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- GENERAL LEDGER DOCUMENTATION 11/06/80
-
- You WILL need to purchase the book GENERAL LEDGER CBASIC by
- Lon Poole, with Mary Borchers, Martin McNiff, and Robert
- Thomson. It is published by Osborne/McGraw-Hill and is
- available in many computer stores and some book stores. If
- you are unable to find it any other way, you can usually
- order it through a bookstore.
-
- This disk contains a file called CBAS.SUB which is a submit
- file for compiling the programs on this disk in proper
- sequence. Some of the .BAS files you see on the disk are
- not listed in the .SUB file because they are subroutine
- type programs that are loaded with the main programs using
- the CBASIC2 %INCLUDE statement.
-
- Two of the programs on the disk, CRTFM and FILEINIT are
- utilities that you will use the first time you set up your
- data files, and used seldom after that.
-
- You will want to modify the CURSOR.BAS program for your CRT
- -- CURSOR.BAS is set up for a Hazeltine terminal and if you
- don't have a Hazeltine, then you'll have to make some changes.
- SUBS1.BAS also has some cursor positioning routines in it
- that you may need to modify. These modifications will require
- a good deal of familiarity with the manual and the operation
- of your CRT as opposed to a Hazeltine. Familiarity with
- CBASIC2 programming is also required.
-
- After you have compiled the programs, you will want to
- put all the .INT files on a blank disk, perhaps with CRUN2.
-
- Refer to the book for operating instructions. G/L000 is the
- menu program.
-
- Good luck.
-
- Jim Mills
- Chicago Area Computer Hobbyist Exchange (CACHE)
- Special Interest Group for CP/M (SIG CP/M)
-