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      AUDIOCAS VER 3.1W

AUDIOCAS was written to provide a way of labeling

audio cassette tapes.  It prints 'three fold' cassette

tape insert covers, which fit over the tape liners

provided with the tape.  These Covers provide for

increased amounts of info, better readability, and

provide a neat appearance with less effort.  If you

print with 20 lb or better paper,  you do not need

to use the tape liners provided with the tape.

One line of Large size Type and one line of Standard

type may be placed in the second 'fold'

of the cassette cover.  These lines are entered in

the Title entry screen sub menu of Entries.

The second "fold" is the one on the bottom of a

cassette tape box and is where most people usually

list the artist/album titles.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

     You must have fonts COURIER, COURIER NEW,

& COURIER NEW BOLD installed in your windows

program to have proper screens and printing

in this program.

The selections entry screen accepts information in

format desired, and allows for up to 20 lines of

data.  The screen is divided into two columns of 30

characters each.  Thus, you may list the contents

of the tape in two columns (use a delimiter, or

leave a space between columns) or the line may be

60 characters long by entering up to end of the

first column, and starting in the first space in the

second column.

The Print Preview selection on the menu will show

the final layout on the screen.  Select Sample to

look at suggestions.  You will notice that the

dividing line in the data entry screen is not Printed

and the two columns are joined without a Space