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DIARY KEEPER by ROB ANDERSON.

INTRODUCTION.

Diary keeper is effectively an electronic diary which enables you to keep
a record of the events that have happened, or are going to happen, during
any specified year.

By firstly setting up a diary for a given year, diary keeper will
automatically calculate the first day of that year (while taking into
account Leap years) and then create an empty data file on disc of all the
days of the year. Once this has been done the user can make entries for
any day of the year, and they will be stored on disc.

Various tasks can be performed on these entries, which include a powerful
search routine that enables, for example, the user to find out when
anyone's birthday is in the year. These facilities are now described in
detail.

SPECIFICATION.

Diary Keeper is a BASIC program that stores a maximum of 366 records (one
record for every day of the year) on disc, each record being 158 bytes
long. Thus, one year takes up (after taking into account other pieces of
data that must be stored) = (158 * 366) +35 = 57863 bytes.

To access the records, standard BASIC filing system commands are used
(i.e. PRINT# etc.), which provides good access time to the records.

All the features of Diary Keeper are accessable using various menus, and
there now follows a summary of the commands available in these menus,
including how they are used and a brief description of how they are
implemented in the system.

COMMAND DESCRIPTION.

MAIN COMMAND MENU :

1. LOAD DIARY.
To access records of a previously saved diary, use this command which will
load in a block a 50 records (from January 1 to 19 February), after which
the user can edit the records as described below. When loading you will
first be asked for the password of the diary file (which you will have
thought up when the file was created), and failure to enter the correct
password will result in the computer not allowing access to that file.

2. INITIALISE DIARY.
Before Diary Keeper can be used you must first initialise a diary file
where the records are to be kept. Upon accessing this option, you will
first be asked for the filename of the file that is to be created (HINT:
Give a filename representing the year of the file; e.g. filename =
"1987"), and then the year that the diary is to keep must be entered.
After this a password must be entered which must only be known to the
person who is creating the file, and must be remembered because it will be
asked for everytime you use the LOAD option (N.B. If you have no security
risk just press RETURN as the password). The program will then create a
file on disc, which will take about 1.5 minutes, but as this operation
only has to be carried out usually once a year, the time involved is of no
consequence.

3. SUBSET MENU
Subsets are a special feature of Diary Keeper that enable a number of
records to be processed all at once. For example, while browsing through
the diary you may suddenly decide to obtain a printout of 5th JANUARY,
which could be done by placing the edit mode cursor (shown in yellow) on
this date, and then pressing 'P' which will place this into the subset.
Then, by pressing '6' in the subset menu, a printout may be obtained of
JAN 5th. This procedure may seem a little complicated for just one record,
but it becomes extremely useful when, for example, a search is performed
on the diary for all occurrences of the string 'BIRTHDAY', during which
the search routine will place all records that contain 'BIRTHDAY' into the
subset, after which the whole subset may be printed at the flick of a key.

4. OPERATING SYSTEM COMMAND.
By pressing '4' or '*' in the main menu it is possible to access operating
system commands. This is useful if a catalogue of the disc is required
etc., but you must be careful that the command you enter does not corrupt
any memory.

5. EXIT.
When an editing session is finished, it is important that you press '5' to
exit the program, so that the data file is closed properly, otherwise some
information in the diary could be lost.


SUBSET MENU :

1. ALL RECORDS IN SUBSET.
Places all the records in the subset. Thus, to obtain a printout of the
whole diary simply enter the subset menu and press '1' and then '6'.

2. NO RECORDS IN SUBSET.
Removes all records in the subset.

3. LOAD SUBSET.
This enables a previously saved subset to be re-loaded into memory. Note
that a subset is not made up of the actual records themselves because the
computer memory could not store them all, but rather the record number of
each record is stored, and thus a subset file is very small (366 bytes).

4. SAVE SUBSET.
Once a subset is created it may be useful to save it to disc, which is
what this command does. For example, if a search had just been carried out
for all the occurrences of 'BIRTHDAY', the subset could then be saved,
afterwhich whenever a list of all the birthdays in the file is required,
you simply load in the subset and print it. Note that each subset must
match up to its corresponding diary file from which it was generated.
(HINT: you could keep each diary file under the filename e.g. "D.1987",
and all corresponding subsets under the filenames "S.1987-1", "S.1987-2"
etc.)

5. DIARY SEARCH.
This option enables a search to be performed on all the records in the
current file by asking the user for a search string, afterwhich any
occurrence of this string ANYWHERE in a record will result in that record
being placed in the subset.

6. PRINT SUBSET.
This will send all entries currently represented in the diary subset out
to the printer.

7. SPOOL SUBSET.
This will spool all entries currently represented in the diary subset out
to the printer. This option is useful, for example, if you want to
further-process the diary entries in a word-processor.

8. RETURN TO MAIN MENU.
Passes control back to the main menu.


DIARY EDIT MODE COMMANDS :

ARROW KEYS (UP & DOWN) - Scroll diary.
By pressing either the up or down arrow keys in diary edit mode the
current entries displayed ( three at a time ) will be scrolled.

ESCAPE - Return to main menu.
Press ESCAPE to return to the main menu.

P - Place entry in subset.
Pressing 'P' will place the record currently shown in the display window
into the subset.

C - Change entry.
Use this to enter or edit text in the currently displayed record. Upon
pressing 'RETURN', the record will be saved to disc.

J - Jump to date.
This enables the user to move to a desired date quickly, without having to
single step through every record. You will be asked for the month that you
want to jump to, afterwhich all the days within that month are loaded into
memory so that access can easily be obtained of the required day using the 
cursor keys.

COMMAND SUMMARY

MAIN COMMAND MENU :
 1. LOAD DIARY.
 2. INITIALISE DIARY.
 3. SUBSET MENU.
 4. OPERATING SYSTEM COMMAND.
 5. EXIT.

SUBSET MENU :
 1. ALL RECORDS IN SUBSET.
 2. NO RECORDS IN SUBSET.
 3. LOAD SUBSET.
 4. SAVE SUBSET.
 5. DIARY SEARCH.
 6. PRINT SUBSET.
 7. SPOOL SUBSET.
 8. RETURN TO MAIN MENU.


DIARY EDIT MODE COMMANDS :
 ARROW KEYS (UP & DOWN) - Scroll diary.
 ESCAPE - Return to main menu.
 P - Place entry in subset.
 C - Change entry.
 J - Jump to date.
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00001c10  61 74 65 2e 0d                                    |ate..|
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