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DCHECK - Personal Accounting System
README.NOW
This is a last minute addition to the documentation (DCHECK.TXT)
which accompanies this program.
For those of you out there who are familiar with dBASE and dBASE
file structures, we have decided to provide you with the file
structures of ACCLST.DBF & ACCOUNT.DBF. We feel, that in the
unlikely event that your files may get damaged beyond repair, you
should be able to rebuilt these files manually.
The process of reconstructing these files requires dBASE III 1.0
(or later versions) or Clipper.
ACCLST.DBF
~~~~~~~~~~
Field Field Name Type Width Dec
----- ---------- --------- ----- ---
2 NAME Character 30
3 BANK Character 30
4 ACCOUNT Character 15
** Total ** 84
ACCOUNT.DBF
~~~~~~~~~~~
Field Field Name Type Width Dec
----- ---------- --------- ----- ---
1 CHECKNO Character 4
2 PAIDTO Character 25
3 AMOUNT Character 10 2
4 DATE Date 8
5 COMMENTS Character 40
6 DEPOSIT Character 1
7 DEDUCT Character 1
8 BALANCE Character 10 2
9 CANCEL Character 1
** Total ** 101
INDEX FILES
~~~~~~~~~~~
DCHECK needs to open two index files which are needed in the
operation of the program. These index files must also reside
in the same directory from where DCHECK is being executed.
ACCOUNT.NTX - INDEX FILE: INDEXED ON CHECKNO
ACCTDATE.NTX - INDEX FILE: INDEXED ON DATA
COMMANDS TO CREATE INDEX FILES FROM dBASE III:
==============================================
USE ACCOUNT & Opens the Account File for use
INDEX ON CHECKNO TO ACCOUNT <CR>
INDEX ON DATE TO ACCTDATE <CR>
*** You can also recreate these index files by using the INDEX
program provided with Clipper.
*** If you experience problems with your account file, remember
to use the REINDEX option in the Check Register Menu.
Enjoy DCHECK !!!
@COPYRIGHT - 1986,1987
By
Hudson Computer Bureau Inc.
All Rights Reserved