\`SCREEN3
\|SYSTEM OPERATOR INFORMATION
\~\~The CALLING TREE (tm) provides that special look and control one needs in pyramid or tree type organizations where a organization of people spread out from a root.  This can be used in establishing and controlling Emergency Contact/Response Networks or Political Party Info Matrixes, or tracking referrals in network marketing or MLM organizations, and more that I haven't thought of yet.
\~\~The CALLING TREE uses database indexing extensively.  In order to facilitate hard disk searches and other data I/O it is therefore highly recommended that you use a good disk caching program to speed up the operation of the program.
\~\|Glossary of Terms
\~\~FAMILY QUEUE (Frontline - Immediate Downline)
\~Number of people directly below you in the tree (could be hundreds).  This could be your immediate downline if you are in network marketing.
\~\~FAMILY QUEUE PARENT (Upline)
\~Person directly above you in the tree (will be only one).  This might be your sponsor if you are using this in network marketing.
\~\~GROUP (Total Downline)
\~When a tree is built there are going to be people at various levels in the tree related to one another either directly or removed by one or more steps or levels.  The Group is everyone on the first level and all their people below them on their respective levels, all the way to the end of each branch of the tree.
\~\~LEVEL
\~This is how many people are between you and the top of the tree.  If you are Bob and you started this program and then added Sue to your family queue, you would be level zero and Sue would be level 1.  If you added John to your family queue, John would also be level 1, but if you added John to Sue's family queue, John would be level 2.
\~\~DOWNLINE
\~A tree member's downline consists of all those people in the member's immediate/direct contact group and all the people in those contact groups.
\~\|Regarding This 'System Operators' window
\~\~The three elements of system that the program tracks automatically are: How many people are in a persons Family queue (i.e. How many people are direct downline or frontline for those networking types), How many levels this person is from the root person (i.e. how many people are between me and the main person), and how many total people are in the tree.
\~\|SPECIAL KEYS
\~\~From this System Operator Screen you have three special keys available to you.

\`SYSNAME
\|SYSTEM NAME
\~\~This the name you want to appear in several places throughout the program.  This is my attempt to sort of personalize it for you.

\`SCREEN4
\|TREE MEMBER ADD/EDIT SCREEN
\~\~The CALLING TREE (tm) provides that special look and control one needs in pyramid or tree type organizations where a organization of people spread out from a root.  This can be used in establishing and controlling emergency response or political organization phone trees, tracking referrals in network marketing organizations, and more that I haven't thought of yet.
\~\~THE CALLING TREE uses a member's ID Number as the primary record ID.  If you are changing a member's ID for any reason the system will prompt you to confirm that you are doing the right thing.
\~\|Glossary of Terms
\~\~FAMILY QUEUE (Frontline - Immediate Downline)
\~Number of people directly below you in the tree (could be hundreds).  This could be your immediate downline if you are in network marketing.
\~\~FAMILY QUEUE PARENT (Upline)
\~Person directly above you in the tree (will be only one).  This might be your sponsor if you are using this in network marketing.
\~\~GROUP (Total Downline)
\~When a tree is built there are going to be people at various levels in the tree related to one another either directly or removed by one or more steps or levels.  The Group is everyone on the first level and all their people below them on their respective levels, all the way to the end of each branch of the tree.
\~\~LEVEL
\~This is how many people are between you and the top of the tree.  If you are Bob and you started this program and then added Sue to your family queue, you would be level zero and Sue would be level 1.  If you added John to your family queue, John would also be level 1, but if you added John to Sue's family queue, John would be level 2.
\~\~DOWNLINE
\~A tree member's downline consists of all those people in the member's immediate/direct contact group and all the people in those contact groups.
\~\|Function Keys...
\~\~[F1] Help
\~The [F1] key is active through out and brings up context sensitive help in a help window.   It will explain everything there is to explain at this point. 
\~\~[F2] List    
\~Pressing  this [F2] key will give the user a window with an alphabetical listing of all the members of the tree starting with A.  If you have done a Key Word or Phrase search and are consequently looking at a subset of the tree database then pressing the [F2] key will give you a list of only the people in the subset.
\~\~[F3] ShowC
\~Show comments in a full window.  The comments field on the member edit screen is only part of the whole field.   The whole field is 512 characters long.  To view the whole field press [F3].
\~\~[F4] Assign (Manually)
\~Press the [F4] key if you want to assign this member (new or old) to a new upline family  queue parent.  Pressing  this key will  give you a window listing all the other members  in the  tree who  are available to have as a parent.  Choosing the same parent will yield no change.  If you chose a parent who is currently in this person's downline then you will notified of such a case and will not be allowed to move this person's downline with them when they are moved.   Their downline in that instance will compress up to their previous parent.
\~\~Note: If you configured THE CALLING TREE for automatic assign then you will not have to manually assign new members.  The program will automatically pick out the next logical member closest to the root of the tree to assign the new member to.  Using the automatic assign feature assures that you will have a locally balanced tree with everyone getting calls as efficiently as possible.
\~\~[F5] Dial
\~THE  CALLING TREE will dial any phone number off of the screen.
\~\~Place the cursor in a phone number field with a phone number entry in  it.  Then press the [F5] key to dial that number.  You will see a small insert window showing you the number being dialed.  When the number has been dialed you hit ANY KEY to disconnect the modem.  This will return you to the member screen.
\~\~[F6] Print
\~Press the [F6] key to print a member's information to screen, disk or printer.
\~\~[F7] Options
\~You have several options here.  Using this key you may in the middle of entering a member's information switch to 'ADD  a NEW  member record', 'Edit/Change a member record', 'Retrieve a member record', 'Delete a Member' or 'Search Database'.
\~\~THE CALLING TREE treats Retrieval and Search as two distinctly different operations.
\~\~You may 'RETRIEVE' Member Records from the database by exact NAME, DATE or PHONE NUMBER
\~\~You may 'SEARCH' for Member Records in the database by a range of DATEs and KEY WORD/PHRASE.
\~\~Note: All Retrieved records from either the Retrieve or the Search Operation are placed in a SubSet file.  So you may look at and work on just a SubSet of the tree's database rather than the whole database.
\~\|- Retrieve -
\~\~The system will look for a specific Name, Date or Phone number.  If it finds none you will be notified.  If it finds 1 then it will put that member record on the screen.  If it finds more than one it will put up a window with a list of the records found and ask you to select the one you want.
\~\~Name: Place the cursor in the last name field.  Type in as much of the name as you can.  Then press [F8] (Start).  The system will produce a window of names starting with the next alphabetical last name in the system.
\~\~Date: Place the cursor in the date field [A,B,C,D or E] you are look for a date from.  Type in a date you want to find.  Then press [F8] (Start).  The system will find all of member records.  Remember, date searches are field specific.  So only Date A dates will be searched if you place the search date in that field, etc.  The date format it 'MM/DD/YY'.
\~\~|- Search -
\~\~The system provides a means to do a search for range of dates, specific to a date field [A,B,C,D or E].  If it finds any dates equal to or between the dates specified then it will put those records in a subset datafile.
\~\~The system provides a means to do a full tree database search based on the presence or absence of a key word or phrase.  If it finds your specified key word or phrase anywhere in the database it will save that record to a subset file.  To look for a key word or phrase just type it in and the press [ENTER].  To look for the absence of the word or phrase preface it with a '{!' i.e. '{!pass'.  The searches are case insensitive.  That means that 'a' will find 'a' and 'A' and visa versa.   So, 'pass' will find 'Passenger', 'bypass', and 'PASS'.   and '{!pass' will find all records but those.
\~\~[F8] Save
\~The Action Key.  Press the [F8] key to Save, Accept, Start an operation.
\~\~[F9] Prev
\~Same as [F10] key, but pressing the [F9] key will give you the 'PREVIOUS' record on file.  If you were just about to ADD a NEW member then this operation will be canceled and the previous record on file will be placed on the screen in edit mode.
\~\~[F10] Next
\~Same as [F9] key, but pressing the [F10] key will give you the 'NEXT' record on file.
\~\~[PgDn] LIST QUEUE
\~Family Queue List the member's individual family queue by pressing the PgDN key.
\~\~[PgUp] Upline page
\~Upline Page up through the tree by pressing the PgUp key.
\~\~[Ctrl/F1] Insert Today's Date in cursor field. 
\~\~[ESC]Menu
\~Press the ESC key just about anywhere, including here, and you will back up to the previous screen, in this case the Main Menu

\`LASTNAME
\|NAME FIELDS
\~\~You may conduct searches of the tree's database by 1) placing the system in 'Retrieve Mode' then 2) type in any part of a person's last name (must) and first name (optional) in the appropriate fields then pressing [F8] to begin the search.  The system will display a window with the matching tree members listed alphabetically.  You may also use the double period '..' to indicate a range of names to retrieve.
\~\~Example:  'a..n' will retrieve all last names from Albert to Nyman.  
\~'hall..' will retrieve all last names from 'Hall' to 'ZZZZ'
\~'..RUSH' will retrieve all last names from AAAA to RUSH.

\`COMMENTS
\|COMMENTS
\~\~This is the comments field.  Enter any comments up to 250 characters.  If you wish to view the entire comments field then press the [F3] Key or with the cursor in the comments field press the PgDn Key.
\~\~Auto Date:.. Place the current system date at the end of the entered data by pressing the ALT-F1 key.

\`SCREEN9
\|COMMENTS WINDOW
\~\~Since the comments field is scrollable, you can look at the entire comments field displayed in this window.  If you feel the need to edit the field you must do so from the scrollable data entry field on the member's data screen.

\`DATEA
\|A - DATE  Format [MM/DD/YY]
\~\~You may track up to 5 dates for each individual.  You might think of using the 'A' date for say anniversery dates.  But, you may use them for what ever you wish.  
\~\~Pressing the PgDn key while in Retrieve or Edit Modes will produce a list of all people in the tree's database with a date in 'A' date field, sorted by date.
\~\~You may optionally find all records with an EMPTY Date 'A' field sorted by last name/first name just by placing a '{}' in this field prior to pressing the PgDn Key.
\~\~Auto Date:.. Place the current system date in any field by pressing the ALT-[F1] key.

\`DATEB
\|B - DATE  Format [MM/DD/YY]
\~\~You may track up to 5 dates for each individual.  You might think of using the 'B' date for say birth dates.  But, you may use them for what ever you wish.  
\~\~Pressing the PgDn key while in Retrieve or Edit Modes will produce a list of all people in the tree's database with a date in 'B' date field, sorted by date.
\~\~You may optionally find all records with an empty Date 'B' field sorted by last name/first name just by placing a '{}' in this field prior to pressing the PgDn Key.
\~\~Auto Date:.. Place the current system date in any field by pressing the ALT-[F1] key.

\`DATEC
\|C - DATE  Format [MM/DD/YY]
\~\~You may track up to 5 dates for each individual.  You may use them for what ever you wish.  
\~\~Pressing the PgDn key while in Retrieve or Edit Modes will produce a list of all people in the tree's database with a date in 'C' date field, sorted by date.
\~\~You may optionally find all records with an empty Date 'C' field sorted by last name/first name just by placing a '{}' in this field prior to pressing the PgDn Key.
\~\~Auto Date:.. Place the current system date in any field by pressing the ALT-[F1] key.

\`DATED
\|D - DATE  Format [MM/DD/YY]
\~\~You may track up to 5 dates for each individual.  You may use them for what ever you wish.  
\~\~Pressing the PgDn key while in Retrieve or Edit Modes will produce a list of all people in the tree's database with a date in 'D' date field, sorted by date.
\~\~You may optionally find all records with an empty Date 'D' field sorted by last name/first name just by placing a '{}' in this field prior to pressing the PgDn Key.
\~\~Autodate:.. Place the current system date in any field by pressing the ALT-[F1] key.

\`DATEE
\|E - DATE  Format [MM/DD/YY]
\~\~You may track up to 5 dates for each individual.  You may use them for what ever you wish.  
\~\~Pressing the PgDn key while in Retrieve or Edit Modes will produce a list of all people in the tree's database with a date in 'E' date field, sorted by date.
\~\~You may optionally find all records with an empty Date 'E' field sorted by last name/first name just by placing a '{}' in this field prior to pressing the PgDn Key.
\~\~Autodate:.. Place the current system date in any field by pressing the ALT-[F1] key.

\`EMAIL
\|ELECTRONIC MAIL ADDRESSS
\~\~A growing number of people have several mail boxes (Surface Mail P.O.Box and/or Home address), Voice Mail Box, and now Electronic Mail Box.  More and more people are checking their Post Office Box, home mail box, phone (voice) mail box and multiple Electronic Mail (Email) boxes everyday.  EMail boxes are springing up as a result of the home computer revolution.  Most Email boxes will have the following format:  'name abbreviation@organization name abbreviation.organization type abbreviation'.
\~\~For example: 'inquest@aol.com', 'jim.turner@boardwatch.com' and '70505.531@compuserve.com' are three different Email addresses for the author of this program. 

\`DATEFLD
\|SPECIFY SEARCH FOR WHICH DATE FIELD?
\~\~Enter the Date Field Letter that you want to conduct the search for.
\~\~Optionally: [TAB], [SHIFT-TAB], or [Left/Right Arrow] to the correct date field label.  [ENTER] or [RETURN] or [Down Arrow] accepts.

\`SORT
\|SORT ORDER
\~\~Specify {A}-Ascending Sort Order or {D}-Descending Sort Order

\`DATEEMPTY
\|SEARCH FOR .....
\|PRESENCE, ABSENCE OR ANY DATE
\~\~The CALLING TREE may look for the presence of, absence of or any date in a date field.  
\~\~{D}-Look for presense of date in field
\~{N}-Look for empty date field.
\~{A}-Look for ALL records with any information in this date field

\`BEGINDATE
\|FROM or BEGINNING DATE
\~\~The program needs two dates in order to bracket a search.  Finding all dates that are between these two dates.
\~\~Enter the starting date in the format 'MM/DD/YY'.  This is the date that the search will start with.
\~\~If you leave this date field blank then the program will enter a default date of '01/01/01'.
\~\~You may optionally find all records with an empty date in 'A,B,C,D or E' Date field sorted by last name/first name just by placing a question mark ('?') in the begin date field.

\`ENDDATE
\|TO or ENDING DATE
\~\~The program needs two dates in order to bracket a search.  Finding all dates that are between these two dates.
\~\~Enter the ending date that you want in the format 'MM/DD/YY'.  This is the date that the search will end with.  
\~\~If you leave this field empty then the program will insert today's date as default.

\`SORTSTART
\|Start the search/sort
\~\~Press the [ENTER] or [RETURN] key to start this search/sort operation.

\`REGNBR
\|REGISTRATION NUMBER
\~\~THE CALLING TREE is a shareware program and subscribes to the rules set forth by the Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP).  Unregistered versions of THE CALLING TREE will get a special registration notice screen once each time the program is run.  All you have to do to bypass the registration notice screen is press the [ENTER] or [RETURN] or register the software with IN/QUEST, LLC.  
\~\~When you register this software you will be given a registration number.   At that time you will enter your registration number in the registration notice screen or the System Operator Information screen.  Once that step is completed, THE CALLING TREE is registered, and from that point on you will not see the registration notice screen again.
\~\~You are free to trial run this program for 30 days.  If you like it and continue to use it then you must register this software with...
\~\~\+Jim Turner, dba
\~\+IN/QUEST, LLC
\~\+3140 S. Peoria St, #K-200
\~\+Aurora, CO 80014-3155
\~\+303-671-0800

\`BUZZWORD
\|KEY WORD or PHRASE SEARCH
\~(Whole Record)
\~\~Enter the Key word or Phrase that you want to search for over the complete record (Not field specific).
\~\~You may use seven - 7 - different search operators '{AND}', '{OR}', '{NOT}', '{}', '{!', '{*' and {ADD}.  All operators start with a '{'.  
\~\~{AND} and {OR}
\~must be placed between search words or phrases.  
\~\~{NOT}
\~May be place between or in front of search words or phrases.  Finds all records without this word or phrase.  If placed in front of a search command line it means the same as '{!'. (See also '{!' below)
\~Example:  The search string 'GOOD LOOKING {NOT} STUCK UP' will look for all occurences of the phrase 'GOOD LOOKING' where the phrase 'STUCK UP' does not appear.  '{NOT} Good Looking' will find all records where 'Good Looking' does not occur.
\~\~'{}' 
\~Is placed at the very beginning of the word or phrase (or empty field ) to signify a completely empty field.  This operator may not be used in the full record search mode.
\~\~'{!' 
\~Is placed at the very beginning of the word or phrase to signify the complete absense of a word or phrase (if field search and field is empty signifies empty field).
\~\~'{*' 
\~Is placed at the very beginning of a field search to find all records with 'ANY' information in this field.  This operator may not be used in the full record search mode.
\~\~{ADD} 
\~Is used to {ADD} records from the main database to the currently active SubSet database.  Is placed at the beginning of the word or phrase.  An {ADD} is ignored if there is no active SubSet database.
\~\~The {ADD} operator must always be at the beginning of a search string command and is the only operator that my be used in conjunction with other operators.
\~\~Example: 
\~{ADD} Insurance {OR} Financial,  
\~{ADD} Cleveland {AND} Chicago,
\~{ADD} {}, etc.
\~\~Then press the [ENTER] or [RETURN] key or press the [F8] - Start key.
\~\~If you want to search for all records that DO NOT have a key word or phrase then preface the search word or phrase use '{!'.  i.e. '{!Good' will look for all records that DO NOT have 'Good' in them.
\~\~The program will do a record by record search for the desired word or phrase and at the end present a list of all records where this key word or phrase either shows up or does not show up, depending on what you wanted.  It can be any part of the record.
\~\~Example:  If searching on WHOLE RECORD the Key Word = 'pass' will find a match with 'Passenger' and 'Bypass'.  Key Word = '{!pass' will not find 'passenger', etc.
\~\~Example:  If searching on a FIELD the Key Word = 'pass' will find exact matches unless specified otherwise.  (See 'Exact Match' Y/N?)
\~\~Cursor to 'Case Sensitive' to read help for that specific situation.

\`STATE
\|STATE or PROVINCE
\~\~Enter a 2 (two) letter code or abbreviation for the state or province 

\`COUNTRY
\|COUNTRY
\~\~Enter a the country name or country's abbreviation.
\~Up to 12 characters.   The first three characters show in this window field
\~
\~Print out results: 
\~The full country field will print out on the member's full record everytime, but will only print out on mailing labels when the country is different than the default system country.

\`SCREEN15
\|BUILD SUBSET BY LEVEL/QUEUE/GROUP
\~\+SELECT MEMBERS BY ...\~
\+----------------------\~
\+'L' = Level from Top of Tree\~
\+'F' = Family Queue Size, or\~
\+'G' = Overall Group Size
\~\~Enter a number in the appropriate field (Greater Than, Equal or Less Than) then press [ENTER] or [RETURN].  The Calling Tree will show you a window of members meeting your specifications.

\`UPMASSYN
\|CONFIRM MASS UPDATE OF SPECIFIED DATABASE FILES
\~\~Just Enter 'Y' for YES here.  All selected or specified files will be updated with the new information.
\~\~Just Enter 'N' for NO here.  The update procedure will be cancelled.
\~\~Caution!  You cannot cancel the update procedure once it has started.  Be very sure you are doing exactly what you want.

\`SCREEN16
\|MASS UPDATE SCREEN
\~\~You may only update one field of the database at a time.  The field that is being updated will be indicated above.
\~\~You may update that one field for the whole database of just a subset.  If you want to update a date for a selected subset of tree members then first do a search for the members with the appropriate date then do the Update procedure.  Only those record in the subset will be updated.

\`DUPDECIDE
\|DUPLICATE NAME RECORD DECISION POINT
\~\~You have specified that you want to be notified it you are entering a duplicate name in the Tree.  Well, you are here by notified.  Press [ESC] or type 'N' to cancel the add and return to the name fields.  Press "Y" to go ahead and accept the new name.  
\~\~If you do add the record, you may always delete it later.

\`SORTORD
\|SORT ORDER PREFERENCE
\~\~You may resort the database on any field ASCENDING or DESCENDING.  Select 'A' or 'D' here to start the resort.  Press 'ESC' to cancel sort.

\`SCREEN19
\|KEY WORD or PHRASE SEARCH
\~(Field Search Option)
\~\~You may build a subset of a working file based on whether certain information is in a field.  If you want to find all the members that live in a particular city or town.  Place the cursor in the city field and select this option.  Enter the name of the city or town in the information field, then press [ENTER] to start.
\~\~You may use seven - 7 - different search operators '{AND}', '{OR}', '{NOT}', '{}', '{!', '{*' and {ADD}.  All operators start with a '{'.  
\~\~{AND} and {OR}
\~must be placed between search words or phrases.  
\~\~{NOT}
\~May be place between or in front of search words or phrases.  Finds all records without this word or phrase.  If placed in front of a search command line it means the same as '{!'. (See also '{!' below)
\~Example:  The search string 'GOOD LOOKING {NOT} STUCK UP' will look for all occurences of the phrase 'GOOD LOOKING' where the phrase 'STUCK UP' does not appear.  '{NOT} Good Looking' will find all records where 'Good Looking' does not occur.
\~\~'{}' 
\~Is placed at the very beginning of the word or phrase (or empty field ) to signify a completely empty field.  This operator may not be used in the full record search mode.
\~\~'{!' 
\~Is placed at the very beginning of the word or phrase to signify the complete absense of a word or phrase (if field search and field is empty signifies empty field).
\~\~'{*' 
\~Is placed at the very beginning of a field search to find all records with 'ANY' information in this field.  This operator may not be used in the full record search mode.
\~\~{ADD} 
\~Is used to {ADD} records from the main database to the currently active SubSet database.  Is placed at the beginning of the word or phrase.  An {ADD} is ignored if there is no active SubSet database.
\~\~The {ADD} operator must always be at the beginning of a search string command and is the only operator that my be used in conjunction with other operators.
\~\~Example: 
\~{ADD} Insurance {OR} Financial,  
\~{ADD} Cleveland {AND} Chicago,
\~{ADD} {}, etc.
\~\~Then press the [ENTER] or [RETURN] key or press the [F8] - Start key.
\~\~If you want to search for all records that DO NOT have a key word or phrase then preface the search word or phrase use '{!'.  i.e. '{!Good' will look for all records that DO NOT have 'Good' in them.
\~\~The program will do a record by record search for the desired word or phrase and at the end present a list of all records where this key word or phrase either shows up or does not show up, depending on what you wanted.  It can be any part of the record.
\~\~Example:  If searching on whole record the Key Word = 'pass' will find a match with 'Passenger' and 'Bypass'.  Key Word = '{!pass' will not find 'passenger', etc.
\~\~Example:  If searching on a field the Key Word = 'pass' will find exact matches unless specified otherwise.  (See 'Exact Match' Y/N?)
\~\~Cursor to 'Exact' and 'Case Sensitive' to read help for those specific situations.

\`SETFULL
\|USE FULL DATABASE or SUBSET DATABASE
\~\~\+'S' = Select SubSet Database to search
\~\+'F' = Select Full Database to search
\~\~When you are doing searches the system will default to the main 'FULL' database, except when you have a subset database in use.  Then you will get this screen asking which database you want to search on.  With this option you have the ability to fine tune the subset that you want to work on.  
\~\~In the instance where you are adding - using the {ADD} operator - the question is asking if you want to add to the subset in use or create a new subset starting with this search.  
\~\~To select FULL, press 'F' on the keyboard or move the mouse till the 'FULL' is blinking then press [ENTER].  To select the SUBSET, press 'S' move the mouse till the word 'SUBSET' is blinking then press [ENTER].

\`EXACT
\|EXACT MATCH
\~\~You may look for an Exact Match of the search string below or you may look for some part of the below information in the field specified above.
\~\~Example:  Exact Match="Y"
\~Find: '555-1234' in work phone number will only match and find '555=1234'.
\~\~Example:  Exact Match="N"
\~Find: '555-123' will find all numbers with '555-123' in them (303-555-1234, 555-123-6666, etc).
\~\~Exception:  Range 'a..b', Empty or Not Empty field searches will ignore the 'Exact' Match preference.

\`CASESEN
\|CASE SENSITIVE SEARCH
\~\~'Y' Yes, do a Case Sensitive Search
\~'N' No, do a Case In-Sensitive Search
\~\~If capitalization of any word or phrase makes a difference in your search then choose 'Y'. 

\`IDRET
\|RETRIEVE RECORDS BY ID NUMBER
\~\~Enter the ID Number of the member record that you wish to retrieve from the database, then press [ENTER]!  
\~\~Optional keys are: 

\`LNRET
\|RETRIEVE RECORDS BY LAST NAME
\~\~Enter the Last Name (or partial) of the member that you wish to retrieve from the database, then press [ENTER]!
\~\~Optional keys are: 

\`DTRET
\|RETRIEVE RECORDS BY DATE
\~\~Enter the Date that you wish to retrieve from the database, then press [ENTER]!
\~\~Optional keys are: 

\`FNRET
\|RETRIEVE RECORDS BY PHONE NUMBER
\~\~Enter the Phone Number (or partial) of the member(s) that you wish to retrieve from the database, then press [ENTER]!
\~\~Optional keys are: 
