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Information about “PC-DEMONSTRATION SYSTEM”
The PC Demonstration system is an excellent program for putting
together a presentation on the system or laying out the specifications
of a package. There are three programs in the PC Demonstration System:
Screen Formatter - which is used to create the screens for your
presentation.
Demo Maker - which is used to create a "sequence file" that
describes the order in which your screens will be displayed, along
with the valid keys that can be used to branch within your
presentation.
Demo Run - which takes your screens and your sequence file and
"runs" your presentation.
This shareware/evaluation version of PC Demonstration System limits
sequence file size to 10 records. It also has a reminder-to-register
screen in place of a blank edit screen in Screen Formatter. The
registered/enhanced version allows sequence files of 450 records and
does not have the reminder-to-register screen.
System Requirements: 256K, one disk drive and color/monochrome display
MUST BE RUN in 80 column mode
How to Start: Documentation in READ.ME and MANUAL.DOC. To run, enter
DR for DEMO RUN program and SF for SCREEN FORMATTER program.
Suggested Registration: $35.00 registrations covers the latest enhanced
version, update notification ($10.00), technical support, SHOW.COM
(will allow the use of screens created by Screen Formatter in batch
files and even dBase III programs, and a supplement to the User's Guide
that gives tips on how Screen Formatter screens can be used within
their own programs.
File Descriptions:
DM COM Demo Maker program
DM SCN Demo Maker screens
DMHLP SCN Demo Maker help
DR COM Demo run program
READ ME System introduction on how to run Demo
PRINTDOC BAT Batch file to print documentation
PCDEMO ??? Segments of introductory demonstration (41 files)
MANUAL DOC Actual text of system documentation
SF SCN Screen formatter screen file
SF COM Screen formatter program
SFHLP SCN Screen formatter help
FILES665.TXT
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Disk No 665 PC Demonstration System v1 DS2
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PC Demonstration system is an excellent program for putting together a
presentation on the system or laying out the specifications of a package.
It consists of three sections - a Screen Formatter to set up screens, a
Demo Maker which specifies how the screens are to be displayed and Demo
Run which actually executes the demonstration.
DEMO BAT Batch file to run system demonstration
DM COM Demo Maker program
DM SCN Demo Maker screen file
DMHLP SCN Demo Maker help
DR COM Demo run program
MANUAL DOC Actual text of system documentation
PCDEMO ??? Segments of introductory demonstration (41 files)
PRINTDOC BAT Batch file to print documentation
READ ME System introduction on how to run Demo
SF COM Screen formatter program
SF SCN Screen formatter screen file
SFHLP SCN Screen formatter help
PC Software Interest Group (PC-SIG)
1030D E. Duane Ave.
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1986
MANUAL.DOC
PC DEMONSTRATION SYSTEM
User's Guide
Version 2.0
Copyright (C) 1986 Shamrock Microsystems, Inc.
All rights reserved.
SHAMROCK MICROSYSTEMS, INC.
P.O. BOX 26527
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46226
(317) 545-7871
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION PAGE
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OVERVIEW.......................................................... 3
Description................................................... 3
System Requirements........................................... 3
SCREEN FORMATTER.................................................. 4
Starting Screen Formatter..................................... 4
Help (F1)..................................................... 4
Set drive/directory (F2)...................................... 4
Load screen from disk (F3).................................... 4
Save screen to disk (F4)...................................... 4
Print current screen (F5)..................................... 4
Edit mode (F6)................................................ 5
Text entry and edit keys................................. 5
Help (F1)................................................ 5
Cursor position (F2)..................................... 6
Color (F3)............................................... 6
Paint (F3).......................................... 6
Set foreground (F4)................................. 6
Set background (F5)................................. 6
Blink (F6).......................................... 6
Quit (Esc).......................................... 6
Draw box (F4)............................................ 7
Center line (F5)......................................... 7
Delete line (F6)......................................... 7
Insert line (F7)......................................... 7
Copy block (F8).......................................... 7
Move block (F9).......................................... 7
Delete block (F10)....................................... 7
Return to main menu (Esc)................................ 8
Exit to DOS (Esc)............................................. 8
DEMO MAKER........................................................ 9
Starting Demo Maker........................................... 9
Help (F1)..................................................... 9
Set drive/directory (F2)...................................... 9
Load sequence file from disk (F3)............................. 9
Save sequence file to disk (F4)............................... 9
Print current sequence file (F5).............................. 9
Renumber (F6)................................................. 10
Add to sequence file (F7)..................................... 10
Edit keys................................................ 10
Field definitions........................................ 11
Change sequence file (F8)..................................... 12
Clear (F9).................................................... 12
Exit to DOS (Esc)............................................. 12
DEMO RUN.......................................................... 13
Starting Demo Run............................................. 13
TIPS ON USING PDS................................................. 14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.................................................. 15
ENHANCEMENTS...................................................... 16
BECOMING A REGISTERED USER........................................ 17
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OVERVIEW
DESCRIPTION
The PC Demonstration System (PDS) provides a way for you to make
program demonstrations, prototypes and other types of presentations.
There are three programs in the PC Demonstration System:
Screen Formatter - which is used to create the screens for your
presentation.
Demo Maker - which is used to create a "sequence file" that
describes the order in which your screens will be displayed, along
with the valid keys that can be used to branch within your
presentation.
Demo Run - which takes your screens and your sequence file and
"runs" your presentation.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
The PC Demonstration System requires a 256K or larger IBM PC, PC-XT,
PC-AT or IBM PC "compatible" and DOS 2.0 or later. PDS works only in
80 column mode with either the color or monochrome display adapter.
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SCREEN FORMATTER
STARTING SCREEN FORMATTER
At the DOS prompt, type "SF" (without the quotation marks) and press
Enter. The files SF.SCN and SFHLP.SCN must be in the current
directory. If they are not found, the program will abort with an
error message indicating the file that could not be found.
Once the program has successfully loaded, the main menu will be
displayed.
HELP (F1)
Pressing F1 at the main menu displays a help screen that gives
additional information on the options available from the main menu.
F1 is the "help" key throughout Screen Formatter. Press F1 at any
time to receive context-sensitive help on the function you are
performing.
SET DRIVE/DIRECTORY (F2)
Pressing F2 at the main menu will allow you to change the current
drive/directory. The current drive/directory will be displayed. Key
in the changes you desire and press Enter. All loads and saves of
screens will now be made from the drive/directory you entered. If you
do not wish to change the drive/directory after pressing F2, press
Escape (Esc). The current drive/directory will remain unchanged.
LOAD SCREEN FROM DISK (F3)
Pressing F3 at the main menu will allow you to load a previously saved
screen into the edit workspace, where you will be able to modify it.
The last screen accessed by Screen Formatter in this session will be
displayed. Key in the name of the screen you wish to load and press
Enter. The screen will be loaded from disk into the edit workspace.
If you do not wish to load a screen after pressing F3, press Escape
(Esc). The edit workspace will remain unchanged.
SAVE SCREEN TO DISK (F4)
Pressing F4 at the main menu will allow you to save the screen
currently in the edit workspace to disk. The last screen accessed by
Screen Formatter in this session will be displayed. Key in the name
you desire to give the screen and press Enter. The screen will be
saved to disk, but will remain in the edit workspace. If you do not
wish to save the screen after pressing F4, press Escape (Esc). The
screen will not be saved to disk.
PRINT CURRENT SCREEN (F5)
Pressing F5 at the main menu will allow you to print the screen
currently in the edit workspace. Note that the output to your printer
will be in 132 column format. If you use an 80 column printer, ensure
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that it has been set to 132 column mode before loading Screen
Formatter. Also note that Screen Formatter does not currently support
the printing of the graphics characters. These characters will be
converted to spaces during the print process.
EDIT MODE (F6)
Pressing F6 at the main menu will put you in edit mode. The screen
currently in the edit workspace will be displayed for you to modify.
The first time you enter edit mode in a session with Screen Formatter,
the edit workspace will be blank (unless you're using the evaluation
version, and then you will be reminded to become a registered user.
To clear the reminder-to-register screen for entry of your own screen,
perform the following:
Press the Home key.
Press F3.
Press F3.
Press F3.
Press the Left cursor key.
Press F3.
Press Escape (Esc).
Press F10.
Press F10.
Press the Left cursor key.
Press F10.
The screen will now be blank and all color attributes will be set to
white on black.)
TEXT ENTRY AND EDIT KEYS
Text entry in edit mode is relatively simple. Put the cursor where
you want the text and start typing. Remember, Screen Formatter is not
a word processor, so don't expect sentences to wrap around, although
the cursor does wrap-around, both vertically and horizontally.
Pressing the Alt key plus a letter key will produce a large block
letter. Also, Alt and the numeric keypad can be used to enter
graphics characters. Most of the edit keys function as you would
expect them to function. Tabs are set every 10 characters for use by
the Tab and Shift-Tab keys. Home puts the cursor at column position
1, row position 1.
HELP (F1)
Pressing F1 in edit mode displays a "mini-menu" of the function key
assignments while in edit mode. Pressing F1 again will offer extended
help on these functions. Press any key to remove the mini-menu from
the screen. As stated earlier, F1 is the help key throughout Screen
Formatter. Press F1 at any time for more information on the function
you are performing.
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CURSOR POSTION (F2)
Pressing F2 in edit mode displays the current column and row position
of the cursor. Press any key to remove the display from the screen.
F2 can be pressed at any time the cursor is displayed on the screen.
COLOR (F3)
Pressing F3 in edit mode will put you in color mode, where you can add
color to your screen. A window showing the current colors selected
and a "mini-menu" of function key assignments in color mode will be
displayed.
PAINT (F3)
Pressing F3 in color mode allows you to paint an area of the screen
with the selected colors. After pressing F3, position the cursor to
the upper left corner of the area to be painted and press F3. Then
position the cursor to the lower right corner of the area to be
painted and press F3 again. The marked area will be painted with the
selected colors. Press Escape (Esc) at any time before marking the
lower right corner to abort the paint process.
SET FOREGROUND (F4)
Pressing F4 in color mode allows you to set the foreground color to be
used when painting. Use the Up cursor and Down cursor keys to point
to the desired color. Press Enter or Escape (Esc) when you have
selected the desired color. The text in the colors selected window
will reflect your selection.
SET BACKGROUND (F5)
Pressing F5 in color mode allows you to set the background color to be
used when painting. Use the Up cursor and Down cursor keys to point
to the desired color. Press Enter or Escape (Esc) when you have
selected the desired color. The background in the colors selected
window will reflect your selection.
BLINK (F6)
Pressing F6 in color mode allows you to make an area of the screen
blink. After pressing F6, position the cursor to the upper left
corner of the area to be blinked and press F6. Then position the
cursor to the lower right corner of the area to be blinked and press
F6 again. The marked area will begin blinking. Press Escape (Esc) at
any time before marking the lower right corner to abort the blink
process. To "unblink" an area, paint it.
QUIT (ESC)
To quit color mode, press Escape (Esc).
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DRAW BOX (F4)
Pressing F4 in edit mode allows you to draw a double-line box around
an area of the screen. After pressing F4, position the cursor to the
upper left corner of the area you wish to enclose with a box and press
F4. Then position the cursor to the lower right corner of the area to
be enclosed and press F4 again. The box will be drawn. Press Escape
(Esc) at any time before marking the lower right corner to abort the
box-drawing process.
CENTER LINE (F5)
Pressing F5 in edit mode will center the text on the line occupied by
the cursor.
DELETE LINE (F6)
Pressing F6 in edit mode will delete the line occupied by the cursor.
INSERT LINE (F7)
Pressing F7 in edit mode will insert a blank line at the line occupied
by the cursor.
COPY BLOCK (F8)
Pressing F8 in edit mode will allow you to copy a block of text from
one part of the screen to another. After pressing F8, position the
cursor to the upper left corner of the area to be copied and press
F8. Next, position the cursor to the lower right corner of the area
to be copied and press F8 again. Then, position the cursor to the
upper right corner of the destination of the marked block. Press F8.
The block will be copied. Press Escape (Esc) at any time before
marking the destination to abort the copy process.
MOVE BLOCK (F9)
Pressing F9 in edit mode will allow you to move a block of text from
one part of the screen to another. After pressing F9, position the
cursor to the upper left corner of the area to be moved and press F9.
Next, position the cursor to the lower right corner of the area to be
moved and press F9 again. Then, position the cursor to the upper
right corner of the destination of the marked block. Press F9. The
block will be moved. Press Escape (Esc) at any time before marking
the destination to abort the move process.
DELETE BLOCK (F10)
Pressing F10 in edit mode will allow you to delete a block of text
from the screen. After pressing F10, position the cursor to the upper
left corner of the area to be deleted and press F10. Then, position
the cursor to the lower right corner of the area to be deleted and
press F10 again. The area will be deleted. Press Escape (Esc) at any
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time before marking the lower right corner to abort the delete
process.
RETURN TO MAIN MENU (ESC)
Pressing Escape (Esc) in edit mode will return you to the main menu.
EXIT TO DOS (ESC)
Pressing Escape (Esc) at the main menu will end Screen Formatter. The
screen will be cleared, the current drive/directory will be displayed
and you will be returned to DOS.
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DEMO MAKER
STARTING DEMO MAKER
At the DOS prompt, type "DM" (without the quotation marks) and press
Enter. The files DM.SCN and DMHLP.SCN must be in the current
directory. If they are not found, the program will abort with an
error message indicating the file that could not be found.
Once the program has successfully loaded, the main menu will be
displayed.
HELP (F1)
Pressing F1 at the main menu displays a help screen that gives
additional information on the options available from the main menu.
F1 is the "help" key throughout Demo Maker. Press F1 at any time to
receive context-sensitive help on the function you are performing.
SET DRIVE/DIRECTORY (F2)
Pressing F2 at the main menu will allow you to change the current
drive/directory. The current drive/directory will be displayed. Key
in the changes you desire and press Enter. All loads and saves of
sequence files will now be made from the drive/directory you entered.
If you do not wish to change the drive/directory after pressing F2,
press Escape (Esc). The current drive/directory will remain
unchanged.
LOAD SEQUENCE FILE FROM DISK (F3)
Pressing F3 at the main menu will allow you to load a previously saved
sequence file so that you may add or make changes to it. The last
sequence file accessed by Demo Maker in this session will be
displayed. Key in the name of the sequence file you wish to load and
press Enter. The sequence file will be loaded from disk. If you do
not wish to load a sequence file after pressing F3, press Escape
(Esc).
SAVE SEQUENCE FILE TO DISK (F4)
Pressing F4 at the main menu will allow you to save the current
sequence file to disk. The last sequence file accessed by Demo Maker
in this session will be displayed. Key in the name you desire to give
the sequence file and press Enter. The sequence file will be saved to
disk. If you do not wish to save the sequence file after pressing F4,
press Escape (Esc). The sequence file will not be saved to disk.
PRINT CURRENT SEQUENCE FILE (F5)
Pressing F5 at the main menu will allow you to print the current
sequence file. Press Escape (Esc) at any time to cancel printing.
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RENUMBER (F6)
Pressing F6 at the main menu will renumber the current sequence file.
After pressing F6, press Y to confirm that you wish to renumber. The
first record will be given the sequence number 10, and subsequent
records will be numbered in increments of 10. If you do not wish to
renumber the sequence file after pressing F6, press any other key and
the sequence file will not be renumbered.
ADD TO SEQUENCE FILE (F7)
Pressing F7 at the main menu allows you to add records to the current
sequence file. The add entry screen will be displayed, with the name
of the current sequence file in the upper right corner. Enter the
desired information into the fields and press Enter. The record will
be added to the sequence file and the fields will be cleared for entry
of another record. Press Escape (Esc) to return to the main menu.
EDIT KEYS
When adding (or changing) sequence records, the edit keys are defined
as follows:
Right cursor - move the cursor one position to the
right.
Left cursor - move the cursor one position to the left.
End - move the cursor to the last position in
the field.
Backspace - delete the character to the left of the
cursor, then move the cursor one position
to the left.
Delete - delete the character at the cursor
position.
Insert - toggle insert mode on/off; a block cursor
will indicate that you are in insert
mode.
Tab - move the cursor to the next field.
Shift-Tab - move the cursor to the preceding field.
Ctrl+right cursor - move the cursor to the field to the right
of the present field.
Ctrl+left cursor - move the cursor to the field to the left
of the present field.
Up cursor - move the cursor to the field above the
present field.
Down cursor move the cursor to the field below the
present field.
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FIELD DEFINITIONS
The definitions of the fields in a sequence record are as follows:
Sequence number - the number you assign to this record to
uniquely identify it, much like line
numbers in BASIC. Must be a number
between 1 and 9998.
Screen name - the file name of the screen that will be
displayed when this sequence record is
executed by Demo Run. Must be a valid
DOS file name.
Delay time - the number of seconds that the screen
will be displayed. An entry of 99
indicates that the screen will be
displayed until a valid key is pressed.
Must be a number between 0 and 60 or 99.
Cursor column/row - the column and row position of the cursor
when the screen is displayed. An entry
of 0 for either one will cause the cursor
to be "hidden." Must be a number between
0 and 80 for column and 0 and 25 for row.
Key - the keys that can be pressed to continue
execution of the sequence file. If left
blank, the first Key entry will default
to TIM. Valid Key entries and their
definitions are:
TIM - the corresponding branch
will be executed when
Delay time expires and no
key has been pressed
F1 - F10 - Function keys 1 through 10
0 -9 - numeric keys 0 through 9
SPC - space bar
ESC - Escape (Esc)
ENT - Enter
ANY - any key
Branch - the sequence number of the record to be
executed when the corresponding key is
pressed. An entry of 9999 indicates exit
to DOS. Must be a number between 1 and
9999.
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CHANGE SEQUENCE FILE (F8)
Pressing F8 at the main menu allows you to make changes to records in
the current sequence file. The change entry screen will be displayed
with the name of the current sequence file in the upper right corner.
Key in the sequence number of the record to be changed and press
Enter. The desired record will be displayed. Enter the desired
changes and press Enter. The fields will be cleared and you may then
enter another sequence number to be changed. Press Escape (Esc) when
entering changes to select a different record. Press Escape (Esc)
when selecting a record to return to the main menu. The edit keys are
defined as in the add process, with the addition that the F10 key will
allow you to delete a record. After pressing F10, press Y to confirm
that you wish to delete the record. Press any other key if you do not
wish to delete.
CLEAR (F9)
Pressing F9 at the main menu will allow you to clear the current
sequence file from memory so that you may enter a new sequence file.
After pressing F9, press Y to confirm that you wish to clear. Press
any other key if you do not wish to clear.
EXIT TO DOS (ESC)
Pressing Escape (Esc) at the main menu will end Demo Maker. The
screen will be cleared, the current drive/directory will be displayed
and you will be returned to DOS.
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DEMO RUN
STARTING DEMO RUN
AT the DOS prompt, type "DR" (without the quotation marks) followed by
the name of the sequence file to be executed, e.g.
A>DR filename.ext
Your presentation will begin executing, starting with the first
(lowest numbered) sequence record in the sequence file.
If an error occurs during Demo Run processing, the program will abort
with an error message indicating the type of error. Typical errors
are: the sequence file cannot be found, a screen file cannot be found,
or a branch to an undefined sequence number is specified in the
sequence file.
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TIPS ON USING PDS
The following are tips on the use of the PC Demonstration System
programs:
SCREEN FORMATTER
If you have an 80 column printer, don't forget to put your printer in
132 column (compressed) mode before loading Screen Formatter.
When creating screens, it is best to first enter text, then draw
boxes, then add color, and finally, blink desired areas.
Remember...help is only a keystroke away, no matter what function you
are performing. Use F1.
DEMO MAKER
When entering Keys and Branches, always enter the Key ANY as the last
entry in your list. When Demo Run receives a keystroke, it starts at
the top of your Key list to find a match. ANY matches all keystrokes.
Enter Keys and Branches in consecutive order. When Demo Maker finds a
blank Key entry, all Key and Branch entries following it are made
blank.
If Delay time is set at a value other than 99, ensure that a TIM entry
is made in your Key list. If Delay time expires and a TIM Key entry
is not found, an undefined branch error will occur.
Again, don't forget F1.
GENERAL
The two most important keys to keep in mind when using Screen
Formatter and Demo Maker are F1 and Escape (Esc). If you're not sure
what to do next, press F1 for help. If you don't like what you're
doing at the moment, press Escape (Esc).
Use the sequence file PCDEMO.DMO provided on your distribution disk as
an example when first getting started at making your own demos. Study
of it will give you some ideas on how to use the PC Demonstration
System. (However, you'll only be able to look at the first 10 records
with the evaluation system.)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The PC Demonstration System was written using Turbo Pascal by Borland
International, Inc. We consider Turbo Pascal to be the best
development system, bar none, for programs of this size or smaller.
The Turbo Power Tools by Blaise Computing, Inc. are also used through-
out the programs. Though we had written many of the procedures
included in the Power Tools before we ordered the package, we have
found no better collection of library routines in terms of consistency
and organization.
During development, extensive use was made of the TurboPower
Programmer's Utilities by TurboPower Software. These utilities are
highly recommended for programmers and non-programmers alike.
To produce listings of our Turbo Pascal programs, we use the public
domain LIST.COM program written by Raymond M. Romanowski of Santa Ana,
CA. There is no finer Turbo Pascal list program to be had.
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ENHANCEMENTS
The following is a partial list of possible enhancements to be made to
future releases of PC Demonstration System:
The ability to save screens from Screen Formatter as ASCII text
files.
The ability to include "snapshots" of the output of graphics
programs in demos created with PDS.
The ability for the demo to have "typing"; that is, the demo would
look like somebody was keying data into input fields.
We welcome recommendations and suggestions from REGISTERED USERS for
enhancing and improving the PC Demonstration System.
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BECOMING A REGISTERED USER
The PC Demonstration System is distributed as user-supported software.
The evaluation version of PC Demonstration System limits sequence file
size to 10 records. It also has a reminder-to-register screen in
place of a blank edit screen in Screen Formatter. The enhanced
version allows sequence files of 450 records and does not have the
reminder-to-register screen.
If after evaluating this program you find it to be useful, become a
registered user by sending a $35 payment to:
Shamrock Microsystems, Inc.
P.O. Box 26527
Indianapolis, IN 46226
Registered users will receive:
The newest enhanced version of PC Demonstration System.
Notification of updates and the option to upgrade for a nominal
fee (no more than $10).
Technical support by telephone or letter.
The program SHOW.COM, written in assembler and less than 500 bytes
in size, that will allow the use of screens created by Screen
Formatter in batch files and even dBase III programs.
A supplement to the User's Guide that gives tips on how Screen
Formatter screens can be used within their own programs.
Whether or not you become a registered user, you are encouraged to
make copies of the evaluation version of PC Demonstration System, with
the following restrictions:
All files on the disk as distributed by Shamrock Microsystems,
Inc. must be included on all copies made.
No modifications in any form may be made to the programs or files
on the disk.
No charge may be made for the copy. User's groups, public domain
libraries, and other not-for-profit groups may charge a fee not to
exceed $7.
ing restrictions:
All files on the disk as distributed by Sha
NOTES665.TXT
Program name: PC Demonstration System
Author name: Shamrock Micro Systems
Address: PO Box 26527, Indianapolis, IN 46226
Telephone Number: 317-545-7871
Suggested Donation: $ 35.00
Program Description: PC DEMO is a an excellent program designed to put
together and display presentations on the system.
It would be of interest to salesmen, programmers,
teachers and others.
It consists of three sections :
1. Screen Formatter - this allows screens or slides
to be set up for a demonstration.
2. Demo Maker - this sets what sequence the
slides are to be displayed in and for how long.
3. Demo Run - this displays the demonstration.
The program is written in Turbo-Pascal and this
version is restricted to 10 records per file whereas
the copy you get with a donation can hold 400.
It will run on an XT, AT or compatible and needs
256 Kb of memory and DOS 2.0 or above.
PC Software Interest Group (PC-SIG)
1030D E. Duane Ave.
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1986
Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #0665
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
DEMO BAT 100 2-24-86 12:51p
DM COM 51685 2-22-86 4:20p
DM SCN 2300 2-22-86 4:29p
DMHLP SCN 12808 2-22-86 4:30p
DR COM 20612 2-22-86 4:21p
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GO BAT 597 12-19-86 3:55p
MANUAL DOC 33792 2-24-86 12:19p
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PCDEMO 005 490 2-22-86 4:33p
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