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Information about “WALMYR PROGRAMS 1 OF 2 (ALSO 649)”
This disk has three demonstration programs. The WALMYR DISK PROTECTOR
can prevent unauthorized peolple from gaining access to your computer.
Upon boot-up, the program will ask for the password. After three
incorrect attempts, the program sounds an alarm and prompts the user to
turn off the computer. The program is not fool-proof, but is designed
to keep out casual intruders. This demo of the program lists the
password on the opening screen, but it is removed upon registration.
WALMYR PEN PAL lets you conduct private communications with another
person. It can administer questionnaires and interviews, as well as
handle letters. The full version encrypts all correspondence, but in
this demo any person can read all the text files. WALMYR BOOK
MAKER lets you integrate separate ASCII text files into one formatted
and consistently-paged document. In the full version of the program,
the size of the printed document is unlimited. The demo version of this
program is limited to 25 pages.
The WALMYR TEACHING ASSISTANT is for teachers, designed to automate
test taking and grading, and thus reduce the amount of time it takes to
prepare a course. It can prepare random quizzes from a pool of
questions, administer quizzes, and grade each quiz for each student.
You only need write the quiz once, and after that the program takes
over. You can specify the number of times the students may retake a
quiz. The program can prepare final grade reports, let students check
their grades, and print graphs of test scores. It can also display and
print text files, such as lecture notes, course syllabuses, notices,
etc. The teacher has a master disk from which the course format is
designed, while each student's record is kept on his own individual
disk. Grades are collected by having the students turn in their disk
after a number of exams or quizzes are completed. The master disk takes
all data and updates the teacher's records. All records are password-
protected, so a student's records can only be examined by the
teacher and that student.
The WALMYR INDEX OF TEACHING ABILITY analyzes a group of students'
evaluations of the teacher's performance, based upon a questionnaire
that comes with the program. It produces both an actual and adjusted
report. The adjusted report is produced after the program eliminates
students who scored lower or higher than the class average, both on an
item as well as on a total-score basis. The program provides a report
that shows the mean, range, and standard deviation, a count of students
who graded higher or lower than normal, a count of total students who
rated the course, and an estimate of how consistent the data is.
System Requirements: A modem is required for WALMYR PEN PAL and a
printer is optional for WALMYR BOOK MAKER.
How to Start: Type README (press enter).
Suggested Registration: $25.00 for DISK PROTECTOR, $30.00 for PEN PAL,
and $50.00 for BOOK MAKER.
File Descriptions:
The First Disk Contains:
README EXE Program to view README.
README How to get started.
WDP <DIR> Directory containing all DISK PROTECTOR files.
PENPAL <DIR> Directory containing all PEN PAL files.
BM <DIR> Directory containing all BOOK MAKER files.
The Second Disk Contains:
README EXE Program to display README
README How to get started
WTA <DIR> Directory containing all files for Teaching Assistant
ITA <DIR> Directory containing all files for Index of Teaching Abili
CONTENTS.TXT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
________________________________________________________________
CHAPTER PAGE
________________________________________________________________
Preface 2
Introduction 4
Formatting Your ASCII Text Files 6
Handling Page Numbers 8
The File Manager 9
A Book Maker Example 10
Make A Demonstration Version 12
DEMO_VER.TXT
CHAPTER 6
MAKE A DEMONSTRATION VERSION
If you would like a friend or colleague to have a demonstration
version of the program, you can prepare one very easily. First,
format a blank floppy diskette. Then copy your entire Book Maker
diskette onto the blank floppy. Put away your copy of the Book
Maker diskette and put the copy for your friend in Drive A. Once
you do that, issue the commands,
A: <cr>
MAKEDEMO <cr>
and you will instantly have a demonstration copy of the program.
Please DO NOT issue the MAKEDEMO command when using your copy of
the program. If you do, you will turn it into a demonstration
copy of the program!
EXAMPLE.TXT
CHAPTER 5
A BOOK MAKER EXAMPLE
This chapter of the User's Manual provides a complete example
to show you how to produce a document. The example consists of
the program's own User's Manual. The MANAGER file, as explained
earlier, contains the names of all the files that you want to
print and lists them in the order that they are to be printed.
The following lines contain the entire contents of the MANAGER
file that is used to print the User's Manual.
THE MANAGER FILE FOR THE USER'S MANUAL
titlepg.txt
contents.txt
preface.txt
intro.txt
format.txt
pages.txt
manager.txt
example.txt
demo_ver.txt
Each of the files shown above are the ordinary ASCII text files
that comprise the separate chapters of the User's Manual. If you
wish, you may use your own word processor to pull them up on
screen and examine them.
PRINTING YOUR OWN USER'S MANUAL
If you would like to print a copy of the User's Manual, choose
Option B from the main menu of the program. When you are asked
to indicate the DRIVE\PATH where your MANAGER file is stored,
indicate the default DRIVE\PATH that you are using. Here are a
couple of examples.
If you are logged onto Drive A while running the Book Maker
program, you should enter the following command when you are
asked to enter the DRIVE\PATH for the MANAGER file.
A: <cr>
If you have created a hard disk directory for the program and
you have defined it as C:\BM, then you should enter the following
command when you are asked to enter the DRIVE\PATH for the
MANAGER file.
\BM <cr>
When you are asked for the beginning page number, enter 0.
Also, please use a left margin of 8 spaces. That's all there is
to it. You may print your own User's Manual any time you wish.
FORMAT.TXT
CHAPTER 2
FORMATTING YOUR ASCII TEXT FILES
There are some specific formatting rules that the Book Maker
program follows. They are rigid but quite tolerable, so you
should make sure that your text files conform to them. The Book
Maker formatting rules are explained as follows.
The first thing you should know is that Book Maker does not
format or modify any of your text. It formats pages only. Thus,
the ASCII text image on your disk medium is the text image that
will be printed. If your text is stored on disk as single-spaced
lines, for example, then Book Maker will print a single-spaced
document.
PAGINATION
When you print an ASCII text file using this program, you
should know that every file begins on a new page. The file that
you wish to print can be any length but it will always begin on a
new page.
LINE LENGTH
The Book Maker program will print up to 90 characters on any
line. However, it also provides a left margin that you specify.
Thus, your lines could run off the page if you do not attend to
this matter.
We suggest that you use a left margin of eight characters and
make sure your text files contain lines that never exceed 69
characters if your printer is configured to print 10 characters
per inch (Pica). That way, you will have a nicely centered
document that will have an eight character margin on each side.
Of course, if you use lines of 70 characters you'll still have a
really neat document.
If your printer is configured to print 12 characters per inch
(Elite), we suggest that you use a left margin of 10 characters
and that your text files contain lines that never exceed 82
characters. One or two characters, more or less, won't matter,
but these figures are the ones used by the Book Maker.
The thing to remember is that Book Maker ALWAYS uses a left
margin that your specify and it ALWAYS prints the characters per
inch that is dictated by the way you have configured your
printer.
NUMBER OF LINES PER PAGE
The Book Maker has two options for determining the number of
text lines that will be printed per page. If you indicate that
your printer is configured to print 6 lines per inch (Pica), then
Book Maker will print no more than 50 lines of text per page. If
you indicate that your printer is configured to print 8 lines per
inch (Elite), then Book Maker will print no more than 67 lines
per page. The program will ask you to indicate whether you are
using Pica or Elite when you begin to print a document.
INTRO.TXT
CHAPTER 1
THE WALMYR BOOK MAKER
The WALMYR Book Maker is a powerful utility program that
enables you to print small, large, very large, or truly huge
manuals, monographs, or books by collecting and printing any
number of ASCII text files as a single integrated volume. If you
have ever had a number of different ASCII text files that you
wanted to gather together and then merge into a single nicely
formatted and consistently paginated document, then the WALMYR
Book Maker may be the solution to your problems.
Book Maker is truly powerful. The size of volume that you may
produce is limited only by the physical capacity of your
equipment and you can even overcome that limitation! Thus, there
is no theoretical limit to the size of a single printed book or
volume that you can produce with the program.
If you have a hard disk system, you can easily store a large
number of ASCII text files on your hard disk and then print all
of them as a single job. If you prefer, you can simply store
truly huge jobs on separate floppy diskettes and print the entire
job in separate runs. And, you can have as many diskettes as you
like! There is no limit!
USING THE BOOK MAKER PROGRAM
In order to use the Book Maker program, you need only put the
program diskette in Drive A, log onto that drive and then issue
the command, BM <cr>. When you do that, the program configures
itself automatically to your computer system. If you have a
color/graphics board in your computer, it will ask you to
indicate whether you are using a color monitor.
After your computer whirrs and chugs a little, the Master
Screen for the program will appear and you will see the program
menu. At that point you may choose Option A to examine these
instructions, or you may choose Option B to print a document.
If you choose Option B, the program will ask you to indicate
whether your printer is configured for Pica or Elite printing,
and it will then ask you to indicate the DRIVE\PATH where your
files are stored. Once you have provided that information, the
program will ask you to indicate whether you are using continuous
or single-feed paper. It will then begin printing your document,
and that's all there is to actually running the program.
However, you do have to perform some setup chores before
actually printing a document. The remainder of this User's
Manual explains each one of them and describes how you can manage
your text files to get the most out of the program.
Actually, the manual is much larger that it needs to be (it's
not very large either), but we extended it a little to use it as
an example. The program prints its own manual and the User's
Manual is treated as an example for using the program.
MANAGER.TXT
CHAPTER 4
THE FILE MANAGER
In order to use this program, you must create a file named
MANAGER which will contain the names of the files that you want
printed. The MANAGER file and all the files to be printed must
reside on the same DRIVE\PATH.
HEADER INFORMATION
When you prepare your MANAGER file you must reserve the first
two lines for header information that you may wish to use. The
two header lines may contain 60 or fewer characters or they may
be left blank. If you do not want to use a header, be sure the
first two lines each contain at least one blank character.
Your two header lines will be printed at the top of every page
in a 'header space' of your document.
LISTING FILE NAMES
Once you have created your header lines, you must then list all
the files that you want printed. YOUR FILES WILL BE PRINTED IN
THE ORDER LISTED.
You can get pretty slick about this. For example, you could
prepare a file named TITLEPG.TXT and show that as the first file
in your MANAGER file. You could then create a file named
CONTENTS.TXT and place it as the second file in your MANAGER
file. By doing that, your document will have a title page and
table of contents designed to suit your needs or purposes.
PAGES.TXT
CHAPTER 3
HANDLING PAGE NUMBERS
When you execute the program, it will ask you to enter the
beginning page number. You may enter a 0 if you do not want the
first page to have a page number. All subsequent pages will then
be numbered from 1 to N. If you enter any other beginning page
number, k, all pages will be numbered from k to N.
This feature makes it possible to run truly large jobs during
separate computer sessions. You could, for example, print the
first part of a volume containing pages 0 to 537. Then you could
later print the remainder of the job by beginning with page
number 538.
PREFACE.TXT
PREFACE
The WALMYR Book Maker is produced and copyrighted by the WALMYR
Publishing Co., PO Box 3554, Leon Station, Tallahassee, FL 32315.
You may copy and distribute the "Free Use Version" of the program
provided that you do not sell the program, charge a fee for use
of the program or modify the program or its documentation in any
manner.
The "Free Use Version" of the program functions in exactly the
same manner as the unrestricted commercial version of the
program. The only restriction is that the "Free Use Version"
will allow you to print no more than 25 pages while the
commercial version will allow you to print ANY number of pages.
If you would like to purchase a copy of the commercial version
of the program, choose the option in the main menu to print an
order form. Then send your check or money order and the
completed order form to the publisher.
PLEASE NOTE: The program will be licensed only for use by
individuals unless special site licensing arrangements are made
with the publisher. Thus, we reserve the right to refuse sale of
the program if the order form is improperly completed. The
purchaser must show on the order form the name of the person who
will be licensed to use the program.
LIMITED WARRANTY AND
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
1. All sales of the WALMYR Book Maker are final.
2. The sale of each copy of the program conveys a license for
use ONLY by the registered user. However, the registered user
may install the program on any computer system.
3. All software found to have a diskette medium defect will be
repaired or replaced by WALMYR Publishing Co. at NO CHARGE to the
customer, if it is returned within 30 days of the date it was
shipped.
4. WALMYR Publishing Co. reserves the right to discontinue any
product and any medium format at any time without notice.
5. WALMYR PUBLISHING CO. MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES
WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS THAT IT PROVIDES AND SPECIFICALLY
DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS
FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WALMYR PUBLISHING COMPANY SHALL HAVE
NO LIABILITY WITH RESPECT TO ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT
FOR COMPENSATORY, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR
EXEMPLARY DAMAGES. WALMYR PUBLISHING CO.'S SOLE LIABILITY SHALL
BE LIMITED TO THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE SOFTWARE LICENSED
HEREUNDER.
TITLEPG.TXT
THE WALMYR BOOK MAKER
by
Walter W. Hudson, Ph.D.
Copyright (c) 1987, WALMYR Publishing Co.
CONTENTS.TXT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
________________________________________________________________
CHAPTER PAGE
________________________________________________________________
Preface 2
Introduction 4
Formatting Your ASCII Text Files 6
Handling Page Numbers 8
The File Manager 9
A Book Maker Example 10
Make A Demonstration Version 12
DEMO_VER.TXT
CHAPTER 6
MAKE A DEMONSTRATION VERSION
If you would like a friend or colleague to have a demonstration
version of the program, you can prepare one very easily. First,
format a blank floppy diskette. Then copy your entire Book Maker
diskette onto the blank floppy. Put away your copy of the Book
Maker diskette and put the copy for your friend in Drive A. Once
you do that, issue the commands,
A: <cr>
MAKEDEMO <cr>
and you will instantly have a demonstration copy of the program.
Please DO NOT issue the MAKEDEMO command when using your copy of
the program. If you do, you will turn it into a demonstration
copy of the program!
EXAMPLE.TXT
CHAPTER 5
A BOOK MAKER EXAMPLE
This chapter of the User's Manual provides a complete example
to show you how to produce a document. The example consists of
the program's own User's Manual. The MANAGER file, as explained
earlier, contains the names of all the files that you want to
print and lists them in the order that they are to be printed.
The following lines contain the entire contents of the MANAGER
file that is used to print the User's Manual.
THE MANAGER FILE FOR THE USER'S MANUAL
titlepg.txt
contents.txt
preface.txt
intro.txt
format.txt
pages.txt
manager.txt
example.txt
demo_ver.txt
Each of the files shown above are the ordinary ASCII text files
that comprise the separate chapters of the User's Manual. If you
wish, you may use your own word processor to pull them up on
screen and examine them.
PRINTING YOUR OWN USER'S MANUAL
If you would like to print a copy of the User's Manual, choose
Option B from the main menu of the program. When you are asked
to indicate the DRIVE\PATH where your MANAGER file is stored,
indicate the default DRIVE\PATH that you are using. Here are a
couple of examples.
If you are logged onto Drive A while running the Book Maker
program, you should enter the following command when you are
asked to enter the DRIVE\PATH for the MANAGER file.
A: <cr>
If you have created a hard disk directory for the program and
you have defined it as C:\BM, then you should enter the following
command when you are asked to enter the DRIVE\PATH for the
MANAGER file.
\BM <cr>
When you are asked for the beginning page number, enter 0.
Also, please use a left margin of 8 spaces. That's all there is
to it. You may print your own User's Manual any time you wish.
FILES648.TXT
Disk No 648
Program Title: WALMYR PROGRAMS (Disk 1 of 2)
PC-SIG version 1.1
This disk has three demonstration programs. The WALMYR DISK PROTECTOR can
prevent unauthorized peolple from gaining access to your computer. Upon
boot-up, the program will ask for the password. After three incorrect
attempts, the program sounds an alarm and prompts the user to turn off the
computer. The program is not fool-proof, but is designed to keep out casual
intruders. This demo of the program lists the password on the opening
screen, but it is removed upon registration. WALMYR PEN PAL lets you
conduct private communications with another person. It can administer
questionnaires and interviews, as well as handle letters. The full version
encrypts all correspondence, but in this demo any person can read all the
text files. WALMYR BOOK MAKER lets you integrate separate ASCII text files
into one formatted and consistently-paged document. In the full version of
the program, the size of the printed document is unlimited. The demo
version of this program is limited to 25 pages.
Usage: Disk Protection, Correspondance, Text Utility.
System Requirements: A modem is required for WALMYR PEN PAL and a printer
is optional for WALMYR BOOK MAKER.
How to Start: Type README (press enter).
Suggested Registration: $25.00 for DISK PROTECTOR, $30.00 for PEN PAL, and
$50.00 for BOOK MAKER.
File Descriptions:
README EXE Program to view README.
README How to get started.
WDP <DIR> Directory containing all DISK PROTECTOR files.
PENPAL <DIR> Directory containing all PEN PAL files.
BM <DIR> Directory containing all BOOK MAKER files.
PC-SIG
1030D E Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1987,88 PC-SIG, Inc.
FORMAT.TXT
CHAPTER 2
FORMATTING YOUR ASCII TEXT FILES
There are some specific formatting rules that the Book Maker
program follows. They are rigid but quite tolerable, so you
should make sure that your text files conform to them. The Book
Maker formatting rules are explained as follows.
The first thing you should know is that Book Maker does not
format or modify any of your text. It formats pages only. Thus,
the ASCII text image on your disk medium is the text image that
will be printed. If your text is stored on disk as single-spaced
lines, for example, then Book Maker will print a single-spaced
document.
PAGINATION
When you print an ASCII text file using this program, you
should know that every file begins on a new page. The file that
you wish to print can be any length but it will always begin on a
new page.
LINE LENGTH
The Book Maker program will print up to 90 characters on any
line. However, it also provides a left margin that you specify.
Thus, your lines could run off the page if you do not attend to
this matter.
We suggest that you use a left margin of eight characters and
make sure your text files contain lines that never exceed 69
characters if your printer is configured to print 10 characters
per inch (Pica). That way, you will have a nicely centered
document that will have an eight character margin on each side.
Of course, if you use lines of 70 characters you'll still have a
really neat document.
If your printer is configured to print 12 characters per inch
(Elite), we suggest that you use a left margin of 10 characters
and that your text files contain lines that never exceed 82
characters. One or two characters, more or less, won't matter,
but these figures are the ones used by the Book Maker.
The thing to remember is that Book Maker ALWAYS uses a left
margin that your specify and it ALWAYS prints the characters per
inch that is dictated by the way you have configured your
printer.
NUMBER OF LINES PER PAGE
The Book Maker has two options for determining the number of
text lines that will be printed per page. If you indicate that
your printer is configured to print 6 lines per inch (Pica), then
Book Maker will print no more than 50 lines of text per page. If
you indicate that your printer is configured to print 8 lines per
inch (Elite), then Book Maker will print no more than 67 lines
per page. The program will ask you to indicate whether you are
using Pica or Elite when you begin to print a document.
GO.TXT
╔═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ <<<< Disk No 648 WALMYR PROGRAMS (Disk 1 OF 2) >>>> ║
╠═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
║ ║
║ For instructions on how to start the programs, type: ║
║ ║
║ README (press enter) ║
║ ║
╚═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
INTRO.TXT
CHAPTER 1
THE WALMYR BOOK MAKER
The WALMYR Book Maker is a powerful utility program that
enables you to print small, large, very large, or truly huge
manuals, monographs, or books by collecting and printing any
number of ASCII text files as a single integrated volume. If you
have ever had a number of different ASCII text files that you
wanted to gather together and then merge into a single nicely
formatted and consistently paginated document, then the WALMYR
Book Maker may be the solution to your problems.
Book Maker is truly powerful. The size of volume that you may
produce is limited only by the physical capacity of your
equipment and you can even overcome that limitation! Thus, there
is no theoretical limit to the size of a single printed book or
volume that you can produce with the program.
If you have a hard disk system, you can easily store a large
number of ASCII text files on your hard disk and then print all
of them as a single job. If you prefer, you can simply store
truly huge jobs on separate floppy diskettes and print the entire
job in separate runs. And, you can have as many diskettes as you
like! There is no limit!
USING THE BOOK MAKER PROGRAM
In order to use the Book Maker program, you need only put the
program diskette in Drive A, log onto that drive and then issue
the command, BM <cr>. When you do that, the program configures
itself automatically to your computer system. If you have a
color/graphics board in your computer, it will ask you to
indicate whether you are using a color monitor.
After your computer whirrs and chugs a little, the Master
Screen for the program will appear and you will see the program
menu. At that point you may choose Option A to examine these
instructions, or you may choose Option B to print a document.
If you choose Option B, the program will ask you to indicate
whether your printer is configured for Pica or Elite printing,
and it will then ask you to indicate the DRIVE\PATH where your
files are stored. Once you have provided that information, the
program will ask you to indicate whether you are using continuous
or single-feed paper. It will then begin printing your document,
and that's all there is to actually running the program.
However, you do have to perform some setup chores before
actually printing a document. The remainder of this User's
Manual explains each one of them and describes how you can manage
your text files to get the most out of the program.
Actually, the manual is much larger that it needs to be (it's
not very large either), but we extended it a little to use it as
an example. The program prints its own manual and the User's
Manual is treated as an example for using the program.
MANAGER.TXT
CHAPTER 4
THE FILE MANAGER
In order to use this program, you must create a file named
MANAGER which will contain the names of the files that you want
printed. The MANAGER file and all the files to be printed must
reside on the same DRIVE\PATH.
HEADER INFORMATION
When you prepare your MANAGER file you must reserve the first
two lines for header information that you may wish to use. The
two header lines may contain 60 or fewer characters or they may
be left blank. If you do not want to use a header, be sure the
first two lines each contain at least one blank character.
Your two header lines will be printed at the top of every page
in a 'header space' of your document.
LISTING FILE NAMES
Once you have created your header lines, you must then list all
the files that you want printed. YOUR FILES WILL BE PRINTED IN
THE ORDER LISTED.
You can get pretty slick about this. For example, you could
prepare a file named TITLEPG.TXT and show that as the first file
in your MANAGER file. You could then create a file named
CONTENTS.TXT and place it as the second file in your MANAGER
file. By doing that, your document will have a title page and
table of contents designed to suit your needs or purposes.
PAGES.TXT
CHAPTER 3
HANDLING PAGE NUMBERS
When you execute the program, it will ask you to enter the
beginning page number. You may enter a 0 if you do not want the
first page to have a page number. All subsequent pages will then
be numbered from 1 to N. If you enter any other beginning page
number, k, all pages will be numbered from k to N.
This feature makes it possible to run truly large jobs during
separate computer sessions. You could, for example, print the
first part of a volume containing pages 0 to 537. Then you could
later print the remainder of the job by beginning with page
number 538.
PREFACE.TXT
PREFACE
The WALMYR Book Maker is produced and copyrighted by the WALMYR
Publishing Co., PO Box 3554, Leon Station, Tallahassee, FL 32315.
You may copy and distribute the "Free Use Version" of the program
provided that you do not sell the program, charge a fee for use
of the program or modify the program or its documentation in any
manner.
The "Free Use Version" of the program functions in exactly the
same manner as the unrestricted commercial version of the
program. The only restriction is that the "Free Use Version"
will allow you to print no more than 25 pages while the
commercial version will allow you to print ANY number of pages.
If you would like to purchase a copy of the commercial version
of the program, choose the option in the main menu to print an
order form. Then send your check or money order and the
completed order form to the publisher.
PLEASE NOTE: The program will be licensed only for use by
individuals unless special site licensing arrangements are made
with the publisher. Thus, we reserve the right to refuse sale of
the program if the order form is improperly completed. The
purchaser must show on the order form the name of the person who
will be licensed to use the program.
LIMITED WARRANTY AND
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
1. All sales of the WALMYR Book Maker are final.
2. The sale of each copy of the program conveys a license for
use ONLY by the registered user. However, the registered user
may install the program on any computer system.
3. All software found to have a diskette medium defect will be
repaired or replaced by WALMYR Publishing Co. at NO CHARGE to the
customer, if it is returned within 30 days of the date it was
shipped.
4. WALMYR Publishing Co. reserves the right to discontinue any
product and any medium format at any time without notice.
5. WALMYR PUBLISHING CO. MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES
WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS THAT IT PROVIDES AND SPECIFICALLY
DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS
FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WALMYR PUBLISHING COMPANY SHALL HAVE
NO LIABILITY WITH RESPECT TO ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT
FOR COMPENSATORY, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR
EXEMPLARY DAMAGES. WALMYR PUBLISHING CO.'S SOLE LIABILITY SHALL
BE LIMITED TO THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE SOFTWARE LICENSED
HEREUNDER.
TITLEPG.TXT
THE WALMYR BOOK MAKER
by
Walter W. Hudson, Ph.D.
Copyright (c) 1987, WALMYR Publishing Co.
Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #0648
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
FILES648 TXT 1786 8-03-88 1:54p
GO BAT 38 10-19-87 3:56p
GO TXT 694 6-30-88 9:02a
README 2796 11-21-87 9:24a
README EXE 17568 7-31-87 5:04a
BM <DIR>
PENPAL <DIR>
WDP <DIR>
8 file(s) 22882 bytes
Directory of A:\BM
. <DIR>
.. <DIR>
BM DEM 29408 7-31-87 2:34p
BM EXE 29408 7-31-87 2:34p
BM HLP 10256 3-14-87 7:21p
BM ORD 1299 8-01-87 9:46a
BM SYS 138 11-22-87 10:02a
CONTENTS TXT 725 2-25-87 9:36a
DEMO_VER TXT 738 2-25-87 7:23a
EXAMPLE TXT 1960 3-14-87 7:05p
FORMAT TXT 2715 3-14-87 6:32p
INTRO TXT 2999 2-25-87 10:26a
MAKEDEMO BAT 833 7-31-87 2:43p
MANAGER 153 2-25-87 8:02a
MANAGER TXT 1375 2-27-87 2:13a
PAGES TXT 707 2-25-87 7:10a
PREFACE TXT 2587 2-24-87 5:24a
README 9306 7-31-87 3:15p
README EXE 20992 1-11-87 3:36p
TITLEPG TXT 244 2-25-87 9:30a
20 file(s) 115843 bytes
Directory of A:\PENPAL
. <DIR>
.. <DIR>
ANSWERPP MAN 2771 10-02-87 3:47a
CONTENTS MAN 2872 10-02-87 3:44a
ENCRYPT MAN 1946 7-03-87 5:28p
FREEBIE BAT 347 7-22-87 7:14p
HARDPP BAT 878 9-29-87 5:25p
INTRO MAN 9967 9-30-87 5:40a
LETTER1 PPL 651 7-01-87 5:39p
LETTER2 PPL 848 7-01-87 5:49p
LETTER3 PPL 303 7-01-87 5:53p
MAKEMENU MAN 6633 9-30-87 4:58a
MAKEPPL MAN 9064 10-02-87 3:50a
PENPAL BAT 40 7-01-87 11:20a
PENPAL EXE 55200 10-01-87 5:45a
PENPAL NEW 144 11-22-87 9:56a
PENPAL ORD 1640 7-04-87 5:32a
PENPAL SYS 144 11-22-87 9:56a
PPMENU 87 7-01-87 3:28p
PPMENU FUV 87 7-01-87 3:28p
PREFACE MAN 2959 7-04-87 5:27a
README BAT 478 7-21-87 6:06a
READPP MAN 1666 9-30-87 5:33a
TRYME BAT 378 9-29-87 5:02p
24 file(s) 99103 bytes
Directory of A:\WDP
. <DIR>
.. <DIR>
INSTALL BAT 748 7-19-87 4:51a
NEWWDP BAT 236 7-12-87 6:56a
README 10404 7-16-87 5:18a
README EXE 17568 7-31-87 5:04a
SETBATCH EXE 11968 7-19-87 4:44a
WDP EXE 23472 9-16-87 2:45p
WDP NEW 142 11-22-87 9:54a
WDP ORD 984 7-12-87 6:41a
WDP SYS 142 11-22-87 9:54a
11 file(s) 65664 bytes
Total files listed:
63 file(s) 303492 bytes
28672 bytes free