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 DOS EXIT
 Pressing F2 from the SUB MENU MAINTENANCE screen
 allows the users to temporarily Exit to the DOS
 prompt to quickly check the name of a program, to
 create a batch file, or whatever
 To return to the SUB MENU MAINTENANCE screen, you
 must type EXIT at the dos prompt and press Enter.
 Users must be authorized to exit from tam2_adm and
 access the dos prompt.  If you are authorized,
 enter the password and press Enter now.
 NOTE: This is NOT your usual password, this
Password must have been provided to you
by the system administrator separately.
 TAM2_ADM
 To use Tam2's Administration facilities you must
 be an authorized user.
 If you are authorized, type the password and Press
 Enter to Continue, Press Esc to Exit the program.
 NOTE: This is NOT your usual password, this
Password must have been provided to you
by the system administrator separately.
TOVIEW
BMAIN
ALOGGING
SSCRBLK
SSIGNON
RRUNTIM
SSIGNOFF
EDOSEXIT
ALL HELP
Tam2 Overview
Basic Menuing
Access Logging
Screen Blanking
Sign On to Tam2
RunTime Prompter
Sign OFF from Tam2
Exit To DOS
 To View Topic
Esc Exit This Help Screen
 MAIN
 AUTO LOGOFF
 To prevent unauthorized use and
 improve security, Tam2 can be
 configured to automatically term-
 inate a user's session if a spec-
 ified amount of inactivity time
 is detected. This time limit is
 set by the administrator via the
 Tam2_cfg Program. If this feature
 is activated and the time limit
 is reached, Tam2 will BEEP 3
 times and wait 10 seconds before
 terminating the session. Any act-
 ivity within this time resets the
 inactivity time limit back to 0.
 NOTE: This feature is only in
 effect whithin the Tam2 system,
 and a Tam2 screen is displayed.
Press Enter for more Help or
Esc to return to System.
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 CURRENT DIRECTORY
 Use this field to indicate the directory to make CUR-
 RENT before executing the program, command, or batch
 file indicated in RUN FILE NAME.EXT. At run time the
 original directory is save before the Menu item is
 executed and it is restored upon completion.
 NOTES - To have Tam2 Menu programs prompt he user for
     this entry at execution time, via the run-time
     prompter, enter a "?" in the first position.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
}RUNTIM
 RUN TIME PROMPTER
Enter DIRECTORY:
 Directory to make current
 before executing this option.
 Type valid directory and
 press Enter.
 Press Esc to Cancel & Return.
 Current/old directory is
 restored upon completion of
 selected menu option.
 Press Enter for more Help or
 Esc to return to System.
 DOS EXIT
Pressing F10 from the SIGNON screen, allows a
user to Exit Tam2, and access the DOS prompt.
User must be authorized to exit from system and
access the dos prompt.  If you are authorized,
enter the password and press Enter now.
NOTE: This is NOT your usual password, this
     Password must have been provided to you
     by the system administrator separately.
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 CURRENT DRIVE
 Use this field to indicate the drive to make CURRENT
 before executing the program, command, or batch file
 indicated in RUN FILE NAME.EXT. At run time the
 original drive is save before the Menu item is execu-
 ted and it is restored upon completion.
 NOTES - To have Tam2 Menu programs prompt he user for
     this entry at execution time, via the run-time
     prompter, enter a "?" in the first position.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
Field Editing Keys
move cursor left
move cursor right
backspace and rub out
go to next tab stop
go to previous tab stop
  Ins
toggle push-right/over-write
  Del
delete a character
  Home
go to first position in field
 ^Home
erase entire field
  End
go to last position in field
 ^End
erase to end of field
  Gray *  insert a space
  Esc
restore or go back one field
 ^Esc
abort this window
  Enter
enter (accept) the field
 ^Enter
accept this window
^ means pressed with Ctrl key
Press Esc to return to Program
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 FIRST NAME
 User's First Name, informational only.  Not Required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 QUICK KEY
 Tam2's MAIN and SUB MENU programs can initiate exec-
 ution of a choice by pressing one single key rather
 then scrolling thru the menu choices and pressing
 Enter. This feature is activated for each item by en-
 tering the desired key in this field. The QUICK KEY
 can be any letter or number, it is not required.
 If present the menu programs will display this chara-
 cter to the left of the menu choice followed by a ),
 using contrasting colors to highlight the key.
QUICK KEY ENTERED
QUICK KEY BLANK
A) ORDER ENTRY
ORDER ENTRY
B) INVENTORY CONTROL
     INVENTORY CONTROL
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
 MAIN
 QUIK KEYS
 Quick Keys, sometimes called
 shortcut keys or hot keys,
 provide a faster and method
 to make a menu selection.
 The selection is initiated by
 simply pressing the key asso-
 ciated to the desired option,
 regardless of the location of
 the selection bar.
 In Tam2 the Quik Keys are us-
 ually located on the far left
 of the Menu Items. They are
 created by and maintained by
 the system Administrator via
 the Tam2_Adm Program.
 Press Enter for more Help or
 Esc to return to System.
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 USER ID
 Used to identify each individual user
 of the system. Each User Must Have a
 unique User Id and Password. IDs Must
 be issued by System Administrator ONLY.
 Can be any character on keyboard
 from 1 to 8 characters long.
  REQUIRED TO SIGNON AND ACCESS SYSTEM
 Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 SECURITY LEVEL
 Every Item/Choice on either the MAIN MENU or SUB MENU must have
 a security level associated with it. This security level is
 compared to the user's security level and security filter to
 determine if access to this Item by the Logged On user is to be
 allowed. If the levels do not agree, the item is not included as
 a choice on the MAIN or SUB MENU screen for that user. The
 security level can be any number from 1 to
, it is required.
 To determine if an ITEM is to be included on Tam2's menu screens
 the following logic is used:
 IF THE USER SECURITY FILTER EQUALS "GE" (greater than or equal to)
THEN IF THE USER SECURITY LEVEL IS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO
THE ITEM's SECURITY LEVEL INCLUDE ITEM AS A CHOICE
 IF THE USER SECURITY FILTER EQUALS "EQ" (equal to)
THEN IF THE USER SECURITY LEVEL IS EQUAL TO THE ITEM'S SECURITY
LEVEL INCLUDE ITEM AS A CHOICE.
 IF ANY OF THESE CONDITIONS ARE FALSE THE ITEM IS NOT INCLUDED.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 FIRST NAME
User's Last Name. Required field must be provided.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
 ACCESS LOGGING
 If enabled by the system Adm-
 inistrator, Tam2 will create
 an audit trail every time a
 user executes a menu choice.
 The audit record is written
 to a LOG file which can be
 maintained, displayed or pri-
 nted using the Tam2_adm prog-
 ram.
 When logging is enabled, each
 SIGN-ON or SIGN-OFF action is
 also logged. The logged data
 consists on User Id, Station
 Id, time & date stamp, and
 the program/choice that was
 selected/executed.
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 ACCESS LOGGING
 If enabled by the system administrator (thru Tam2_cfg),
 the access logging facilities will create an audit
 every time a user executes a program or protected pro-
 gram procedure that is controlled by Tam2.  This audit
 trail is in the form of a log record that lists the
 user id, date, time,
 of each execution. Every sign
 on or sign off is also listed.
 Use these options to view/print these log records, and
 to prevent these log files to become large, purge the
 logs after they are no longer needed.
 Select a menu option by moving the selection bar with
 the cursor keys and press Enter. Press Esc to Exit.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
MMENUS
QHOT_KEYS
MMNU_KEYS
AAOFF
AALLHLP
     MENU BASICS
 Move Selector Bar to Desired
 choice, Press Enter to Select
 If Present, Press the Key
 preceeding the ) on the far
 left of the desired choice.
 This is called the Quick Key.
Main & Sub Menus
Quick Key Details
More Control Keys
Auto Sign-Off
ALL Help Topics
 To View Topic
Esc Exit This Help Screen
TAM2_ADM
 This program is used by the system administrator to setup
 and maintain the Tam2 system.  This is the Tam2_adm Main
 Menu, it list the various maintenance facilities available
 to you. To make a selection, use the cursor keys to move
 the selection bar to the desired choice and press Enter.
 The selection bar can also be moved by using the first
 letter of the desired selction, the End Key, Home Key, Tab
 Key, and the Shift Tab Key.
To exit this program select Quit and press Enter.
 MAIN
 MIAN & SUB MENUs
 Tam2 uses two types of MENUs
 to organize access to the
 applications installed on the
 system.
 The MAIN MENU is always disp-
 layed upon successful sign-on
 to the system. It list ALL
 options/applications that the
 current user has access to.
 Some Options may in turn,
 display a SUB MENU that furt-
 her expands that option.  If
 no SUBMENU exists for a sel-
 ection, execution starts from
 the MAIN menu.
 F10 from the MAIN MENU will
 sign user off, Esc from a SUB
 MENU returns to MAIN MENU.
 Press Enter for more Help or
 Esc to return to System.
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 DESCRIPTION
 Long description of this menu item. Used to provide
 end user more information regarding the MAIN or SUB
 MENU item under the selection bar. This text is disp-
 layed at the bottom of the MAIN and SUB MENU screens
 and changes as a users scrolls thru the available
 choices. Text can be as long as 50 characters and it
 is not required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 NAME
  Text entered here will be displayed as a MAIN MENU
  or SUB MENU choice when Tam2's Menu program is used.
  It is a Main Menu Item when it is entered in the
  MAIN MENU UPDATE screen and a Sub Menu Item when it
  is entered in the SUB MENU UPDATE SCREEN.
  NAME can be from 1 to 26 characters and must be pro-
  vided.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 MENU SEQUENCE
  A sequence number indicating the position of this
  ITEM on the MAIN MENU or SUB MENU when displayed by
  the Tam2 Menu programs. Items are displayed in asce-
  nding order, lower numbers first, by the MENU progr-
  ams. Useful to customize the position of this item
  in relation to others on the MAIN or SUB MENUs.
  Enter a number between 1 and
, this is OPTIONAL.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
 MAIN
 Cursor Control Keys
  PRESS
TO MOVE SELECTION BAR
up 1 line
down 1 line
down 1 line
up 1 line
up 1 line
down 1 line
top line of screen
last line of screen
next page
prior page
  ^PgDn
last page
  ^PgUp
first page
Enter
Process selection
  ^ means pressed with Ctrl key
 means pressed with Shift key
Press Enter for more Help,
Esc to Return to System
MAIN MENU ITEMS
 Each Item listed here will be displayed as a MAIN MENU option,
 for users whose security level permits, when Tam2's menu pro-
 gram is used. Use the following control keys to do maintenance
 to this list:
add an item
last line
^Enter
change item
PgUp  up 1 full page
Enter
change item
PgDn  down 1 full page
delete item
     ^PgUp  first page
- up 1 line
^PgDn  last page
  down 1 line
leave this screen
top line
leave this screen
show sub menu
print all item
^ means pressed with Ctrl Key
 "The" Access Manager II
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
 Tam2 is a complete, no non-sense, easy to use, integrated
 access control/management program. To use Tam2 effectively,
 it must be configured using Tam2_cfg and Tam2_adm programs.
 Thru these programs, a system administrator will custom tailor
 menus and options that authorized users can access via a
 single keystroke.
 To use Tam2, a person must be an authorized user and possess
 a valid userid and password. Once signed on, a user will be
 able to access only the options that his/hers security level
 will allow. All others will not be seen.
 Tam2 contains a help system, accessed by pressing F1, that
 provides online directions and detailed information about each
 facility that it provides. Press F10 from the SIGN-ON, to
 Exit TAM2 and return to DOS. This may require a password.
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 RUN FILE PARMS
 Many programs, batch files and commands require the
 use of command line switches or parameters to execute
 in a paricular way or the likes. If the program, batch
 file or command entered in RUN FILE NAME requires
 a run time/command line parameter enter it here.
 This line, preceeded by a space, is appended to the
 the contents of RUN FILE NAME before Tam2 menu prog-
 rams initiate execution of this item. This is not a
 required field. As an example, to set up a menu option
 to FORMAT a 1.44 in drive A:, use the following:
 RUN FILE NAME.EXT: \dos\format.com
 RUN FILE PARMS
: a: /F:1.44
 NOTES - To have Tam2 Menu programs prompt he user for
     this entry at execution time, via the run-time
     prompter, enter a "?" in the first position.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 PASSWORD
 Further protection againsts un-authorized
 system access. Every User is issued an ID
 and a password. Password is to be kept
 secret. Assigned by System Administrator.
 Can be made up of any character on key-
 board, from 1 to 8 character long.
REQUIRED TO SIGNON AND ACCESS SYSTEM
  Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to the program.
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 RUN FILE PATH
 If you are setting up a Menu option which executes a
 a program or set of programs that require the PATH
 environment variable to find overlays or other files,
 enter the PATH specification in this field. IF this
 entry is not blank, at run time, this value will be
 placed in front of the then current DOS PATH, forcing
 the PATH entered here to be searched first.
 The then current DOS PATH is first saved as a DOS
 environment variable before it is changed and it is
 restored when execution of this item is completed. For
 this reason, the DOS environment of the workstation
 using this option must be large enough to accomodate
 the value of the original PATH * 2 + this text.
 NOTES - To have Tam2 Menu programs prompt he user for
     this entry at execution time, via the run-time
     prompter, enter a "?" in the first position.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
 RUNTIM
 RUN TIME PROMPTER
     Enter DRIVE:
 Drive to make current before
 executing this menu option.
 Type valid drive letter and
 press Enter.
 Press Esc to Cancel & Return.
 Current/old drive is restored
 upon completion of selected
 menu option.
 Press Enter for more Help or
 Esc to return to System.
cTBL_KEYS
 PROTECTED PROGRAM PROCEDURES SELECTION
 Protected Program Procedures, are procedures/functions internal to
 application programs developed/written to take advantage of Tam2
 Access Control facilities. These procedures are not USER Maintain-
 able and must be provided by the applican developer.  Tam2_
 can
 be used by the developer to add systems and procedures to the list.
 An end user, however, can and must assign a security level to these
 procedures so that Tam2 can determine which users have access to
 them. For this access control to work, the application must be
 access thru Tam2 menus and a user must be signed on.
 This screen lists all the proteced program procedures, by system id,
 that are currently defined to Tam2. Use this screen to select a
 procedure to change its description or security level.
 Press F5 to print a list of all protected program procedures.
 Press Enter to view Valid Control Keys, Esc to return to program.
/RUNTIM
 Cursor Control Keys
cursor left 1 char
cursor right 1 char
backspace
left one word
right one word
  Tab
right to tab stop
left to tab stop
  Home
jump to first character
  End
jump to last character
 ^Home
erase line, return cursor
 ^End
erase from cursor
  Gray *  insert space
toggle character case
  Ins
toggle typing mode
  Del
delete character
 ^ means pressed with Ctrl key
 means pressed with Shift key
Press Enter for more Help,
Esc to Return to System
RUNTIM
 RUN TIME PROMPTER
Enter PARAMETERS:
 Type any parameters required
 by this program before it is
 initiated and press Enter.
 Press Esc to Cancel & Return.
 Data entered here is not
 checked for errors, if omit-
 ted execution continues.
 Check your user guide for
 valid entries.
 Press Enter for more Help or
 Esc to return to System.
RUNTIM
 RUN TIME PROMPTER
Enter SEARCH PATH:
 The current PATH Environment
 variable will be replaced by
 this entry. Current PATH will
 be saved and restored upon
 completion. Type a valid DOS
 PATH and press Enter.
 Press Esc to Cancel & Return
 A large DOS ENVIRONMENT is
 required to use this feature.
 Press Enter for more Help or
 Esc to return to System.
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 DESCRIPTION
 Use this field to better identify the above internal
 program procedure.  This is used for information only
 and can be used for any purpose.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 SECURITY LEVEL
 Protected Program Procedures, are procedures/functions internal to
 application programs developed/written to take advantage of Tam2
 Access Control facilities. These procedures are not USER Maintain-
 able and must be provided by the applican developer.  Tam2_
 can
 be used by the developer to add systems and procedures to the list.
 An end user, however, can and must assign a security level to these
 procedures so that Tam2 can determine which users have access to
 them. For this access control to work, the application must be
 access thru Tam2 menus and a user must be signed on.
 The security level is a number from 1 to
, that in conjuction
 with the user's security level and security filter determine if a
 signed on user should have access to a given procedure. A user is
 granted access to this procedure if his/her security level matches
 the procedure's security level.  The user security level must be
 either greater then or equal to the procedure's security level for
 a match to be valid. This is determined by the GE/EQ security
 filter field in the user record.  SEE THE HELP SCREENS IN THE USER
 MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SECURITY LEVEL/FILTER.
 Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys, Esc to return to program.
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 SECURITY LEVEL
 Protected Program Procedures, are procedures/functions internal to
 application programs developed/written to take advantage of Tam2
 Access Control facilities. These procedures are not USER Maintain-
 able and must be provided by the applican developer.  Tam2_
 can
 be used by the developer to add systems and procedures to the list.
 An end user, however, can and must assign a security level to these
 procedures so that Tam2 can determine which users have access to
 them. For this access control to work, the application must be
 access thru Tam2 menus and a user must be signed on.
 The security level is a number from 1 to
, that in conjuction
 with the user's security level and security filter determine if a
 signed on user should have access to a given procedure. A user is
 granted access to this procedure if his/her security level matches
 the procedure's security level.  The user security level must be
 either greater then or equal to the procedure's security level for
 a match to be valid. This is determined by the GE/EQ security
 filter field in the user record.  SEE THE HELP SCREENS IN THE USER
 MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SECURITY LEVEL/FILTER.
 Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys, Esc to return to program.
RUNTIM
 RUN TIME PROMPTER
Enter PROGRAM NAME:
 Type the name of the program
 or batch file that you want
 to run and press Enter. Must
 include the extension (Com,
 Exe, or Bat).
 Press Esc to Cancel & Return.
 File Name must be entered
 and valid before execution
 continues.
  Press Enter for more Help,
Esc to return to System
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 RUN FILE NAME.EXT
 Type the name of the program or batch file that you
 want to execute whenever this option is selected. The
 file name and its extension are required. A DRIVE and
 or PATH can preceeded the file name. This entry is
 NOT validated for existance at this time, it is done
 at execution time. This entry is required. Valid file
 name extensions are .COM, .EXE, and .BAT.
 NOTES - To have Tam2 Menu programs prompt he user for
     this entry at execution time, via the run-time
     prompter, enter a "?" in the first position.
- To enter an internal DOS command, or a program
     whose extension is not known preceed the com-
     mand with a "@"; ex: @DIR *.DAT will execute
     the DOS DIR command when ever this item is
     selected. DO NOT INITIATE BATCH FILE IN THIS
     MANNER, RESULTS ARE UNPREDICTABLE.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
PPRUN
SPPATH
PPPARMS
DPDRIVE
DDDIR
CPKEYS
 RUN TIME PROMPTER
 Requests information from
 User before processing Selec-
 ted MENU option. Type the
 Information and press Enter.
 Press Esc to Cancel & Return.
 System may Prompt for one or
 more of the following:
     PROGRAM NAME
SEARCH PATH
PARAMETERS
DRIVE
DIRECTORY
Cursor & Control Keys
 To View Topic
Esc Exit This Help Screen
 SCREEN BLANKING
 Unless modified by the Sys-
 tem administrator, Tam2
 will blank out the screen,
 display will turn black,
 after 10 minutes of inacti-
 vity. When this happens, a
 user needs only to press a
 key to restore the original
 display. This is done to
 prevent damage to the mon-
 itor.
 NOTE: This only works when
 Tam2 screens are displayed.
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 SECURITY FILTER
 This field is used to determine the MENU or SUB MENU items/options
 that Tam2 menus will display for this user. No other options will
 be displayed thus preventing unauthorized access. Valid settings
 for this field are EQ or GE.  EQ is used to tell Tam2 menu programs
 that the user security level MUST be equal to the menu item's secu-
 rity level in order to display it on the menu. GE tells Tam2 menu
 programs that the user security level must be greater then or equal
 to the menu item's security level in order to display/include it
 as a menu option.
 Creative use of this feature in conjunction with the secuiry level
 associated with the user and the main/sub menu options, provides a
 flexible and powerful method to create dynamic menus for individual
 users or groups. It is recommended that security levels for users
 that have a "GE" security filter type be in the range of 1 - 4
 and 5
 for users with "EQ" filter types. This will prevent
 GE users from accessing items setup for EQ users only.
  See Tam2_adm.DOC for more information, it is confusing at first.
  Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys, Esc to return to program.
 SIGNOFF
 To end a session and SIGN
 OFF from Tam2 a user must
 press F10 while in the MAIN
 MENU screen.  Up on succes-
 sful signoff, the signon
 screen is displayed once
 again.
 A separate Tam2 feature,
 Auto Logoff, can also cause
 a user to be logged off if
 no activity takes place for
 a specified period. See the
 Menu Basics Help for more.
UID
PPASSWORD
SOVIEW
     SIGN-ON
 Before a user can access
 the system he/she MUST
 signon with a valid USER
 ID and PASSWORD.
 Type your ID and PASSWORD
 And Press Enter after
 each entry.
User Id
Password
System Overview
  For Topic
 Press F10 to EXIT to DOS,
 this may require special
 authorization.
  Esc To Exit Help Screen
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 DESCRIPTION
 Free form text, informational only.  Not Required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 STATION ID
 Tam2 provides a facility that prevents users from accessing
 the system from a station that is not associated to their
 user id. To use this facility, every station that can access
 Tam2 must be defined thru this program first. Then, each
 user that can use this workstation to access Tam2, must be
 ASSIGNED to it, do this by pressing F10 in the STATION SEL-
 ECTION Screen. Finally, each workstation's AUTOEXEC.BAT file
 must set the DOS environment variable STATION to equal to
 one of the station id created here. The following example
 shows how this is done: set STATION=TOMs-PC. If this envir-
 onment variable is found/set when a users signs on to Tam2,
 the user id is checked against the station assignments, and
 if that user is not assigned to that particular station, an
 error message is displayed and access is not allowed. This
 validation is not performed if the STATION environment vari-
 able is not found in the DOS environment and the user is
 granted access. STATION ID can be any alphanumeric text, 1 -
 10 characters long, it is required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 LOCATION
 Free form text, informational only.  Not Required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 MODEL
  Free form text, informational only.  Not Required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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 SERIAL NUMBER
 Free form text, informational only.  Not Required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
 STATION SELECTION TABLE
 Listed here are the stations that a user can use to access the
 applicatios managed by Tam2. To enable Tam2's station id valid-
 ation, the station id must be present in the station's DOS env-
 ironment using the Variable named STATION. This is usually done
 by including a SET STATION=station-id in the stations autoexec-
 .bat file.
Use the following keys to update this list:
add an item
last line
^Enter
change item
PgUp  up 1 full page
Enter
change item
PgDn  down 1 full page
delete item
     ^PgUp  first page
- up 1 line
^PgDn  last page
  down 1 line
leave this screen
top line
leave this screen
print a list
^ means pressed with Ctrl Key
 To quickly locate a particular station, type the STATION ID
 in the Find: field, DO NOT press enter. The entire name is not
 required, search begins with the first character entered.
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 DESCRIPTION
 Long description of this menu item. Used to provide
 end user more information regarding the MAIN or SUB
 MENU item under the selection bar. This text is disp-
 layed at the bottom of the MAIN and SUB MENU screens
 and changes as a users scrolls thru the available
 choices. Text can be as long as 50 characters and it
 is not required.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
EEKEYS
 NAME
  Text entered here will be displayed as a MAIN MENU
  or SUB MENU choice when Tam2's Menu program is used.
  It is a Main Menu Item when it is entered in the
  MAIN MENU UPDATE screen and a Sub Menu Item when it
  is entered in the SUB MENU UPDATE SCREEN.
  NAME can be from 1 to 26 characters and must be pro-
  vided.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
 SUB MENU ITEMS
 Listed here are the items that will be displayed as SUB MENU
 options, for users whose security permits, for the listed MAIN
 MENU option when Tam2's menu program is used. Use the following
 control keys to update this list:
add an item
last line
^Enter
change item
PgUp  up 1 full page
Enter
change item
PgDn  down 1 full page
delete item
     ^PgUp  first page
- up 1 line
^PgDn  last page
  down 1 line
leave this screen
top line
leave this screen
^ means pressed with Ctrl Key
 NOTE: If only one SUB MENU item exists for a MAIN MENU item,
and this item is selected in Tam2's Menu program, the
sub menu is not displayed. Execution of the one item is
initiated without displaying the submenu.
 SCROLLING & ACTION KEYS
 Use the following keys to scroll and select items from a
 pick list/selection table:
add an item
last line
  ^Enter
change item
PgUp  up 1 full page
Enter
change item
PgDn  down 1 full page
delete item
     ^PgUp  first page
- up 1 line
^PgDn  last page
  down 1 line
leave this screen
top line
leave this screen
^ means pressed with Ctrl Key
 LOGGED ON USERS LIST
 This screen lists all the users that are currently SIGNED ON to
 Tam2. It is mainly for informational only, however, at times,
 usually following a "crash" of a workstation, a user cannot LOG
 ON to Tam2 because the system thinks he/she is still logged on.
 To correct this problem, the system administrator must call
 up this screen, position the selection bar on the user having
 the problem and Press Enter. Tam2 to prompts for a confirmation
 and if confirmed the user's logged on flag is reset to OFF, or
 not logged on. Use the following keys to scroll the list:
add item
last line
^Enter
select user
PgUp  up 1 full page
Enter
select user
PgDn  down 1 full page
delete item
     ^PgUp  first page
- up 1 line
^PgDn  last page
  down 1 line
leave this screen
top line
leave this screen
^ means pressed with Ctrl Key
 To QUICKLY locate a user, Enter the user last name in the
 Find: field. The entire name is not required.
 USERS SELECTION TABLE
 Listed here are all the users that are authorized to use Tam2's
 menuing system. Use the following keys to update or scroll the
 list:
add an item
last line
^Enter
change item
PgUp  up 1 full page
Enter
select/change item
PgDn  down 1 full page
delete item
     ^PgUp  first page
- up 1 line
^PgDn  last page
  down 1 line
leave this screen
top line
leave this screen
print a user list
print users' menu choices
^ means pressed with Ctrl Key
 To quickly locate a particular user, type the user Last name
 in the Find: field, DO NOT press enter. The entire name is not
 required, if a users types a "J" the selection bar will autom-
 atically position its self on the first user record whose last
 name begins with a "J".  If "JOHN" is typed the bar will find
 the first user whose last name begins with "JOHN".  Use the
 backspace field to clear this field and enter a new name.
 ASSIGN USERS TO STATIONS
 The following list shows all the users associated to the STATION
 ID listed at the TOP of this screen.
 Use the following control keys to scroll or update this list:
add an item
last line
^Enter
change item
PgUp  up 1 full page
Enter
change item
PgDn  down 1 full page
delete item
     ^PgUp  first page
- up 1 line
^PgDn  last page
  down 1 line
leave this screen
top line
leave this screen
print users associated to shown station
^ means pressed with Ctrl Key
EEKEYS
 USER STATION UPDATE
 Use this screen to enter the user USER ID of the per-
 son you wish to assign to the station shown in
 STATION ID:.  Leave the field blank and press enter
 for a list of valid users. If the user id entered is
 not valid the valid user list is again shown.
Press Enter to view Valid Editing Keys,
Esc to return to program.
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