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                         A ROMWARE(TM) DEMONSTRATION                         
{1} {1,2,80,23} Getting Started


    To choose a search method, press F10, then use the left and right
    arrow keys to highlight the Search Menu, then use the up and down
    arrow keys to highlight the desired search method.  When the desired
    search method is highlighted, press ENTER to select it.

    To choose an index to search, press F10, then use the left and right
    arrow keys to highlight the Select Menu, then use the up and down
    arrow keys to highlight the Index to Search menu item.  When the Index
    to Search menu item is highlighted, press ENTER to select it.

    If you wish to perform a one word search, press ESC to remove this help
    screen, then press F5 to immediately select the Find a Word window.
    You may use the F5 key at any point in this program to quickly search
    for a single word.
{NP}
                                

   While entering and selecting information in windows, the following
   keyboard keys apply:

   TAB                      - Go to next window item.
   SHIFT TAB                - Go to previous window item.
   ENTER                    - Select current window item.
   ALT + highlighted letter - Shortcut for selecting a button.
                              This shortcut is equivalent to going to
                              the desired button with the TAB key then
                              pressing the ENTER key.

   The current window item is indicated by a double line border.  If a
   window item is not the current item, it will have a single line border.
   Window items include buttons, list boxes, text entry fields, and
   multiple choice fields.
{2} {1,13,80,12} Menubar Help
                                  FILE MENU
   Save a Search     - This menu item saves a search to disk.
                       This menu item is only available in a search window.
   Retrieve a Search - This menu item retrieves a previously saved search.
                       This menu item is only available in a search window.
   Page Setup        - This menu item sets up printing options.
   Print             - This menu item prints the currently displayed records.
   About ROMWARE     - This menu item displays the ROMWARE copyright screen.
   Quit              - This menu item exits ROMWARE and returns to DOS.
{NP}
                                 SELECT MENU
   Index to Search          - A database may have multiple indexes which you
                              can search. This menu item allows you to select
                              the index you desire to search.
   Select Databases         - An application may consist of more than one
                              database.  This menu item allows you to select
                              the databases you would like to access.
   Select Fields to Display - Each record in the database is composed of
                              one or more fields.  You can select the fields
                              to display in the records using this menu item.
{NP}
                                 SEARCH MENU
   Table of Contents     - An application may include a Table of Contents.
                           If one exists, this menu item will present an
                           outline of the contents of the application.
   Find a Word           - This menu item performs a simple one word search.
   Search Across Indexes - This menu item allows quick searches across
                           multiple indexes.
   Boolean Query         - This menu item allows searches across multiple
                           indexes using the standard boolean connectors:
                           OR, AND, XOR, NOT.
{NP}
                                 OPTION MENU
   Display Counts     - Turn on or off the occurence counts in index lists.
   Single Record Mode - Switch between viewing multiple records one at a
                        time and as a continuous stream.
   Field Names        - Turn the field names on or off while viewing records.
   Record Separator   - Turn on or off the lines that separate multiple
                        records.
   Auto Graphic       - Turn on or off the automatic display of pictures
                        while using index lists.
   Change Colors      - Alter the colors used throughout the program.
{3} {1,13,80,12} General Help
                                 General Help

   F1             - Show context sensitive help screen.
   F5             - Perform a simple one word search.
   F10            - Select from Menus.
   TAB            - Go to next window item.
   SHFT TAB       - Go to previous window item
   ENTER          - Select current window item
   ALT Q          - Exit from ROMWARE and return to DOS
{NP}
   To choose a search method, press F10, then use the left and right
   arrow keys to highlight the Search Menu, then use the up and down
   arrow keys to highlight the desired search method.

   To choose an index to search, press F10, then use the left and right
   arrow keys to highlight the Select Menu, then use the up and down
   arrow keys to highlight the Index to Search menu item.

   If you wish to perform a one word search, press ESC to remove this help
   screen, then press F5 to immediately select the Find a Word window.
{NP}
   While entering and selecting information in windows, the following
   keyboard keys apply:

   TAB                      - Go to next window item.
   SHIFT TAB                - Go to previous window item.
   ENTER                    - Select current window item.
   ALT + highlighted letter - Shortcut for selecting a button.
                              This shortcut is equivalent to going to
                              the desired button with the TAB key then
                              pressing the ENTER key.
{4} {1,13,80,12} File Help
                                  FILE MENU
   Save a Search     - This menu item saves a search to disk.
                       This menu item is only available in a search window.
   Retrieve a Search - This menu item retrieves a previously saved search.
                       This menu item is only available in a search window.
   Page Setup        - This menu item sets up printing options.
   Print             - This menu item prints the currently displayed records.
   About ROMWARE     - This menu item displays the ROMWARE copyright screen.
   Quit              - This menu item exits ROMWARE and returns to DOS.
{5} {1,13,80,12} Select Help
                                 SELECT MENU
   Index to Search          - A database may have multiple indexes which you
                              can search. This menu item allows you to
                              select the index you desire to search.
   Select Databases         - An application may consist of more than one
                              database.  This menu item allows you to select
                              the databases you would like to access.
   Select Fields to Display - Each record in the database is composed of
                              one or more fields.  You can select the fields
                              to display in the records using this menu item.
{6} {1,13,80,12} Search Help
                                 SEARCH MENU
   Table of Contents     - An application may include a Table of Contents.
                           If one exists, this menu item will present an
                           outline of the contents of the application.
   Find a Word           - This menu item performs a simple one word search.
   Search Across Indexes - This menu item allows quick searches across
                           multiple indexes.
   Boolean Query         - This menu item allows searches across multiple
                           indexes using the standard boolean connectors:
                           OR, AND, XOR, NOT.
{7} {1,13,80,12} Options Menu Help
                                 OPTION MENU
   Display Counts     - Turn on or off the occurence counts in index lists.
   Single Record Mode - Switch between viewing multiple records one at a
                        time and as a continuous stream.
   Field Names        - Turn the field names on or off while viewing records.
   Record Separator   - Turn on or off the lines that separate multiple
                        records.
   Auto Graphic       - Turn on or off the automatic display of pictures
                        while using index lists.
   Change Colors      - Alter the colors used throughout the program.
{8} {1,13,80,12} Open Application Menu Item
                          OPEN APPLICATION MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to open a different ROMWARE application.
   You will be prompted for the name of the application.  When prompted,
   type the name of the application.  If the application is not in the
   current drive or directory, you must include the complete DOS path
   necessary to reach the application.  Please consult your DOS manuals
   if you are unfamiliar with specifing a DOS path.
{9} {1,13,80,12} Save Search Menu Item
                            SAVE SEARCH MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to save the current search to a floppy or
   hard disk.  It is only available when you are in a search window.
   You will be prompted for the name of the file in which
   to save the search.  When prompted, type the complete file specification,
   including the desired drive and directory. Please consult your DOS
   manuals if you are unfamiliar with specifying a complete DOS file name.
{10} {1,13,80,12} Retrieve Search Menu Item
                          RETRIEVE SEARCH MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to retrieve a previously saved search from
   a floppy or hard disk.  It is only available when you are in a search
   window.  You will be prompted for the name of the search file.  When
   prompted, type the complete file specification, including the drive and
   directory. Please consult your DOS manuals if you are unfamiliar with
   specifying a complete DOS file name.
{11} {1,13,80,12} Page Setup
                             PAGE SETUP MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to set up the page specifications to be used
   when printing records.  The Page Setup window allows you to specify
   lines per page, characters per line, left and right margins, as well
   as page break, page numbering, and record information options.  The
   page is formatted using ASCII characters, and does not require a specific
   brand or type of printer.  If your printer is incapable of printing the
   entire PC character set, some foreign and line draw characters may be
   missing or garbled.
{12} {1,13,80,12} Print Menu Item
                               PRINT MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to initiate printing of the currently
   displayed records.  The records are printed to the default DOS
   printer.  You will be asked for confirmation before printing is started.
   If you desire to specify lines per page, characters per line, or margins,
   select the Page Setup menu item first.  The page is formatted using ASCII
   characters, and does not require a specific brand or type of printer.  If
   your printer is incapable of printing the entire PC character set, some
   foreign and line draw characters may be missing or garbled.
{13} {1,13,80,12} About
                           ABOUT ROMWARE MENU ITEM

   This menu item displays the ROMWARE copyright notice window in the lower
   right hand corner of the screen.  Press any key to remove the window.
{14} {1,13,80,12} Quit
                                QUIT MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to exit ROMWARE and return to DOS.
   You will be asked for confirmation before exiting.
{15} {1,13,80,12} Select Index
                          INDEX TO SEARCH MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select the index you wish to search.
   An index is a list of all the words or phrases in a field or set of
   fields in the application.  Indexes can be thought of as topics; so
   selecting a specific index is the same as selecting the specific topic
   you wish to search.  This menu item may be selected at any time,
   and should be used whenever you want to change the index of the
   current search method.  By default, the first index is selected.
{16} {1,13,80,12} Select Databases
                          SELECT DATABASES MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select the databases you wish to search.
   A ROMWARE application is made up of one or more databases.  Each
   database is a set of related records.  Selecting the appropriate
   databases is the quickest method to limit your searches to a subset
   of the application's data.  By default, all databases are searched.
{17} {1,13,80,12} Select Fields
                      SELECT FIELDS TO DISPLAY MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select the fields you want to display.
   This menu item is only relevant during record display, and has no effect
   on any of the search methods.  A ROMWARE record is made up of one or
   more fields.  Each field contains a specific piece of information.
   However, a single field may span across many lines, and a record may
   consist of a variable number of fields.  By default, all fields are
   displayed.
{18} {1,13,80,12} TOC
                         TABLE OF CONTENTS MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to open the Table of Contents window. This
   menu item is only available if your application contains a Table of
   Contents; not all applications contain one.  A Table of Contents
   searches for a series of sequential related records in the same way
   a Table of Contents in a book can be used to find the a series of
   related pages.  This is the easiest search method if you are very
   familiar with the structure and organization of the application.
{19} {1,13,80,12} Word Search
                            FIND A WORD MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to quickly search for a word or phrase
   in a specific index.  This is the easiest search method to use if
   you are unfamiliar with the structure of the application, and should
   satisfy the majority of your searching needs.  In addition, this
   search method should usually be employed before any other in order
   to see the amount of information returned.  If the quantity returned
   is too large, use one of the other search methods to refine the search
   as necessary.
{20} {1,13,80,12} QBE
                       SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to quickly search for words or phrases
   across one or more indexes.  There is an implied "AND" between each
   word or phrase in this search method.  This means that the search
   only returns records containing ALL of the words and phrases in the
   indexes you specify.  This is the easiest way to refine a search
   if the Find a Word search returns too many records.
{21} {1,13,80,12} Boolean Query
                           BOOLEAN QUERY MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to search for words or phrases
   in one or more indexes.  You may specify one of the four standard
   boolean connectors (AND, OR, NOT, XOR) to between each word
   or phrase.  This is the most powerful search method, but also the
   most complex.  The main virtue of this search method is the ability
   to refine a search so that it returns only the records you want.
{NP}
                           BOOLEAN QUERY MENU ITEM

   The four boolean connectors work as follows:
   OR  - Returns records containing either of the search items,
         e.g., "THIS" OR "THAT" returns records containing either
         the item "THIS" OR the item "THAT".
   AND - Returns records containing both of the search items,
         e.g., "THIS" AND "THAT" returns records containing both
         the item "THIS" AND the item "THAT".
                                  (continued)
{NP}
                           BOOLEAN QUERY MENU ITEM

                         (continued from previous page)
   NOT - Returns records that do not contain the search item,
         e.g., NOT "THIS" only returns records that do not contain
         the item "THIS".

   XOR - Returns records containing either, but not both, of the search
        items, e.g., "THIS" XOR "THAT" returns records containing either
         the item "THIS" or the item "THAT", but not both items.
{22} {1,13,80,12} Display Counts Menu Item
                           DISPLAY COUNTS MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select whether or not counts of
   total item occurrences appear in the word and index lists.  A check
   mark by this item means that the counts will be displayed; similarly,
   absence of the check mark means that counts will not be displayed.  In
   the Index to Search window, the counts reflects the total number of
   items in the index.  In word lists, the counts reflect the total number
   of occurrences of the word in the selected databases.  If an item is very
   long, you may need to turn counts off to see the item completely.
{25} {1,13,80,12} Single Record Menu Item
                         SINGLE RECORD MODE MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select whether or not records are
   displayed one at a time or as a continuous stream.  A check mark by
   this item means that the records will be displayed one at a time;
   similarly, absence of the check mark means that records will be
   displayed in a continuous stream.  If you are displaying records one
   at a time, you will have to explicitly move to the previous or next
   records; if not, you can merely scroll through the current records.
{23} {1,13,80,12} Field Names Menu Item
                            FIELD NAMES MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select whether or not field names are
   displayed while viewing records.  For large, full text database, it
   is often useful to turn off the field names to facilitate viewing.
   A check mark by this item means that the field names will be displayed;
   similarly, absence of the check mark means that field names will not be
   displayed.
{24} {1,13,80,12} Record Separator Menu Item
                          RECORD SEPARATOR MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select whether or not horizontal lines
   (record separators) are used to separate multiple records.  A check
   mark by this item means that the lines will be displayed; similarly,
   absence of the check mark means that the lines will not be displayed.
   If the separators are not displayed, multiple records will be separated
   by a blank line.  Record separators will not be seen if your search
   returns a single record, or if you have set the record display to
   Single Record Mode.
{26} {1,13,80,12} Auto Graphic Menu Item
                            AUTO GRAPHIC MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to select whether or not pictures will
   be displayed automatically when the index to search contains a 
   picture name.  A check mark by this item means that pictures will
   be displayed when using the Find a Word search on an index containing
   a picture name; similarly, absence of the check mark means that 
   the Find a Word search works like normal.  If the index does not 
   contain a picture name, the Find a Word search works normally, 
   regardless of this setting.
{27} {1,13,80,12} Auto Audio Menu Item
                        AUTO AUDIO SEPARATOR MENU ITEM

                          NOT CURRENTLY IMPLEMENTED
{29} {1,13,80,12} Change Colors Menu Item
                          CHANGE COLORS MENU ITEM

   This menu item allows you to modify the colors used to display all
   of the items onscreen, including the search windows, the record display,
   the menu bar, and the message line.  You can alter these settings to
   enhance legibility on your monitor, or you can simply alter the settings
   to use colors you find more pleasing.
{30} {1,13,80,12} Open Application Window
                           OPEN APPLICATION WINDOW

  You are being prompted for the name of the application.  Please
  type the name of the application.  If the application is not in the
  current drive or directory, you must include the complete DOS path
  necessary to reach the application.  Please consult your DOS manuals
  if you are unfamiliar with specifying a DOS path.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                           OPEN APPLICATION WINDOW
  While editing text:
    INS              - Toggle between insert and overwrite mode
    BACKSPACE        - Delete character to left of cursor
    DEL              - Delete character under cursor
    CTRL Y           - Delete entire text line
    HOME/END         - Go to beginning/end of text line
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW - Move cursor left/right in text line
{31} {1,13,80,12} Save Search Window
                              SAVE SEARCH WINDOW

  You are being prompted for the name of the file to save the current
  search to.  Please type the complete DOS file name, including the
  drive letter and directory.  Please consult your DOS manuals
  if you are unfamiliar with specifying a complete DOS file name.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                              SAVE SEARCH WINDOW
  While editing text:
    INS              - Toggle between insert and overwrite mode
    BACKSPACE        - Delete character to left of cursor
    DEL              - Delete character under cursor
    CTRL Y           - Delete entire text line
    HOME/END         - Go to beginning/end of text line
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW - Move cursor left/right in text line
{32} {1,13,80,12} Retrieve Search Window
                            RETRIEVE SEARCH WINDOW

  You are being prompted for the name of the file to retrieve into
  the current search.  Please type the complete DOS file name, including
  the drive letter and directory.  Please consult your DOS manuals
  if you are unfamiliar with specifying a complete DOS file name.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                              SAVE SEARCH WINDOW
  While editing text:
    INS              - Toggle between insert and overwrite mode
    BACKSPACE        - Delete character to left of cursor
    DEL              - Delete character under cursor
    CTRL Y           - Delete entire text line
    HOME/END         - Go to beginning/end of text line
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW - Move cursor left/right in text line
{33} {1,13,80,12} Page Setup Window
                              PAGE SETUP WINDOW

  You are setting the page specifications that will be used when printing
  records.  The specifications are lines per page, characters per line,
  left margin, right margin, page breaks, page numbering, and record
  information.  Please note that the right margin is specified from the
  right hand edge of the page, and characters per line is the total
  width of the page, including the margins.
  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                              PAGE SETUP WINDOW
  While editing text:
    INS              - Toggle between insert and overwrite mode
    BACKSPACE        - Delete character to left of cursor
    DEL              - Delete character under cursor
    CTRL Y           - Delete entire text line
    HOME/END         - Go to beginning/end of text line
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW - Move cursor left/right in text line
{NP}
                              PAGE SETUP WINDOW

  While on multiple choice items:
    SPACE BAR              - Cycle through choices
    UP/DOWN ARROW          - Go to previous/next choice
    First letter of choice - Go directly to choice
  Multiple choice items and choices are:
    Page Numbering         - None, Top, or Bottom
    Record Info            - On or Off
    Page Breaks            - None, End of Page, or After Each Record
{34} {1,13,80,12} Print Window
                                 PRINT WINDOW

  You are being prompted whether or not to initiate printing of the
  currently displayed records.  The records are printed to the default
  DOS printer.  If you desire to specify lines per page, characters per
  line, or margins,  select the Page Setup menu item first.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                                 PRINT WINDOW

  The page is formatted using standard ASCII characters, and does not
  require a specific brand or type of printer.  If your printer is
  incapable of printing the entire PC character set, some
  foreign and line draw characters may be missing or garbled, most
  notably the record separators.  The record display is printed with your
  current settings for field names and record separators, so turn them
  on or off as desired before initiating printing.  To abort the printing
  while it is in process, press the ESC key once.
{35} {1,13,80,12} Index to Search Window
                            INDEX TO SEARCH WINDOW

  You are being presented with a list of the available indexes.  Please
  select the index you desire to search.   An index is a list of all
  the words or phrases in a field or set of fields in the application.
  Indexes can be thought of as topics; so selecting a specific index is
  the same as selecting the specific topic you wish to search.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                            INDEX TO SEARCH WINDOW

  While in list box:
    HOME/END       - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN     - Go to previous/next page of list
    ENTER          - Select current list item
  If you have deselected some of the databases, some indexes may
  have a count of zero, which indicates that the indexes are not
  related to any of the currently selected databases.
{36} {1,13,80,12} Select Databases Window
                           SELECT DATABASES WINDOW

  You are being presented with a list of the available databases.  Please
  select the database or databases you desire to search. A ROMWARE
  application is made up of one or more databases.  Each database is a
  set of related records.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                           SELECT DATABASES WINDOW

  While in list box:
    HOME/END       - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN     - Go to previous/next page of list
    ENTER          - Toggle selection of current list item

  The selected databases are marked with an asterisk (*).
{37} {1,13,80,12} Select Fields to Display Window
                       SELECT FIELDS TO DISPLAY WINDOW

  You are being presented with a list of the fields in the
  application.  Please select the fields you want to display. A ROMWARE
  record is made up of one or more fields.  Each field contains a specific
  piece of information.  However, a single field may span across many lines,
  and a record may consist of a variable number of fields.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                       SELECT FIELDS TO DISPLAY WINDOW

  While in list box:
    HOME/END       - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN     - Go to previous/next page of list
    ENTER          - Toggle selection of current list item

  The fields selected for display are marked with an asterisk (*).
{38} {1,13,80,12} TOC Window
                           TABLE OF CONTENTS WINDOW

  You are viewing a Table of Contents.  A Table of Contents is a
  hierarchical listing of sequential records.  Each item in the Table
  of Contents may be collapsed or expanded to hide or show the items
  beneath it.  Each item has a symbol to its left to indicate if there
  are items beneath it.

  ENTER     - Select current item and all items beneath it for display
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                           TABLE OF CONTENTS WINDOW

  While in Table of Contents list:
    HOME/END           - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW      - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN         - Go to previous/next page of list
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW   - Collapse/expand current list item
    MINUS (-)/PLUS (+) - Collapse/expand current list item
    ENTER              - Select current item and all items beneath
                         it for display
{NP}
                           TABLE OF CONTENTS WINDOW
  The symbols at the left of each list item indicate whether or not
  items exist beneath it.  The symbols, and their meaning, are:
    PLUS  (+)  - Items exist beneath the current item.
    MINUS (-)  - Items do not exist beneath the current item, but
                 the current item is not at the lowest level possible
                 in the Table of Contents hierarchy.
    NONE  ( )  - Items do not exist beneath the current item.
                 The current item is at the lowest level possible
                 in the Table of Contents hierarchy.
{39} {1,13,80,12} Find a Word Window
                              FIND A WORD WINDOW

  You are being prompted to enter a word or phrase to search for in
  the index you have selected to search.  The name of the index is
  displayed as the title of the list below the entry field.

  ENTER     - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase and
              display all records containing it.
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                              FIND A WORD WINDOW

  While in text entry line:
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Cycle up/down through last five word searches
    BACKSPACE      - Delete character to left of cursor
    CTRL Y         - Delete entire entry
    ENTER          - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase and
                     display all records containing it
{NP}
                              FIND A WORD WINDOW

  While in list box:
    HOME/END       - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN     - Go to previous/next page of list
    ENTER          - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase and
                     display all records containing it.
{NP}
                              FIND A WORD WINDOW

  You may have noticed that the word list at the bottom of the screen
  moves to the closest matching word as you type.  This is because
  ROMWARE keeps a sorted list of all of the words in the field or fields
  in the index.  Therefore, if a word does not appear in the word list for
  an index, it does not appear in the field or fields the index is based
  on.  This improvement over traditional databases means that you never have
  to perform a search to find out if a word exists; you can immediately
  determine whether or not a word exists by examining the word list.
{NP}
                              FIND A WORD WINDOW

  In addition, because ROMWARE is automatically moving to the closest
  matching word as you type, you may not need to type the entire word.
  You only need to type enough letters to move the highlight bar to the
  correct item.  Alternately, you can type just enough letters to move
  the word into view in the list, then move into the word list using
  the TAB key and select the correct item using the UP and DOWN ARROW
  keys.
{40} {1,13,80,12} Search Across Indexes Window
                         SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES WINDOW

  You are being prompted to enter words or phrases to search for across
  any of the indexes.  The name of the current index is displayed to the
  right of the entry field, as well as in the title of the word list
  below the entry field.
  ALT D     - Display records containing all search items.
  ENTER     - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase and
              place it in the current entry field.
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                         SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES WINDOW

  While in entry field:
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next index
    BACKSPACE      - Delete character to left of cursor
    CTRL Y         - Delete entire entry
    ENTER          - Select currently highlighted index list word or 
                     phrase and places it in the current entry field.
{NP}
                         SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES WINDOW

  To add or remove additional entry fields:
    ALT I  - Create new field with same index as current field
    ALT R  - Remove current field
    ALT A  - Remove all created fields and clear all original
             fields
{NP}
                         SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES WINDOW

  While in word list or search list:
    HOME/END       - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN     - Go to previous/next page of list
    ENTER          - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase and
                     place it in the current entry field.
{NP}
                         SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES WINDOW

  You may have noticed that the word list at the bottom of the screen
  moves to the closest matching word as you type.  This is because
  ROMWARE keeps a sorted list of all of the words in the field or fields
  in the index.  Therefore, if a word does not appear in the word list for
  an index, it does not appear in the field or fields the index is based
  on.  This improvement over traditional databases means that you never have
  to perform a search to find out if a word exists; you can immediately
  determine whether or not a word exists by examining the word list.
{NP}
                         SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES WINDOW

  In addition, because ROMWARE is automatically moving to the closest
  matching word as you type, you may not need to type the entire word.
  You only need to type enough letters to move the highlight bar to the
  correct item.  Alternately, you can type just enough letters to move
  the word into view in the list, then move into the word list using
  the TAB key and select the correct item using the UP and DOWN ARROW
  keys.
{NP}
                         SEARCH ACROSS INDEXES WINDOW

  This search method has an implied "AND" between each item entered.
  This means that this search only returns records containing ALL of
  the items that were entered.  Thus each additional item narrows down,
  or refines, the original search.
{41} {1,13,80,12} Boolean Query Window
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  You are being prompted to enter words or phrases to search for across
  any of the indexes.  The name of the current index is displayed to the
  right of the entry field, as well as in the title of the word list
  below the entry field.
  ALT D     - Display records containing all search terms.
  ENTER     - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase and
              place it in the current entry field.
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  While in entry field:
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW - Go to boolean connector field
    BACKSPACE        - Delete character to left of cursor
    CTRL Y           - Delete entire entry
    ENTER            - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase
                       and place it in the current entry field.
{NP}
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  While in boolean connector field:
    SPACE BAR                 - Cycle through connectors
    First letter of connector - Go directly to connector
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW          - Go to entry field
{NP}
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  To add or remove additional entry fields:
    ALT I  - Create new field with same index as current field
    ALT R  - Remove current field
    ALT A  - Remove all created fields and clear all original
             fields

  To switch indexes:
    ALT X  - Bring up Index to Search window for index selection
{NP}
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  While in word list, search list, or boolean connector list:
    HOME/END       - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN     - Go to previous/next page of list
    ENTER          - Select currently highlighted index word or phrase and
                     place it in the current text entry field.
{NP}
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  You may have noticed that the word list at the bottom of the screen
  moves to the closest matching word as you type.  This is because
  ROMWARE keeps a sorted list of all of the words in the field or fields
  in the index.  Therefore, if a word does not appear in the word list for
  an index, it does not appear in the field or fields the index is based
  on.  This improvement over traditional databases means that you never have
  to perform a search to find out if a word exists; you can immediately
  determine whether or not a word exists by examining the word list.
{NP}
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  In addition, because ROMWARE is automatically moving to the closest
  matching word as you type, you may not need to type the entire word.
  You only need to type enough letters to move the highlight bar to the
  correct item.  Alternately, you can type just enough letters to move
  the word into view in the list, then move into the word list using
  the TAB key and select the correct item using the UP and DOWN ARROW
  keys.
{NP}
                             BOOLEAN QUERY WINDOW

  This search method allows you to specify which of the four
  boolean connectors (AND, OR, NOT, XOR) to use to refine the search.
  Otherwise, it is similar to the Search Across Indexes method.
  The main difference is that the Boolean Query only has a single
  entry field available by default; all others must be explicitly
  created.  The boolean connectors are evaluated from top to bottom.
  No boolean connectors may be selected for the first item.
{NP}
                           BOOLEAN QUERY MENU ITEM

   The four boolean connectors work as follows:
   OR  - Returns records containing either of the search items,
         e.g., "THIS" OR "THAT" returns records containing either
         the item "THIS" OR the item "THAT".
   AND - Returns records containing both of the search items,
         e.g., "THIS" AND "THAT" returns records containing both
         the item "THIS" AND the item "THAT".
                                  (continued)
{NP}
                           BOOLEAN QUERY MENU ITEM

                         (continued from previous page)
   NOT - Returns records that do not contain the search item,
         e.g., NOT "THIS" only returns records that do not contain
         the item "THIS".

   XOR - Returns records containing either, but not both, of the search
        items, e.g., "THIS" XOR "THAT" returns records containing either
         the item "THIS" or the item "THAT", but not both items.
{43}  {1,13,80,12} Record Display Window
                            RECORD DISPLAY WINDOW

  The following keys are valid while viewing records:
    UP/DOWN ARROW      - Move cursor up/down one line
    LEFT/RIGHT ARROW   - Move cursor left/right one character
    PAGE UP/DN         - Move cursor up/down one page
    HOME/END           - Move cursor to beginning/end of line
    SHIFT TAB/TAB      - Move cursor to previous/next field
    CTRL PAGE UP/DN    - Move cursor to previous/next match
    MINUS (-)/PLUS (+) - Move cursor to previous/next record
{NP}
                            RECORD DISPLAY WINDOW

  The following keys are valid while viewing records:
    CTRL UP/DOWN ARROW      - Move cursor to previous/next record separator
    CTRL LEFT/RIGHT ARROW   - Move cursor left/right one word
    CTRL MINUS (-)/PLUS (+) - Move cursor to first/last record
    CTRL ENTER              - Perform HyperSearch on word under cursor
    ALT  ENTER              - Perform SuperHyperSearch on word under cursor
    CTRL ASTERISK (*)       - Return from HyperSearch/SuperHyperSearch
  The plus, minus, and asterisk should be typed on the numeric keypad.
{NP}
                            RECORD DISPLAY WINDOW

  The following keys are valid while viewing records:
    ALT P - Display the picture referenced on current line
    ALT S - Toggle between multiple and single record mode
    ALT F - Toggle field names display on and off
    ALT L - Toggle record separator display on and off
    ALT R - Toggle between multiple and record continue mode
{NP}
                            RECORD DISPLAY WINDOW

  Record continue mode allows you to view all the records in the
  database as a single, continuous stream.  Your position relative
  to the current search record is displayed at the bottom.  For
  greatest speed, hits are not highlighted unless the relative offset
  is zero.  Therefore, only CTRL PAGE UP/DN should be used to find
  hits.  In record continue mode, the record movement keys move between
  records in the search, not between records in the database.
{44} {1,13,80,12} Change Colors Window
                             CHANGE COLORS WINDOW

  This window presents you with a list of color settings for all
  of the screen items, including the search windows, the record display,
  the menu bar, and the message line.  You can alter these color settings
  to enhance legibility on your monitor, or you can simply alter the
  settings to use colors you find more pleasing.

  ESC       - Exit this window        ENTER     - Select current window item
  TAB       - Go to next window item  SHIFT TAB - Go to previous window item
{NP}
                             CHANGE COLORS WINDOW

  While in screen item list:
    HOME/END       - Go to first/last list item
    UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next list item
    PAGE UP/DN     - Go to previous/next page of list
    ENTER          - Select currently highlighted screen item for
                     color editing.
{NP}
                             CHANGE COLORS WINDOW

  While editing colors:
    UP/DOWN ARROW       - Go to previous/next foreground color
    CTRL UP/DOWN ARROW  - Go to previous/next background color
    MIDDLE KEY          - Toggle blinking on and off
    ENTER               - Confirm color changes and return to
                          screen item list.
  MIDDLE KEY refers to the key between the UP/DOWN ARROW key on the
  numeric keypad.
