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Information about “PC-DISK LABEL II”
PC-DISK LABEL prints out disk labels for 3.5" and 5.25" disks and saves
them for later reference or reprinting.
PC-DISK LABEL (PCDL) is a simple program that can help organize a
computer user's disk collection and, at the very least, make every disk
label legible to the untrained eye. On each label, PCDL can print four
lines of 22 characters and a fifth line of 74 characters in compressed
mode. PCDL can even print multiple copies, invaluable for those who
need to back up their hard disks often or the professional distributing
software.
Labels can be produced in three sizes for 3.5" disks and three sizes
for 5.25" disks. A routine is included which prints labels to match 25
stock label dimensions. PCDL is easy to use and works with IBM, Epson,
Okidata, and Hewlett Packard printers.
FILE1192.TXT
Disk No: 1192
Disk Title: PC-Disk Label II
PC-SIG Version: S2.1
Program Title: PC-Disk Label II
Author Version: 3.0C
Author Registration: $25.00
Special Requirements: Printer
PC-DISK LABEL prints out disk labels for 3.5 inch and 5.25 inch disks
and saves them for later reference or reprinting.
PC-DISK LABEL (PCDL) is a simple program that can help organize a
computer user's disk collection and, at the very least, make every disk
label legible to the untrained eye. On each label PCDL can print four
lines of 22 characters and a fifth line of 74 characters in compressed
mode. PCDL can print multiple copies, which is invaluable for those who
need to back up their hard disks often or the professional distributing
software.
Labels can be produced in three sizes for 3.5 inch disks and three sizes
for 5.25 inch disks. A routine is included which prints labels to match
25 stock label dimensions. PCDL is easy to use and works with IBM,
Epson, Okidata, and Hewlett Packard printers.
PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1989 PC-SIG, Inc.
MANUAL.DOC
PC-DISK LABEL II 3.0S
BY
CARL F. MIESCKE
COPYRIGHT 1987,1988,1989 - CARL F. MIESCKE
DOCUMENTATION MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION....................................... 1.
DATA ENTRY/PRINTING PROCESS........................ 3.
PROGRAM CONFIGURATION.............................. 3.
REGISTRATION MESSAGE............................... 3.
DATA ADDRESS/PATH DESIGNATION...................... 3.
PRINTER CONFIGURATION.............................. 4.
PROGRAM FEATURES................................... 5.
LICENSE AGREEMENT.................................. 7.
MULTI-USER PACKAGES................................ 8.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT.................................. 8.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS................................ 9.
THE PC-DISK LABEL DISK.............................10.
REGISTRATION.......................................11.
INSTALLATION OF PC-DISK LABEL......................12.
TWO DISK DRIVE SYSTEM.......................12.
HARD DISK SYSTEM............................15.
START-UP OF PC-DISK LABEL..........................16.
TUTORIAL - USING PC-DISK LABEL 2.6.................17.
EXITING PC-DISK LABEL..............................18.
CREDITS............................................19.
FOTO 64, INC. - PO BOX 2130 - SARATOGA, CA 95070-2130
THIS IS A "SHAREWARE" PROGRAM
*************************************************************
* PC-DISK LABEL 3.0S *
* *
* PC-DISK LABEL 3.0C IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE SHAREWARE *
* CONCEPT. IT IS A FULLY OPERATIONAL AND COPYRIGHTED *
* PROGRAM WHICH YOU ARE ABLE TO TRY BEFORE BUYING.. *
* *
* .....IT IS NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN OR FREEWARE.......... *
* *
* USERS HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO REGISTER PC-DISK LABEL *
* IF IT IS USED AS A PART OF THEIR COMPUTER OPERATION. *
* *
*************************************************************
Register your copy of PC-DISK LABEL II now....... Your
support makes possible the continued development of PC-
DISK LABEL 3.0 and of other shareware programs - without
your support the shareware concept will fail and high
quality low cost programs will cease to exist. Send the
completed registration with your check for $30.00 to
FOTO 64, INC. P.O. BOX 2130, SARATOGA, CA 95070-2130.
YOUR SUPPORT WILL HELP MEET THE COSTS INCURRED DURING THE
DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF THIS PROGRAM.................
Shareware authors have faith in your integrity.
"There is no better buy than shareware."
FOR A COPY OF THE REGISTRATION FORM, RUN THE PROGRAM PRTREG
ON THE OPERATIONS DISK.
1.
INTRODUCTION
THE LABEL MAKER FOR ALL DISK AND SOFTWARE STORAGE.
...TESTED AND PROVED IN A BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT...
PC-DISK LABEL II
VERSION 3.0
COPYRIGHT CARL F. MIESCKE .. 1986 - 1989
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
PC-DISK LABEL has been developed to support the labelling of
software storage devices. It consists of seven routines, all of
which are accessible from a main PC-DISK LABEL menu. They
consist of three label editing/printing routine, two support
utilities, and a help/informational program.
The program is designed to be interactive with the user, is 100%
menu driven, and makes liberal use of text screens which guide
the user through the program operations........Like all programs
by the author, They are supported by extensive error routines
which will protect the data from most user errors.
Every effort has been made to provide a program which will
provide trouble free operation. Should you encounter any
difficulties a note to FOTO 64, INC. would be appreciated, and
assure correction in future versions of PC-DISK LABEL. The
author and FOTO 64, INC. assumes no responsibility for lost data
resulting from the use of this program. It is sold on an as is
basis.
2.
PC-DISK LABEL was developed for and use on the IBM PC/XT/AT and
true compatible machines. Occasional difficulties may be
experienced when operation this program on machines which are
not truly compatible with the IBM system. Should you encounter
problems contact FOTO 64, Inc at 408-243-6848.
If you have not already done so, please return the your
registration. A copy may be obtained by running PRTREG.BAT
located on the PC-DISK LABEL disk.This will allow Foto 64 to set
up your tech file. This will enable the best service to be
provided to you, and will assure that you will receive
information on PC-DISK LABEL up dates , as well as information on
other programs by the author and Foto 64.
Three label editing/printing routines may be accessed from the
main menu. Two of these are designed to utilized predesignated
label widths. The labels designed for the 3 1/2" disks measure 2
3/4" wide while those for the 5 1/4 in floppy disks measure 5"
in length. In both of these routines a variety of label heights
may be designated. In the Multi-format routine the user may
select from a variety 25 label dimensions ranging from 1/2" x 2
1/2" to 2" x 5". This diversity of selections accommodates a
variety label format requirements. With these three routines the
user has the ability to label any data storage devices or
hardware used.
Entered data may be printed, saved to a disk file, and/or
recalled for editing and printing at a later session. All data
will be printed, saved, and recalled in the format entered on
the screen. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET...
3.
THE DATA ENTER & PRINTING PROCESS
The label development process is essentially the same for all
three label routines. The user selects the routine from the main
menu, selects the label size being used from the routine menu ,
enters/edits the label data, and prints the labels required. In
all cases the entered data may be saved to a disk file, and
recalled from storage at a later session. In all cases storage
access is from the routine menu. Exiting the routine to the main
menu erases all data in memory.
PROGRAM CONFIGURATION
When PC-DISK LABEL is initiated files the configuration files
CONFIG.DRV an PR.DEF are read and operational system is set to
those specifications. These specifications and their
modification are discussed in the following paragraphs..
REGISTRATION MESSAGE
The registration message and number appearing on the
introductory screen may be changed by entering "ALT + R" at the
main menu. NOTE..This is only possible if the access code sent
with the registration is available. With out the proper access
code a nonregistered notice will be displayed.
DATA ADDRESS/PATH DESIGNATION
The data drive/directory path may be changed by entering the
"HOME" key at the main menu. The program will prompt of the new
data drive. After entering the new drive the directory of that
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selection will be displayed. Options for creating a new
directory, erasing a directory, and changing a directory will be
available. When completed enter selection for the main menu. The
program will provide the opportunity to rewrite or not to
rewrite the data configuration file. The data path may be
changed during the session with out modifying the configuration
file.
PRINTER CONFIGURATION
PC-DISK LABEL 3.0 has be delivered with the printer configuration
is set for printer port "LPT1" and for printer type "IBM GRAPHIC
PRINTER". If this configuration is not compatible with the
printer being used this may be changed by entering "ALT + P" at
the main PC-DISK LABEL MENU. Output ports "LPT1", "LPT2", "LPT3",
"COM1", "COM2", and "COM3" may be designated. Compatible
selections are provided for "IBM", "OKIDATA", "EPSON", and
"Hewlett Packard" dot matrix printers. If a COM port is selection
a list of designated options may be entered.
5.
PROGRAM FEATURES
** FEATURES OF PC-DISK LABEL 3.0 **
** GENERAL OPERATIONS **
PC-DISK LABEL (LABEL) ROUTINE
This routine is the controlling routine and contains the
main operations menu. All program operations are
initiated from this routine. Access to the three
editing, printing, and disk operations routines are
entered by highlighting the appropriate window.
When PC-DISK LABEL is initiated, two configuration files
are read and the program data address and the output
configuration is automatically set. These
configuration files may be modified from this routine,
and if desired, the new data address may be saved to the
configuration file. The next time PC-DISK LABEL is
started, the new configuration will be read.
LABEL EDIT/PRINT ROUTINES
These routines permit the creation, editing, saving,
and recalling of the disk label data. The 3 1/2" and
5 1/4" disk label routines are specifically designed to
develop labels for these formats. The Multi-format
routine permits selecting one of 25 label formats to
meet the format of data storage devices being used.
6.
WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET
All label data printed by the print routine of PC-DISK
LABEL must be entered or recalled within these routines.
Entered message data will be printed, save, and recalled
in the same format as developed.
GENERAL FEATURES TO BE REMEMBERED.
A data file address (Drive and Directory) may be saved to a
configuration file.
PC-DISK LABEL on initiation will read the configuration file
and set the data address automatically.
The data file address may be changed during a working
session with out changing the configuration file.
Permits data drive designation of A through N.
Validates the presence and readiness of drive selected.
A Directory may be changed, created, and removed without
exiting the program.
Multiple level directories are supported.
On-screen help is available on input routines.
Output and printer configurations may be set for most
printers and computer output ports.
7.
LICENSE AGREEMENT
PC-DISK LABEL was copyrighted in 1987, 1988, and 1989 and is
protected by the copyright laws of the United States of
America. The original and all copies of PC-DISK LABEL shall
remain the property of Foto 64, Inc. and the author.
Your use of PC-DISK LABEL constitutes your agreement with the
following conditions.
This copy of PC-DISK LABEL and all backup copies
are the property of the author.
Registered users are licensed to operate PC-DISK
LABEL on one computer in a single user environment.
You may make back up copies of PC-DISK LABEL as
necessary for use on a single computer system, and to
assure security of the original disk.
You may make disk copies of the original PC-DISK
LABEL disks for distribution or to share with other
computer users. You may not charge for this service.
You may not share your registration access code or
registration number with other computer users when
sharing disk copies with others.
You will not modify, reorganize, transfer,
disassemble, or remove from operation any PC-DISK
LABEL files, documentation, credits, or routines.
8.
Deviation from the above conditions shall be constituted a
violation of your license agreement. Under such conditions,
FOTO 64, Inc. and/or the author may declare the agreement null
and void and require the return of the original PC-DISK LABEL
disk and all backup and working copies.
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to provide an operating
program which is free from operational defects. PC-DISK LABEL
is licensed on an as-is basis and neither FOTO 64, Inc. or the
author can be held liable for lost data, lost time, or computer
incompatibility.
MULTI-USER PACKAGES
If PC-DISK LABEL 3.0(c)is to be used on a network, multi-user
system, or on more than one computer, contact the author for a
multi-user licensing agreement.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Technical support is available to registered users only. To
assure support, please complete the registration form fully and
return it to Foto 64, Inc. with your check for $25.00. You will
receive by return mail your registration package within two
weeks.
9.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
COMPUTER: IBM PC/XT/AT OR TRUE COMPATIBLE
MACHINES
AVAILABLE RAM RECOMMENDED MINIMUM 128K
ONE 5 1/4" FLOPPY DRIVE PLUS A
DISK DRIVES SECOND DRIVE OF ANY CONFIGURATION.
GRAPHICS ADAPTER IBM MGA AND/OR CGA OR TRUE COMPATIBLE.
HERCULES MGA ONLY.
MONITOR IBM MONO GRAPHIC OR COLOR GRAPHIC
MONITOR OR EQUIVALENT. MONO
MONITORS DRIVEN WITH A COMPOSITE
INPUT FROM A COLOR GRAPHICS
ADAPTER NOT ADVISED.
PRINTER ANY COMPATIBLE GRAPHICS OR TEXT
PRINTER.(IBM, Epson, H.P., and
Okidata formats recognized.)
OPERATING SYSTEM PC OR MS DOS 2.1 OR LATER.
PC-DISK LABEL was programed on and designed for operation on
true IBM compatible machines. Unfortunately, some compatibles
are not 100% IBM equivalents. Every effort has been made to
assure PC-DISK LABEL will be free from difficulties when
operated on compatible equipment, however, problems may
occasionally be encountered on such machines - should you
encounter a problem, please drop a note to FOTO 64, Inc.
describing the difficulty and your equipment configuration.
This feedback will assist in the development of future versions
of PC-DISK LABEL.
10.
Assistance will be given to registered users to correct or
circumvent the compatibility difficulty.
THE PC-DISK LABEL DISK
FILE FUNCTION
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LABEL.EXE..............PC-DISK LABEL controlling routine.
LABEL10.EXE............Multi-format label routine.
Enter, edit, print and save the label
data.
LABEL20.EXE............3 1/2" disk label routine.
Enter, edit, print and save the label
data.
LABEL30.EXE............5 1/4" disk label routine.
Enter, edit, print and save the label
data.
CONFILE.EXE............Enter serial and user code into the
introductory screen.
COLOR.EXE..............Software switch - switches from
monographic system to the color
graphics system.
CONFIG.EXE.............Develops the printer configuration file.
CONFIG.DRV.............Configuration file read by PC-
DISK LABEL.EXE to set the default data
address.
PCDL.PAK...............Screen Library pack.
PCO.PAK................Screen Library pack.
HELP.PAK...............Help screen library pack.
SPEEDSCR.COM...........Resident screen management module.
(Software Bottling Company of N.Y.)
MANUAl.DOC.............Installation documentation.
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REGFORM.DOC............Registration form.
PCDL.BAT...............PC-DISK LABEL start-up from CGA board.
Loads resident screen program and
initiates PC-DISK LABEL.
PCDLD.BAT..............PC-DISK LABEL start-up from MGA board,
transfers control to CGA board,
loads resident screen program, and
initiates PC-DISK LABEL.
SHOWDOC.BAT............Displays MANUAL.DOC on screen.
PRTDOC.BAT.............Prints hard copy of MANUAL.DOC.
PR.DEF.................Printer configuration file.
*.DEF..................Printer configuration selection files.
TEST.LB1...............Multi-format sample label
TEST.LB2...............3 1/2" disk sample label
TEST.LB3...............5 1/4" disk sample label
REGISTRATION
Register your copy of PC-DISK LABEL(c) by filling out the
registration form and returning it with your check for $30.00.
This will establish your eligibility for technical assistance
by both telephone and mail. In return you will receive the
following:
The registration/license number and access code for your
copy of PC-DISK LABEL.
Future upgrades of PC-DISK LABEL at a reduced cost.
Instructions for securing technical support and a
technical support service number.
12.
INSTALLATION OF PC-DISK LABEL
The installation of PC-DISK LABEL is simple. In fact, it may
be operated directly from the master PC-DISK LABEL disk with no
alterations, however, this is not recommended. The following
steps are recommended for making your master working disk.
5 1/4" or 3 1/2" DISK DRIVES
1. Place a DOS system disk in drive A: and an
unformatted disk in drive B:. Enter at the A:
prompt the following: A>format B:/V. Enter the
return key to initiate the format procedure.
Follow the system instructions. When the
formatting is complete, a prompt will request the
entry of the volume label. Enter PCDL30S. DOS
will validate the format and return to the system
prompt. Do not format another disk.
2. Remove the disk from drive B: and label it PC-
DISK LABEL SYSTEM MASTER. Set it aside for now.
3. Place a new blank disk in drive B: and format
another disk without the /S command. Enter at the
A: prompt the following: A>FORMAT B:/V. Follow
the same process used in step #1.
4. Remove this disk from drive B: and label it PC-
DISK LABEL DATA MASTER.
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5. Place the PC-DISK LABEL SYSTEM MASTER WORKING
DISK in drive B:.
6. Copy COMMAND.COM to the master working disk. Enter:
A>COPY COMMAND.COM B:
7. Place the master PC-DISK LABEL SYSTEM DISK in
drive A: and COPY all files to the SYSTEM working
disk in drive B:. Enter:
A>COPY *.* B:
8. This completes the first stage of the PC-DISK
LABEL installation.
PC-DISK LABEL may now be operated, but the complete
installation cannot be finished until the registration has
been returned to FOTO 64, INC. and your registration/license
number and access code have been received. When completed, the
registrant's name and registration number will appear on the
introductory screen.
9. Complete and return the registration card to FOTO
64. If you have not received the access code, go to
the start-up procedure.
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When you receive your registration/license number and the
access code, proceed with steps 10 through 13.
10. Place the working master PC-DISK LABEL disk in
drive A:, initiate by entering PCDL (A>PCDL), and
proceed to the main menu.
11. Enter ALT+R.
12. The PC-DISK LABEL install screen will be
displayed. You will be directed to enter a name or
message, the registration number, and the access
code.
The message may be up to 32 characters and may
consist of the registrant's name or any message
such as, "REGISTERED TO JOHN DOE."
The registration/license number must be entered
exactly as received.
The access code must be entered exactly as
received, taking care to use the upper and lower
case letters as indicated. Failure to do so will
result in an error message. If the error message
is ignored and the installation is continued, the
introductory screen will display an unregistered
copy notice.
Complete this installation procedure for all
working copies. When backup copies of the working
disk are made in the future, it will not be
necessary to complete steps 10 through 13 of the
installation procedure.
15.
13. Return the master disk to a secure location. Do
not lose the access code as it will be necessary
should you need to modify the introductory message.
DO NOT SHARE THE ACCESS CODE.
Should the access code be lost, it may be
reconstructed by FOTO 64, Inc from the registration
number. Call for help.
HARD DRIVES
To install PC-DISK LABEL on a hard drive, observe the following
steps:
14. Place your master PC-DISK LABEL master SYSTEM disk in A:
15. Change the system default to the drive on which
PC-DISK LABEL is to be located. If drive C:, then enter
A>C:
15. Make a directory called PCDL2 by entering
C>MD PCDL2.
16. Change to the PCDL2 directory by entering C>CD\PCDL2.
17. Copy the master disk to the directory PCDL2.
Enter C>COPY A:*.*
18. Complete and return the registration included on the
PC-DISK LABEL system disk. To obtain a copy run the
PRTREG.BAT program. (A>PRTREG)
16.
19. PC-DISK LABEL will now operate from the hard drive,
but the installation procedure is not complete.
When you receive your registration/license number and the
access code, complete the installation procedure by running the
configuration program. Just enter "ALT+R" at the main PC-DISK
LABEL menu.
Maintaining the data files in the same directory as the PC-DISK
LABEL operation files is not recommended. The data files work
best if placed in their own directory or directories. PC-MAIL,
PC-POSTCARD, and PC-DISK LABEL data storage may be filed on the
same data ADDRESS. PC-DISK LABEL will recognize all formats
and will display appropriate files. This will reduce the need
to exchange data addresses when printing the mailer. Data
directories may be created, erased, and changed by entering
HOME from the main PC-DISK LABEL menu.
START-UP OF PC-DISK LABEL
The program start-up sequence is critical to the proper
operation of PC-DISK LABEL. To simplify this start-up, two
batch files have been included on the master disk. If you are
starting the program from a monographic or colorgraphic system,
enter at the drive prompt PCDL (C>PCDL). If you have a dual
color/bw system, enter PCDLD at the drive prompt (C>PCDLD)
while in the monographic system. These start-up sequences must
be followed.
During start-up, the PC-DISK LABEL screen driver must be loaded
before any other program. This includes residential programs
such as SIDEKICK or XTREE. If you encounter difficulties with
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program conflicts, try operating PC-DISK LABEL without other
residential programs. If you still have difficulties, contact
FOTO 64, Inc.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THIS START-UP PROCEDURE WILL RESULT IN AN
UNREADABLE SCREEN!!
After loading the support resident programs, PC-DISK LABEL will
display the introductory screen and the status of the program
registration. The PC-DISK LABEL menu screen will be displayed
with the path of the PC-DISK LABEL data drive. If the
configuration file is missing, you will be asked to reenter
the path data and PC-DISK LABEL will create a new file. If
this should happen, it will be necessary for you to reenter
the registration data by entering ALT+R at the opening PC-DISK
LABEL menu. To do this you will need the registration data and
your access code.
TUTORIAL
USING PC-DISK LABEL 3.0(c)
If you are experiencing difficulty using PC-DISK LABEL, perhaps
the following information and directions will assist you.
DATA FILE ADDRESSES
PC-DISK LABEL data files may be located in the same directory
as those of PC-MAIL, PC-POSTCARD,and PC-MAILER. PC-DISK
LABEL will recognize the file types and will display only the
files requested.
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NOTE: The default data address may be changed within the
program with out changing the configuration driver.
ENTERING THE LABEL DATA.
Enter the HELP ROUTINE from the PC-DISK LABEL main menu
by entering "ALT+H". A portion of the help program is designed
to serve as tutorial. Its review is recommended.
EXITING PC-DISK LABEL
ALWAYS EXIT PC-DISK LABEL FROM THE MAIN MENU BY ENTERING THE
EXIT COMMAND.
This assures a proper shut down of the routine and unloads
the associated residence program and the screen libraries.
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SUPPORT CREDITS
Listing of Credits For Individual and Institutional
Assistance During The Developmental Phases And For
Continuing Support Of..
Program Development -- IBM Basic 3.0 *
-- Microsoft Quick Basic 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 **
Program Compiler ----- Microsoft Quick Basic 2.0 **
Screen Development --- Flash Up, Speed Screen, and Soft Code ***
Oper. Screen Support - Speed Screen ***
Machine Support ------ IBM Personal Computer*
**** Corvus Systems, Incorporated
Consultation &
Consistent Support - John Spitzer & Authors's Wife & Family.
* International Business Machines Corporation - IBM(R)
** Microsoft Corporation
*** Software Bottling Company of New York
REGFORM.DOC
FOTO 64 , INC
REGISTRATION FORM - PC DISK LABEL 3.0S (C)
PC-MAIL (C) COPYRIGHT 1989 FOTO 64, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
NAME___________________________________________ DATE_________________
ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________
CITY_________________________________ STATE ____ ZIP__________________
TELEPHONE_______________________________
REGISTRATION NUMBER SHOWN ON THE INTRODUCTORY PCDL SCREEN_____________
PC-MAIL IS BEING USED ON THE FOLLOWING SYSTEM
COMPUTER _______________________________________ RAM _________________
SYSTEM USED: (MONOGRAPHIC) (CGA) (HERCULES) (OTHER ________________
DISK DRIVES (1) (2) (3) HARD DISK ____________________ CAPACITY
MONITORS; NUMBER ___ : TYPE (COLOR) (MONO) (BOTH)
TYPE OF APPLICATION OF PC-MAIL _______________________________________
PRINTER: MAKE_________________________________ MODEL _________________
COMMENTS WELCOMED:
Please complete this form and mail with your check for $30.00 to the
following address:
FOTO 64, INC. SOFTWARE REGISTRATON PO BOX 2130 SARATOGA, CA 95070
PC-MAIL (C) FOTO 64, INC.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF PC-DISK LABLE. Your support will further
the development of user supported software....
Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #1192
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LABEL EXE 18512 12-11-89 10:08p
LABEL10 EXE 31408 11-27-89 11:18p
LABEL20 EXE 30160 11-29-89 1:48p
LABEL30 EXE 26208 11-27-89 11:34p
CONFILE EXE 6720 11-06-89 5:48a
CONFIG EXE 8064 11-18-89 11:23p
HELP EXE 7760 11-20-89 11:00p
BRUN20 EXE 69454 1-16-87 11:44a
PCDL PAK 39803 12-11-89 9:13p
HELP PAK 29096 12-11-89 11:21p
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PR DEF 70 6-04-90 2:41a
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GO COM 2048 6-04-90 2:20a
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PCDL BAT 65 11-06-89 5:28a
PCDLD BAT 65 11-06-89 5:30a
COLOR EXE 640 1-01-80 12:31a
SHOWDOC BAT 17 8-25-89 10:19a
PRTDOC BAT 109 8-25-89 10:20a
PRTREG BAT 209 8-22-87 8:04a
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REGFORM DOC 1586 12-06-89 2:42p
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