R:QUEST HARD DISK LOAD MODULE
R:Copyright 1984 by Morrow Designs
R:Written by John VanderWood 2/17/84
ESC: *ESCAPE
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T:
T:                 {Q U E S T    L O A D E R    P R O G R A M}
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T: }This operation copies the  Quest Bookkeeper System  from your Distribution
T:  diskettes  onto the hard disk.  You will need  all four Quest Distribution 
T:  diskettes before proceeding.
T:
T:  You can establish  1, 2, or 3 sets of books.  Each set will require  about 
T:  1 megabyte of space, not including data, so be sure you have 1.5 megabytes 
T:  (1,500 k) available per set.
T:
T:  I'll run a program now that tells you how much space you have left.
CPM: show A:;
T:
TNR: }Press the Return key to proceed:  
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A:

*NUMBER
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T: {You may press the ESC key now to QUIT without loading Quest.}
T:
T:  The Co-Pilot menus are programmed  to assume that Quest will reside in user
T:  numbers 10, 11, and 12.  If you want only one copy (normal for the indepen-
T:  dent businessperson keeping his own books), you should load Quest into user
T:  number 10.  If you want  multiple copies,  start with 10  and work up to 11
T:  and then 12.
T:
T:  Incidentally, user numbers 10, 11, and 12 correspond directly to Quest "file 
T:  cabinet drawers" 1, 2, and 3.
*AGAIN
CUR: 0,21
T:                                                                   
CUR: 0,21
TNR:  Select the user number for Quest now.  Type{10, 11,}or{12: }
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A: $UN
M:10,11,12,
BELLN:
JN:*AGAIN
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CPM:user $UN
EXIST:KCTL.DIR
CPM:user 0
JY: *EXISTS
JN: *LOAD

*EXISTS
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T:{User number $UN already contains a copy of Quest!}
T:
T: If you load  in a new copy,  it will{erase all data}currently used with that
T: copy.  Please be absolutely sure that this is what you want to do.
T:
T: Press "!" to erase the existing copy of Quest and its data, or anything else
TNR: to return to the previous screen:  
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A:
M: !
JY: *LOAD
JN: *NUMBER

*LOAD
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T:}Insert the{QUEST INSTRUCTIONAL (DATA) DISKETTE}into the drive 
TNR: and press RETURN.
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A:
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EXIST: B:kins.com
JY: *CPM1
U: *WRONGDSK
J: *LOAD
*CPM1
CPM:pip A:[g$UN]=B:*.*[g0 r];
*GL
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EXIST: kgsl.com
JY: *AR
TNR:}Insert the{GENERAL LEDGER PROGRAM DISKETTE}into the drive and press RETURN: 
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A:
CLRS:
EXIST: B:kgpl.com
JY: *CPM2
U:*WRONGDSK
J:*GL
*CPM2
CPM: pip A:=B:*.*[r]   
*AR
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EXIST: krcr.com
JY:*CD
T:}Insert the{ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE PROGRAM DISKETTE}into the drive 
TNR: and press RETURN: 
INMAX:1
A:
CLRS:
EXIST: B:krcr.com
JY: *CPM3
U: *WRONGDSK
J: *AR
*CPM3
CPM: pip A:=B:*.*[r]
*CD
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EXIST: kufl.com
JY: *CPM5
T:}Insert the{CASH DISBURSEMENTS PROGRAM DISKETTE}into the drive 
TNR: and press RETURN: 
INMAX:1
A:
CLRS:
EXIST: B:karp.com
JY: *CPM4
U: *WRONGDSK
J: *CD
*CPM4
CPM:pip A:=B:*.*[r];
*CPM5
CPM:set k*.*[sys]; set *.rpt[sys]
J: *FINISH

*WRONGDSK
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T:{
TNR:That appears to be the wrong disk.  Press Return to review the correct title:}
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E:

*FINISH
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T: {Quest is now installed in  user number $UN.  When you use it,  it will be
T:  in "instructional mode."  The data files contain sample data to help you 
T:  learn to use Quest.  Later when you're familiar with using Quest, you'll
T:  run a program called "KINS" that zeroes out the data files,  letting you 
T:  add real data of your own.  Refer to page 2-22 of the MD-11 User's Guide
T:  for instructions on running KINS.
T:
T:  If you want to load additional copies of Quest, start over at the Utility
T:  menu.}
T:
TNR:  Press the Return key to return to the Main Menu:  
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*ESCAPE
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TNR:{Returning to the Main Menu; please stand by . . .}
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