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.TOPIC:
Contents
LENDER'S TOOLBOX HELP SYSTEM
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
To select a Help Topic mouse-click on the `link' phrases
outlined by two triangles or press your TAB or Shift-TAB key
to select a link and then press [Enter].
The following Help topics are available:
Using the Help System
General Information
Mouse and Keyboard Instructions
Amortization Schedule
Loan Calculator
Program Preferences
Registration Info
Registration Form
.TOPIC:
Using the Help System
LENDER'S TOOLBOX :: USING HELP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SCROLLING THE HELP WINDOW: Mouse-click on the vertical scroll
bar (right side of this window) or use the cursor keys on your
keyboard.
CLOSING THE HELP WINDOW: Double click on the window's Control
Box icon [■] or, from the keyboard, press CTRL-F4 or the ESC
key.
HELP COMMAND BUTTONS: Click on a command button or press the
button's highlighted access key to activate. The following
command buttons are available:
CONTENTS - displays a table of contents for the
application's Help system. (Access key = C)
SEARCH - opens a dialog box that lists all available Help
topics. Select a topic from the list box and press ENTER.
(Access key = S)
BACK - jumps to the last Help topic viewed. This command
button will be disabled when you first access the Help
system. (Access key = B)
HISTORY - lists the last 20 Help topics viewed. Jump to a
topic by selecting from the list box and press ENTER.
This command button will be disabled when you first access
the Help system. (Access key = T)
PRINT - prints the contents of the current Help topic to
your printer. Your printer must be turned on and `on-line'
before activating this command button. (Access key = P)
See Mouse and Keyboard Instructions for more information
on cursor movement, Command Buttons, Control Box, etc. or
Contents to view a list of available help topics.
.TOPIC:
General Information
LENDER'S TOOLBOX :: GENERAL INFORMATION
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THIS PROGRAM VERSION IS DISTRIBUTED AS SHAREWARE, AND THE
USER IS GRANTED A LIMITED LICENSE TO EVALUATE THE PROGRAM.
IF YOU FIND THIS PROGRAM IS USEFUL AND YOU WISH TO
CONTINUE USING IT, PLEASE REGISTER BY COMPLETING THE FORM
WHICH WILL BE PRINTED WHEN YOU SELECT THE 'PRINT' COMMAND
BUTTON ON THE Registration Form.
The LENDER'S TOOLBOX provides you with the most often used
`tools' in one package. A mouse is supported, but not
required. To use a mouse your mouse driver MUST be loaded
prior to starting the program. Features include:
AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE - A program that not only computes
the schedule for the `normal' monthly-pay loans, but also
for quarterly, semi-annual, annual, bi-weekly, or semi-
monthly payment schedules. You can choose to accrue
interest on equal 30 day months basis (normal method) or
exact days between payment dates (bank method). In
addition, you can specify fixed principal payments or
`balloon' the loan at the end of the specified term.
LOAN CALCULATOR - A program that allows `what if'
calculations, computing the payment amount, term, annual
interest rate, or original loan amount when you provide
any three of the four variables - the `missing' variable
is calculated from your input. Periodic payments can be
input or calculated on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual,
annual, bi-weekly or semi-monthly basis.
PROGRAM PREFERENCES - A form that lets you set your own
program defaults for the Amortization Schedule and Loan
Calculator modules to use whenever they are activated.
These defaults will save keystrokes when entering data by
automatically entering your default data into the
appropriate `fields' for you, eliminating repetitious
entries.
The FILE option on the menu bar consists of the following sub-
menus:
OPEN - opens a previously saved data file for the
Amortization Schedule module, and automatically
loads this data into the form.
SAVE - saves your data currently displayed on the current
Amortization Schedule form to the filename currently
in use. (If no filename is currently in memory this
option will activate the `Save As' option for you.)
This option is ONLY available while the Amortization
Schedule form is displayed on your screen.
SAVE AS - opens a `file save' dialog box which allows you
to enter a new file name or choose an existing file
to save your current data to. (NOTE: Your data is
saved to files with the .LTB extension. If you omit
this extension it will automatically be added to the
name you supply. If you enter a different extension
you will receive an error message.) This option is
ONLY available while the Amortization Schedule form
is displayed on your screen.
PRINT - activates the Amortization Schedule `Okay' command
button and displays the `print destination' dialog
box (automatically defaulting to Printer, but you
can change the destination to Screen). Depending on
the print destination chosen, selecting the
Okay button at this dialog box will:
[1] PRINTER - display the Printer dialog box,
allowing you to direct the output to LPT1, LPT2,
LPT3, or a File (be sure to enter the desired
filename if printing to a file), or
[2] SCREEN - display the Amortization Schedule on
your screen.
This option is ONLY available while the Amortization
Schedule form is displayed on your screen.
MONO/COLOR DISPLAY - allows you to change your display
between color and monochrome, depending on the
display currently in use. (If you are using a color
monitor the only difference you will be able to see
in monochrome mode is the absence of the 3-D effect
on boxes and lines.) The program automatically
determines the correct video setting to use at
startup, but this option is available for those
configurations that "fool" the program's video test.
PREFERENCES - (see the `Program Preferences' explanation
above)
EXIT - closes all open windows and exits the program. If
you have any `unsaved' data you will be warned
before the program terminates.
If you experience difficulty reading the screen (as with an
LCD display on a laptop or notebook computer) restart the
program using the `LCD' command line switch: LENDER LCD
[Enter] This should make your screen easier to read. (You may
have to adjust your Contrast or Brightness controls for
optimum display.)
See Mouse and Keyboard Instructions for information on
cursor movement, Command Buttons, Control Box, etc. and
Using the Help System for instructions on using the
help screens.
Registration Info for information on how to obtain a
licensed version of this program.
Registration Form to print the registration form.
.TOPIC:
Mouse and Keyboard Instructions
LENDER'S TOOLBOX :: MOUSE AND KEYBOARD INSTRUCTIONS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The LENDER'S TOOLBOX features a Windows-like environment with
multiple windows (forms) that can be moved, minimized and
restored, while allowing `random' cursor movement. `Windows'
users will immediately recognize the controls available to
them.
After the opening title screen you will be presented with the
Main Menu bar. You can make a selection by clicking with the
mouse or pressing the ALT key and the highlighted access key
for that option. (Note that all commands or cursor movements
can be activated by either a mouse click OR the ALT-[access
key] from the keyboard throughout the program.)
CONTROL BOX (■): Located at the top left corner of the ACTIVE
window. A mouse click or pressing ALT-[-] (minus) will open
this menu. Speed keys (Ctrl- [F keys]) are shown next to the
menu choices and can be used without opening the control menu.
Inactive menu selections will appear `grayed' out.
Double-clicking on this box will close the active window (or
press Ctrl-F4).
MINIMIZE BUTTON (): Located at the top right corner of the
ACTIVE window (when available) allows you to reduce the window
to an `icon.' You can also minimize the active window by
opening the Control menu (see above) or by pressing Ctrl-F9.
(Restore the window by double-clicking on the icon, pressing
ALT-[-] for the control menu, or by pressing Ctrl-F5.)
COMMAND BUTTONS: Located at the bottom of open windows.
Clicking on one of these buttons (or pressing the ALT- [access
key]) will execute the command indicated. (For example, the
Quit button will close and exit the ACTIVE window.) Command
buttons that are either highlighted or enclosed in a
double-line box are the current DEFAULT for execution at any
time the ENTER key is pressed. Since the ENTER key will
always activate the currently selected command button you
should use the TAB key to navigate the command buttons using
the keyboard. NOTE: Pressing the ESC key will automatically
activate the `Quit' or `Cancel' command buttons on any active
screen, as well as exit this Help system.
CURSOR MOVEMENT: Pressing ENTER or TAB at an input field will
accept the data shown and move the cursor to the next input
box or the command button. BE CAREFUL - if a command button
is highlighted (or shown with a double line `box') pressing
ENTER will execute that command! You can also `jump' to any
input box OR command button with a mouse click or by pressing
the ALT-[access key] for that box. If you `jump' to a command
button by either mouse or access key that command is
automatically executed. (Use the TAB key to navigate the
command buttons from the keyboard.)
CTRL-DEL: Pressing Ctrl-DEL inside an input field will erase
all characters from the cursor position to the end of the
field (including the character UNDER the cursor).
ESCape key: Pressing the Escape key while inside an input
field will discard your current entry and restore the data
that was present when your cursor entered that field.
HOME/END keys: Moves your cursor to the first/last character
in an input field.
You may have more than one window OPEN at once, but only one
is ACTIVE at any given time. (The Main Menu is always
active.) To switch between multiple windows simply click
anywhere on the window you want to make active, select `Next
Window' (when available) from the Control Box menu, or press
Ctrl-F6 to `tab' between open windows.
CLOSEing an active window (by using the Quit command button,
the Control Box, or pressing Ctrl-F4 or the ESC key) does NOT
erase any values you have entered in that window. They will
still be available when you re-open that window, until you
exit the program completely.
EXIT the program by selecting Exit from the FILE option on
the Main Menu bar. This will close all active windows and
return you to the operating system.
See General Information
Registration Info for information on how to obtain a
licensed version of this program.
Registration Form to print the registration form.
.TOPIC:
Amortization Schedule
LENDER'S TOOLBOX :: AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Selecting `Amortization' from the Main Menu by highlighting it
and pressing Enter, clicking on it with a mouse, or pressing
ALT-Z will open the Amortization Schedule window (form). What
makes this program different is its ability to compute and
print `customized' schedules from a single easy-to-use input
format.
Features include:
∙ Name line - can be your customer's or your own
organization's name
∙ Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annual, Annual, Bi-Weekly, or
Semi-Monthly payment schedules
∙ Normal P & I payments or Fixed Principal plus accrued
interest payments
∙ Calculation of accrued interest using equal 30 day
months or exact days between payments
∙ Odd Days to 1st payment - can be positive or negative to
adjust accrued interest on 1st payment (equal 30 day
months interest calculation method)
∙ Ability to compute the Payment amount based on the Term,
or, for Fixed Principal Payments, compute the Term based
on the Payment amount.
∙ Allows for a `balloon' amount at the end of the
scheduled Term.
┌─────────┐
│ DETAILS │
└─────────┘
See the Mouse and Keyboard Instructions for information on
cursor movement, Command Buttons, Control Box, etc. or the
General Information section for program information.
NAME Can be either your customer's name or your
organization's name. This name will appear at
the beginning of each printout and on each
succeeding page.
LOAN AMOUNT The INITIAL amount of the loan at funding.
Do not add accrued interest for any Odd Days
(i.e.: other than a normal payment period) until
the first scheduled payment - this will be
handled in the `Odd Days' field (below) or
automatically accrued when using the `Exact
Days' calculation method (below). This is a
required field and must be completed.
CALCULATE INTEREST USING -
EQUAL 30 DAY MONTHS: The `traditional' method used in
computing amortization schedules, where each
month is assumed to contain the same number of
days (30.42, to be exact). This type of
schedule more closely follows the `computed'
payment amount on a standard term loan.
EXACT DAYS BETWEEN PAYMENT DATES: This method (used by
banks and most commercial lenders) accrues
interest using the exact number of days
between each payment date. (e.g.: Interest
accrued for January will be calculated for 31
days; for February will be 28/29 days, etc.)
This type of schedule will have precise
interest accrual amounts, regardless of the
payment frequency or days between funding and
the 1st scheduled payment. (You must enter
the Loan funding date when using this method.)
INTEREST RATE The Annual Percentage Rate charged on this
loan. Enter in a 99.99 format. (e.g.: a rate of
10.75% would be entered as 10.75, not .1075)
This is a required field and must be
completed.
TERM IN MONTHS The term of the loan stated in MONTHS. (A 30
year loan would be 360 months; a 5 year loan
would be 60 months; etc.) Even when using a
payment frequency other than monthly, convert
that schedule to months for this field. (e.g.:
A schedule allowing 16 quarterly payments
would equate to 48 months; a schedule allowing
52 bi-weekly payments would equate to 24
months.) To print a `BALLOON' (or lump sum
payment) schedule enter the Term (in months)
of `normal' payments to be made, and complete
the Periodic Payment field - the schedule will
then show the remaining principal balance due
(balloon) as part of the LAST payment printed.
Unless you have specified Fixed Principal
Payments (see below) and completed the
Periodic Payment field the Term must be filled
in.
1st PYMT (due) Enter the date of the 1st SCHEDULED payment
using a `mm/dd/yy[yy]' format. The 4 digit
year is optional, but if you enter only 2
digits for the year the date will be converted
to read 19yy. (e.g.: 2/5/95 will be converted
to 02/05/1995) The program will automatically
estimate this date when you activate this
window, based on the default `Frequency of
Payments' option.
FREQUENCY OF Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annual, Annual, Bi-
PAYMENTS Weekly, or Semi-Annual payments may be
selected by using the mouse or the Up/Down
arrow keys. (Note: You MUST use the `Exact
Days' between payments method for Bi-Weekly or
Semi-Annual payments.) When Semi-Monthly
payments are chosen you will also be asked to
select the dates to be used: 1st & 16th, 5th &
20th, 10th & 25th, or 15th & 30th.
PERIODIC PYMT This can be either (1) the amount necessary to
fully amortize the loan (will be computed if
`0' AND the Term {see above} is filled in, or
use the LOAN CALCULATOR to compute), (2) the
amount to be used for calculating a `balloon'
schedule, or (3) any subjective amount you
want to use with a specified term. If you use
amount (3), the schedule will terminate as
soon as the principal balance reaches zero
(payment larger than needed for stated term),
`balloon' on the last payment if Full
Payout/Last Pymt field is `checked' (default),
or print the stated term and show the
remaining principal balance (unpaid) at the
end of the schedule if the Full Payout/Last
Pymt field is not checked. The Periodic
Payment field and the Term field cannot both
contain zeros.
# of INT FREE Allows you to "schedule" an initial period at
PAYMENTS the beginning of the loan term free of any
interest accruals (sometimes used for promot-
ional or special loan purposes). Enter the
NUMBER of payments (not months, if using a
payment frequency other than monthly) for which
no interest will be charged/collected.
ODD DAYS TO (Available when `Equal 30 Day Months' interest
1st PYMT calculation method is used) The program
assumes a full payment period until the first
scheduled payment is due. (30 days for MONTHLY
payments, 3 mos. for QUARTERLY, 6 mos. for
SEMI-ANNUAL, or 1 year for ANNUAL.) You can
adjust for different periods by using either
positive or negative numbers in this field.
(e.g.: Enter 15 for a loan with 45 days until
the 1st scheduled MONTHLY payment; enter -30
for a loan with 60 days until the 1st
scheduled QUARTERLY payment.) The FIRST
scheduled payment will be adjusted to account
for additional (or reduced) accrued interest
due for the days entered here.
LOAN FUNDED (Available when `Exact Days' between payment
dates calculation of interest method is used)
This is a REQUIRED field and must be completed
when visible on your form. Initially this
field will default to the current system date,
but you should modify this to reflect the
actual (or estimated) date that loan funds
will be disbursed. (Use `mm/dd/yy[yy]'
format.) The program will use this date to
calculate accrued interest for the 1st
scheduled payment.
FIXED PRINCIPAL This check box can be `toggled' on or off
PYMTS with a mouse click or the spacebar. When
toggled ON the program will calculate the
accrued interest for each scheduled payment
and then ADD the amount shown in the Periodic
Payment field to that interest for a total
payment due. This will result in larger
payments at the beginning of the term,
gradually decreasing with each payment made.
When this box is toggled OFF (default) the
schedule is prepared using normal P & I
payments which will remain the same during the
entire term (except for 1st payment
adjustments for Odd Days and last payment
adjustments for `full payout')
FULL PAYOUT/ This check box can be `toggled' on or off
LAST PYMT with a mouse click or the spacebar. When
toggled ON (default) the last payment will be
adjusted (positive or negative) as necessary
to completely pay out the remaining principal
balance owed at the time of the last SCHEDULED
payment. When toggled OFF the last payment
will be a `normal' payment, and any remaining
principal balance unpaid will be printed at
the bottom of the printout.
COMMAND BUTTONS Three command buttons are available:
[Remember to use the TAB key to navigate these
buttons from the keyboard - a mouse click or
access key automatically executes the command]
* OKAY (ALT-O) accepts the values shown and
opens a PRINT DESTINATION dialog box, giving
you the option to print the schedule on a
printer or the screen, or Cancel the
operation and return to the Amortization
window. (Note: Choosing PRINTER will display a
second dialog box, allowing you to direct
output to LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, or a File. Be sure
to enter the desired filename when directing
output to a File.)
* CLEAR VALUES (ALT-V) clears all
input entered and returns to the program's
default values.
* QUIT (ALT-Q or ESC) closes
the window and moves control to the next open
window or the Main Menu. (You will be warned
if you have not saved your current input.)
See General Information and Mouse and Keyboard Instructions
.TOPIC:
Loan Calculator
LENDER'S TOOLBOX :: LOAN CALCULATOR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Selecting `Loan Calculator' from the Main Menu by highlighting
it and pressing Enter, clicking on it with a mouse, or
pressing ALT-L will open the Loan Calculator window (form).
This program provides a `quick and dirty' way to play `what
if' scenarios to calculate any one of four loan variables ...
Loan Amount, Loan Term, Periodic Payment, or Annual Interest
Rate. By tailoring your input to the needs/ability of your
customer and the policies of your organization you could save
countless hours of hand calculations trying to properly
structure your loan terms.
┌─────────┐
│ DETAILS │
└─────────┘
See the Mouse and Keyboard Instructions for information on
cursor movement, Command Buttons, Control Box, etc. or the
General Information section for program information.
LOAN AMOUNT The INITIAL amount of the loan at funding. If
this field contains zero (and the remaining
three fields contain values) the program will
compute the amount you can advance based on
the interest rate, term, payment, and payment
frequency specified.
ANNUAL INTEREST The Annual Percentage Rate charged on this
RATE loan. Enter in a 99.99 format. (e.g.: a rate
of 10.75% would be entered as 10.75, not
.1075) If this field contains zero (and the
remaining three fields contain values) the
program will compute the applicable interest
rate for a loan based on the amount, term,
payment, and payment frequency specified.
TERM IN MONTHS The term of the loan stated in MONTHS. (A
30 year loan would be 360 months; a 5 year
loan would be 60 months; etc.) Even when
using a payment frequency other than monthly,
convert that schedule to months for this
field. (e.g.: A schedule allowing 16 quarterly
payments would equate to 48 months.) If this
field contains zero (and the remaining three
fields contain values) the program will
compute the period required to fully amortize
the loan based on the amount, interest rate,
payment, and payment frequency specified.
PERIODIC The amount of the monthly, quarterly,
PAYMENT semi-annual, or annual payment (P & I) the
borrower will pay to liquidate this loan. If
this field contains zero (and the remaining
three fields contain values) the program will
compute the payment NECESSARY to fully
amortize the loan based on the amount,
interest rate, term, and frequency of payments
specified. PLEASE NOTE: If all four fields
contain values greater than zero the program
will ASSUME that you want to recalculate the
periodic payment and re-compute the payment
based on the other three values. (In this way
you don't have to `clear' the payment field
when trying different term or rate scenarios.)
FREQUENCY OF These option buttons allow you to specify
PAYMENTS whether payments will be made on a monthly,
quarterly, semi-annual, annual, bi-weekly, or
semi-annual basis. Move between the options
by using the Right/Left arrow keys, and toggle
the button on or off by pressing the space bar
(or click on the button with a mouse).
Pressing Enter at one of these buttons will
toggle the button and move you to the
`Calculate' command button. The chosen option
will determine the basis of the other
calculations.
COMMAND BUTTONS Three command buttons are available: [Remember
to use the TAB key to navigate these buttons
from the keyboard - a mouse click or access
key automatically executes the command]
* CALC (ALT-C) accepts the values shown
and computes the missing (0) variable. You
will receive an error message if (1) the
specified Periodic Payment does NOT cover the
first month's accrued interest, or (2) the
values entered are insufficient to complete
the calculation accurately.
* CLEAR (ALT-V) clears all input
entered and returns to the startup default
values.
* COPY (ALT-O) copies the current entries to
the Amortization Schedule form, eliminating
the need to reenter this data in order to
print the schedule. (You will be warned of
any unsaved Amortization Schedule data before
it is overwritten.) You should enter the
borrower's name (optional) and verify the 1st
payment date (and Semi-Monthly payment dates,
if applicable) after using this feature.
* QUIT (ALT-Q or ESC) closes the window
and moves control to the next open window or
the Main Menu.
See also General Information
Mouse and Keyboard Instructions
.TOPIC:
Program Preferences
LENDER'S TOOLBOX :: PROGRAM PREFERENCES
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This feature, accessible through the `File' option on the menu
bar, allows you to set up your own program `defaults' to be
used when activating (or CLEARing) the Amortization Schedule
and Loan Calculator forms. Enter your preferences for:
* Company/Lender's Name (useful if you want your or
your organization's name to appear at the top of all
Amortization printouts)
* Interest Rate
* Frequency of Payments
* Fixed Principal Payments option
* Full Payout on Last Scheduled Payment option
* Calculation of Interest option
Setting these defaults for frequently used options will save
you time and keystrokes on each data entry. (Please note that
ALL of the defaults can be overridden on the entry screens
themselves, when necessary.)
The following command buttons appear on this form:
* SAVE (ALT-S) accepts your current entries and saves
them to a file named LTBPREFS.INI
* RESET (ALT-R) will discard your current preferences
and restore the ORIGINAL program defaults. You will be
asked to confirm this action.
* CANCEL (ALT-R) will discard your current entries and
restore the preferences that were in effect when you
activated this form.
See also: General Information
Mouse and Keyboard Instructions
.TOPIC:
Registration Info
-== L E N D E R ' S T O O L B O X ==-
THIS PROGRAM VERSION IS DISTRIBUTED AS SHAREWARE, AND THE
USER IS GRANTED A LIMITED LICENSE TO EVALUATE THE PROGRAM.
IF YOU FIND THIS PROGRAM IS USEFUL AND YOU WISH TO
CONTINUE USING IT, PLEASE REGISTER BY COMPLETING THE FORM
WHICH WILL BE PRINTED WHEN YOU SELECT THE 'PRINT' COMMAND
BUTTON ON THE Registration Form AND SENDING IT WITH THE
REGISTRATION FEE OF US$35.00 (OR US$35.00 FOR THE WINDOWS
VERSION) PLUS $3.00 S/H TO:
E. G. COLLINS
2300 EDENBORN #147 II
METAIRIE, LA. 70001
Registration will entitle you to a licensed copy of the
latest version, user support, and special upgrade prices
on future releases of this program. Governmental and
business entities MAY NOT use this program without
remitting the full registration fee.
To print the registration form simply press ALT-P or click
the PRINT command button at the top of the Registration
Form help screen.
The user is granted permission to make unlimited copies of
this program and to distribute those copies as long as all
the files are copied intact and no fee is charged for the
program. A duplication charge not to exceed $8.00 may be
collected.
The LENDER'S TOOLBOX(tm) is copyrighted by Everett G.
Collins and all rights are reserved. No warranties are
made, either express or implied, with respect to the
software, its fitness for any particular purpose, or its
documentation. This product is sold "as is."
┌─────────────────────────┐
│ See Registration Form │
└─────────────────────────┘
See also General Information
.TOPIC:
Registration Form
REGISTRATION FORM
-----------------
PROGRAM: LENDER'S TOOLBOX for DOS <2.0s/w>
MAIL TO: E. G. Collins
2300 EDENBORN #147 II
METAIRIE, LA 70001
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