-> ENTERING DATES:  You may either: 1) use the arrow, PgUp, and PgDn keys to
   move around the on-screen calendar, pressing the <ΔΩ key when the date you
   want is highlighted; or 2) enter the date directly at the cursor.  If you do
   the latter, it should be in this form: DA MON YR, where MON is the first
   three letters of the month whose date you're entering (eg: 2 OCT 89).
     To find a date, plus some number of days, just enter the date at the cur-
   sor, append a plus sign and the number of days you want to add.  For
   instance, "2 OCT 89 +20" yields 22 OCT 89.
-> PAUSING: When you find the computer in the middle of some lengthy proce-
   dure, such as printing a report, and you want to pause, press the space bar.
   Doing so will cause the process to stop until you press the space bar again.
-> ABORTING:  If, instead of wishing that the computer pause in the middle of
   a procedure, you prefer to abort that procedure altogether, press ESC.
-> REPORTS:  Whenever you are about to have a report printed on the screen and
   would prefer that it be printed on your printer, press ALT-P just before the
   report preparation begins.  You may send the data to a disk file, instead of
   the printer, by pressing ALT-F (in place of ALT-P).  The file created or ap-
   pended, named "TEXT.MX", may then be modified with most text editors.
-> HELP:  Always look at the bottom of the screen for instructions.  If you
   need more assistance, try pressing ALT-F1.

>  "S" = fill in the current field with identical data from the last record
>  F9  = erase a complete line