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Disk No: 2826
Disk Title: MR. BILL 3/3 (also #469, & #470)
PC-SIG Version: S4.5
Program Title: Mr. Bill
Author Version: 3.41
Author Registration: $40.00
Special Requirements: 320K RAM, and two floppy drives.
Money in the bank -- a lovely phrase. Money owed to your company could
be money in YOUR bank -- if you collect it. MR. BILL does almost
everything needed for your small- to medium-sized firm to birddog bills
and increase collections with a minimum of labor and losses.
Highly flexible, MR. BILL handles taxes and charges of every sort. It
automatically updates and sends client bills out monthly, prints your
letterhead, and up to a 30-line message. You can charge different
customers different rates for the same thing. Each file can have 16,000
entries. Get the client's name, address, phone number, and current
balance from the operating system in less than four seconds.
Prepare itemized invoices/bills and generate a bevy of summary and in-
depth reports including account aging and an excellent audit trail. The
28-page manual is adequate for experienced clerks.
PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1991 PC-SIG, Inc.
FOR FLOPPY DISK SYSTEMS:
Take a blank disk from your box of disks and "initialize"
it. This means you must run the "format" program which came
with your machine. If you don't know how to do this, read your
DOS manual about formatting disks.
Put Mr. Bill Disk #1 into the A drive and your new disk
into the B drive. Now, type:
A>copy A:*.* B:
Disk Number 1 will be used to set up your programs, to
enter billing data, to add and change addresses and billing
codes and rates, and to add files together. Repeat for disk #2.
Disk Number 2 will be used to write your bills to a disk
file, to the printer, to prepare ageing reports, to prepare
audit trails and to prepare a report of your charges in date
order.
To use either disk just type BILL and press return.
Again, use disk #1 to input your data and disk #2 to
prepare your reports.
Okay, so much for the disk(s) holding your MR. BILL
programs.
Now you must format a new disk to hold your
data. This will be your data disk. Most people will put the
data disk into drive B.
Label the program disk(s) as "MR. BILL PROGRAM DISK (#1)
--DRIVE A" and in our example, the data disk as "MR. BILL DATA
DISK--DRIVE B". Note: your program disk does not have to go
into drive A. You can put your programs on any disk. Also,
your data disk does not have to go in drive B. You can choose
any drive as your data disk drive.
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║ To print information about CONVTADD, type: COPY README PRN (Enter) ║
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║ To view instructions on how to install onto a floppy system, type: ║
║ FLOPPY (Enter) ║
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║ Note: If you are installing to a floppy, you will need to ║
║ also type HARD to view instructions for all users. ║
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║ To view instructions on how to install onto a hard drive, type: ║
║ HARD (Enter) ║
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║ Copyright 1991, PC-SIG INC. ║
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FOR HARD DISK SYSTEMS:
Create a subdirectory on drive C:\ called BILL.
Put the Mr. Bill Disks in drive A:, and type: A>COPY *.* C:\BILL [RETURN]
Copy all the disks. Type: C: [return] then cd \bill [return]
FOR EVERYONE
To begin type BILL [Return]. If this is the very first time
you have used MR. BILL it will ask you what drive you want to hold
your data disk. In our example we will tell it B. If you use a
hard disk, you would tell it C. Mr. Bill will create the file
DISKDRVE and put the letter B or C into the file so that it can
remember which drive you chose.
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
README 2304 11-30-90 12:00p
CONVTADD EXE 40058 11-23-90 3:41p
BILLMAN UAL 272640 1-09-91 1:53p
FLOP TXT 872 9-11-91 2:49p
FLOP1 TXT 802 8-22-91 12:54a
FLOPPY BAT 56 9-11-91 2:51p
GO BAT 28 7-15-91 3:34p
GO TXT 1580 9-13-91 3:14a
HARD BAT 30 8-25-91 10:28p
HARD TXT 685 9-11-91 2:49p
FILE2826 TXT 2221 8-25-91 11:10p
11 file(s) 321276 bytes
33792 bytes free