer's characteristics from this popup.

When this popup is initially displayed, the default printer should already be selected.

To switch to another printer in the list:

Select the printer

Press OK OR double-click the left mouse button.

To modify the selected printer's setup, press the Setup button.


Change Printer / Printer Setup

If your system has multiple printers installed, you can select the printer you want Maintain to send reports to by selecting File.Printer Setup.  A list of available printers is displayed (see Available Printer List).  You can also change a printer's setup by selecting a printer and pressing the Setup button.  The selected printer's setup dialog will be displayed at this point.  For more information on changing your printer's setup, see your printer's owner's manual.


Pending Maintenance Notification

The CarWatch application issues a notification if there is pending maintenance due within the criteria set up in from the CarWatch Preferences Dialog.  This notification appears as a Window's message during Window's startup.

In order to receive notifications, the CarWatch icon should be in the Window's 3.1 or higher Startup Window.  CarWatch Preferences also must be correctly setup.


Display Vehicles

To display the list of vehicles in Maintain's data base select Lists.Vehicles.  The Vehicles List Dialog will be displayed.


Display Maintenance

To display a vehicle's maintenance data, select the vehicle (see Display Vehicles) and either double-click on that vehicle or click the Maintenance Data button.  The Vehicle Maintenance List will be displayed.


Display Maintenance Categories

To display Maintenance Categories, select Lists.Maintenance Categories.  The Maintenance Category List Dialog will be displayed.


Maintenance Categories

Categories are used to group maintenance data by type.  For example, repairs or maintenance done to the engine can be grouped under the Engine category while repairs or maintenance done to the transmission can be grouped under Drivetrain.  Categories are used when generating reports.  For instance, you might want to see all of the maintenance you have done to a vehicle's engine, suspension, drive train or fuel system or just oil changes.


Searching

Lists can be searched for a text string by clicking the Search button.  This will display the Search dialog.  Enter a string and click the Search button.  If a match is found the list will be positioned to it.  If a match is not found, a message will be displayed indicating that the search failed to find a match.  Note that searches are case-sensitive (ie. entering "Battery" will not find an entry with the word "battery").  If you don't find what you are looking for try again using lower or uppercase letters.

To search for the next occurrence, click Search again.  The previously entered string appear in the string field.  Click Search to find the next occurrence of the string if it exists.


Adding & Editing Maintenance Categories

To Add a new Maintenance Category ...

From the Maintenance Category List, press the Add button.  The Add dialog will be displayed.  Enter the Maintenance Category name and description into the appropriate fields.

To Edit an existing Maintenance Category ...

From the Maintenance Category List, select the category to be edited.  Either click the Edit button or double click on the item.  The Edit dialog will be displayed.  Change the data as you wish.


Deleting Maintenance Categories

From the Maintenance Category List, select the category to be deleted.  Click the Delete button.  Click the OK button on the confirmation dialog.  The category will be deleted.

Note:  Maintenance items which were defined to be of this type category will automatically default to "Undefined" when the category is deleted.


Generating A Report

From the action bar, select Reports.  The Report Criteria Popup will be displayed.  Select the criteria you want used to generate the report.  Click the Display Report button.  The Report Window will be displayed with the results of the data base search.


Printing A Report

Generate a report (see Generating A Report).  From the Report Window action bar, select File.Print.  The report will be generated on the currently selected printer.  See Printer Selection/Setup for information on changing printers and/or the printer's setup.


Maintenance Category List

This dialog displays maintenance categories.  From here new categories can be added and existing ones can be edited or deleted.

This dialog has four buttons, they are:

Edit

Allows you to edit an existing category

Add

Allows you to add a new category

Delete

Allows you to delete an existing category.  All maintenance items which are of the deleted category type will automatically default to "Undefined".

Search

Allows you to enter a text string to search the list on.

Related Topics:

 Adding / Editing Maintenance Categories

Deleting Maintenance Categories

Searching The Maintenance Category List

Note: The > symbol indicates that the list item has been truncated to fit in the given space.  Open (Edit) the item to see the entire text of the item.


Add / Edit Maintenance Category Popup

This popup allows you to add & edit maintenance categories.  For information on maintenance categories, click here.


Search

Clicking the Search button at the bottom of a list dialog allows you to enter a text string you wish to find in the currently active list dialog.  The search begins with the row following the currently selected row.  If the bottom of the list is reached before a match is found the search continues at the top of the list until a match is found or the original starting spot is reached again.  Note that the search is case-sensitive.


Report Criteria

This dialog allows you to select the parameters to be used when creating a report.  By default, all vehicles and categories are included in the report.  To limit the search to one car or just a few different categories, click the Vehicles ... and/or Categories ... buttons.   When you are ready to generate the report, click on the Display Report button at the bottom of the dialog.  Once the report is displayed, you can print it if you wish.


Report Window

This window is used to display a report.  See Printing A Report to print the contents of this window.

Hint: You can scroll the list by clicking on the scroll bar or by holding the left mouse button down and moving the mouse up or down.


Printing A List

The contents of a list dialog (i.e. Vehicles, Maintenance, etc.) can be sent to your printer by making the list dialog the active window and selecting File.Print from the main menu.  All items in the list, including those not visible, will be printed.  If you have multiple printers installed on your system, you can change printers and/or your printer settings by clicking the File.Printer Setup button.


Category Select List Dialog
Category Select  Dialog

Use this dialog to select which maintenance categories are to be included in the report processing.  You must select at least one.  Initially, all categories are selected.  You can select/unselect categories by clicking them with the mouse.


Help Menu Item

This action bar item gets you into Maintain's help which is what you are viewing now.


Vehicle Select Dialog

Use this dialog to select the vehicle(s) to be included in the report processing.  You must select at least one.  Initially, all vehicles are selected.  You can select/unselect vehicles by clicking them with the mouse.


ShareWare Registeration
ShareWare Registration

The shareware version of Maintain has all the features of the registered version of Maintain 1.0.  The only difference is that the shareware version only allows you to save data for one vehicle.  If you find Maintain to be useful and would like to continue using it for all of your motor vehicles please register your copy.  For the small registration fee you will receive the latest version of Maintain which has no limit on the number of vehicles you can track.

To Register ...


shareware
Shareware means you get to try a program before you pay for it.  Programmers, like myself, develop what they feel are useful applications in their spare time and then offer them to the public for a small fee.  As a shareware user you get to try an application out and then decide if it is worth the fee.

The shareware version of Maintain has a limit to the amount of data it will allow you to store.  Other than that it has all of the features of the registered version at the time it was uploaded.  Work will begin soon to add several new features to the registered version.  Although a shareware version 2 will likely be posted, most of these new features will not be available in the shareware version.  The reasoning is that the shareware version is intended to give potential users of the application a look at the program.  If it meets their needs they can obtain a full featured version of the program by registering with the author.  If it doesn't then they owe the author absolutely nothing at all.  On the other hand, I as an author owe you the user my thanks for taking the time to try the application out.


latest version
The latest version of Maintain at the time this help file was produced (Jan 1995) is Version 1.0.  The only difference between the registered version and the shareware version you have now is that the shareware version is for evaluation only.  It has all the features of the registered version but it only allows you to track one vehicle.

Version 2.0 will be available soon.  This version will have all the features of version 1.0 as well as many enhancements and added features.  Version 2 is expected to be available by the Summer of 1995.


Registeration
Registration - ShareWare Version 1.0

Use the File.Print Topic to print this page on your printer.

Name:       _______________________________________________________________

Company: _______________________________________________________________

Address:  ________________________________________________________________

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City:          ___________________________    State: ___________    Zip: ____________

Make your check payable  to Richard Frazier.

The registration fee is $15 (US)  plus $3 (US) shipping and handling per copy (Total $18).

You will receive the most recent version of Maintain on 3.5 inch diskette via US Mail.

Send this form and your check to:

Richard Frazier

2207-R Lake Park Drive

Smyrna, GA 30080

CompuServe: 74243,3044

Internet:          INTERNET:74243.3044@compuserve.com

Comments: _______________________________________________________________

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