IX % STD_KEYS# Use the arrow keys to select a  disk category and press enter.  To add a new category, press INS. To delete a disk category, select one and press the DEL key. # % 8 4 e K STD_KEYSI Disk form help screen I The disk form procedure is called from any sort or search table. To  add a disk press the Ins key. To edit a disk, use the arrow keys or  the page up and down keys to select a disk and press enter. I Enter the information for the title field and press enter. Continue  entering information for each field. You are not required to enter  information for every track. Required fields are the 'title' field and the 'media' field. 5 I When you get to the 'category' field, a pop-up window will give you  a table showing the choices. At this time you may add a category by  pressing the Ins key. Use the arrow keys to select a category and  press 'enter'. 9 I Press Ctrl-T when you are in the disk form to call the Track table.  I Press Ctrl-Enter to accept a screen from anywhere in the form. This  allows for faster entry of data without having to press the enter key numerous times. Press Ctrl-Esc to reject the entire form information  from anywhere in the form. - Press Enter for more help, Esc to return to program I 5 TGD;[:B FCCB 5RC 60M D  ? aSTD_FND = = Enter a string of characters to search for.  = The program will find any occurance any where in the  field. For example: $ = 'Burton' would find 'Gary Burton'  = Upper and lower case are important! For example:  = 'Bach' would find 'Bach' and 'Bachman' but not 'Herschbach' = Press Enter for more help, or Esc to go back = @ # . F I B 4  ( @AADD_EDIT @SSORT_MEN @SSRCH_MEN& CD Pro-File Help Menu & Add or Edit a Disk Sort Help  Search Help & & & & & &&   '= k PN Main Menu Help N N Any Search or Sort Procedure can be used to add or change disk data 5  ;       Sort by various   Sort Menu  fields      Search Menu  Search for a    specific disk   Print Menu  Printer functions    Change user defined  Change User Defined Fields  field names     N N N Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to program N NN q  O 0O 0O 0O 0O 0O 0O 0O 0O 0O 0O Iq 00/0-0/000 IP  8O % STD_KEYS# Select one:  CD Compact disk LP Record album CS Cassette  TP Reel to reel tape  # Press Enter for more help # N$$% 8 4 d P STD_KEYSN Main Menu Help N N Any Search or Sort Procedure can be used to add or change disk data 5  ;  ;  ;  )Sort by various    fields  ;   Search for a    > C  ?  @  ?  =  3 C  ?  @  C . C  ) FF G>>C?@?=3C?@C.C ) FK EC Print by User Definable Fields C This procedure will print sorted by a user definable field. You have the option of printing your entire collection, or a range. C If you select Print a Range a pop-up window will prompt you to  enter a begining and ending selection. If you press the F2 key, a table of available selections will pop-up. It is essential to enter a title in the begining field that is before the ending  field, otherwise the print procedure will not work.  C You will then be prompted to put the printer in condensed mode. The print procedures in CD Pro-File are for 132 column printers, and if you have a wide carriage printer you will not need to use the condensed mode. . C Press Enter for more help, Esc to go back C F  G ?  ? C  ?  @  - = 3 C  ?  @  C . C  ) FFG??C?@?=3C?@C.C ) FK 7 7 ESTD_KEYSC Print Valuation Help C This procedure will print a complete list of your collection  and a calculation of it's value. In order for the total field  to function, you must have recorded your price paid for the disk in the Disk Information screen. " C You will be prompted to put the printer in condensed mode.  The print procedures in CD Pro-File are for 132 column printers, and if you have a wide carriage printer you will not need to use the condensed mode. . C Press Enter for more help, Esc to go back CC F  G @  ?  @  ! C  :  @  @  . C  ) B GFG@?@ !C:@@.C ) BGK 7 7> STD_KEYS< Sort Menu Help < The sort procedures allows you to sort your collection  by a variety of fields of the disk information. Use the  arrow keys to make your choice and press Enter. <<  G >  STD_KEYS< Search Menu Help < The search procedures allows you to 'look up' a disk by  entering a 'search string' of characters. Use the arrow  keys to select which field of the disk information you  will use to find a disk. You will then be asked to enter the search string. The exception to this is the 'Find  a Track' and Search by Track User Definable fields  procedures. This allows you to find which disk have a  particular track title on them. Since track information  is an optional feature, you may not be able to use this  procedure. 0 < Press Enter for More Help < x  OxO G &L@STD_KEYSJ Add a Disk Procedure Help Screen J The add a disk procedure is the same procedure as the Sort by Title  from the Sort Menu. Actually, you can add or edit a disk from any  search or sort procedure. / J The locator field provides rapid placement of the cursor bar. Pressing a keystroke will immediately position the cursor bar to the record in  the table with a value closest to the value keyed. Pressing additional keystrokes will cause the cursor bar to be repositioned each time to  the record which is closest to the value keyed.  J To edit, place the selection bar on the desired disk and press 'Enter'. To add a disk press the 'Ins' key. To delete a disk, place the cursor  bar on the desired disk and press the 'F3' key.  J J Use the  and  arrow keys to move through the scrolling  table one at a time, and the Page Up and Page Down  keys to scroll rapidly. * J Press Enter for more help, Esc to return to program J 3 Y3YO !  (& CD Pro-File Standard Keys & & F1 for help  Ins to add a record Del to delete a record Enter to edit a record Ctrl-Enter to accept a screen  from the middle of a form  Ctrl_Esc to back out of a form  &&  =  @  STD_KEYS> Search Procedure Help Screen > Search procedures allow you to find a particular disk in  your collection by entering a 'search string' of characters to look for. 0 > Enter the search string in the field at the top of the  screen. You need not enter the complete title or name. If  the string matches any part of the field, you will get a  list of disks that match. You may then select a disk to  view or edit by using the cursor keys, and press enter.  > Upper and Lower case are important! For example, entering  'Bach' on the search string line would find 'J.S. Bach',  but not 'Herschbach'. ' > If the search string does not find a match, a disk form  will pop-up and you will be prompted to add a record. If  you do not wish to add a record, press Esc.  > Press Enter for more help, Esc to return to program > F# 3 GK3G I  /. ( @ASTD_ADD  @SSTD_SORT @SSTD_FND  @MMAIN_MEN@ETRK_TBL  @PPRT_MEN @UUDHLP & CD Pro-File Help Menu & Add or Edit a Disk Sort Help  Search Help Main Menu  Entering Track Information  Printing Help User Defined Fields &     2= L>STD_KEYSJ Sort Procedure Help Screen J Sort procedures allow you to sort your disk collection by a variety of fields such as Title, Artist, Catagory, and Lable.  J The locator field provides rapid placement of the cursor bar. Pressing a keystroke will immediately position the cursor bar to the record in  the table with a value closest to the value keyed. Pressing additional keystrokes will cause the cursor bar to be repositioned each time to  the record which is closest to the value keyed.  J To edit, place the selection bar on the desired disk and press 'Enter'. To add a disk press the 'Ins' key. To delete a disk, place the cursor  bar on the desired disk and press the 'F3' key.  J J Use the  and  arrow keys to move through the scrolling  table one at a time, and the Page Up and Page Down  keys to scroll rapidly. * J Press Enter for more help, Esc to return to program J N 3 YN3YO E 0. . From this screen, press: . Ins to add a new record Del to delete a record Return to edit a record . Page Down to scroll down a page  Page Up to scroll up a page  to scroll down one record   to scroll up one record  . .. A ] @  vSTD_KEYS> Track Info help screen > Press Enter to accept a field, and the cursor will move to the next field. - > Press Esc to back up in the form, and cancel any changes.  > Track information is an optional feature of CD-Profile.  > Entering track information gives you a powerful tool to use for searching for which disks have a certain track title.  This is particularly good for classical collections where  you may have several versions of a piece of music. > Press Enter for more help, Esc to return to program > 4 FD I C ?" E.STD_KEYSC Track Table Help C The track table shows the track information for a disk. This  procedure can be called anytime from the disk form procedure  by holding the CTRL key down and pressing T (CTRL T). C The first time you call the track procedure for a disk, you will be prompted that 'Record Will Be Added'. Type the first track  number and press enter. Type the track title and press enter.  You will then be returned to the track table. To add another  track record press the Ins key. Tracks will be sorted by track  number. You may also enter duplicate tracks with same number but with different titles. This is helpful for tracks on a disk that have more than one title. The limit on tracks for any one disk  is 99. ; C Track information can be accessed from the search procedures.  C Ins to add a new track record  Del to delete a track record  Return to edit a track record  C Press Enter for more help, press Esc to return. C '  2 N'/PL C p ESTD_KEYSC User Defined Field Help C This is a user defined field. You can change the name of the  the user fields from the main menu procedure 'Change User  Defined Fields'. When you change the name of a user defined  field, the new name will be used for all forms and print procedures. 6 C These user defined fields can be searched from the search menu, or you can sort your collection by these fields.  C Press Enter for more help, Esc to go back CC F  G C <   /  8  6 /  @  0 C  ) C FFGC</8  6C@0C ) CFK 7 7CLS_TBL DSK_FORMENT_SRCHHELLO MAIN_MENMEDIA MENU PRNT_ART@PRNT_CATPRNT_HLPPRNT_RNG0PRT_COMP3!PRT_LBL %PRT_MEN }*PRT_STD -PRT_USER&2PRT_VAL 6SORT_MENB:SRCH_MENF;STD_ADD >STD_BAK gBSTD_FND CSTD_KEYSGSTD_SORTISTD_TBL 0MTRK_INFONTRK_TBL QUDHLP U