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After you download a file, you can mark it as downloadedand insert the date it was downloaded into the    directory file.  This provides a record of what   you have downloaded from any given bulletin board.        Program setup:   Use this option to configure     various parameters that the Scorekeeper uses whileit is operating.        Exit to DOS:  This option quits the Scorekeeper   and returns you to the DOS prompt.    9  Add entries to directory:   This selection is usedto add files to the user directory.  When you     select this option, the default path for user     files and the volume ID of the disk will be       displayed.  You can change both of these items.   When you press Enter, the Scorekeeper will search through the indicated path for filenames that     match the search specification.                                                                     As each filename is found, the user directory     index is checked to see if the file is already    cataloged.  If it is, you will be asked if you    want to replace it.  Press Enter to proceed, or   press Esc to skip the file and look for another.v      As each new file is found or an existing file is  replaced, you will be prompted for a description  for each file.                                                                                      To quit this procedure at any time and return to  the User Directory menu, press the Esc key.    \  Browse directory entries:   This option lets you  view the entire user file directory on the screen.You can delete and update file records, search forspecified strings, and mark files so they are not selected for uploading.                                                                             Moving around in the browse screen is accomplishedby using the following keys:                                                                           Up Arrow - Move selector up or scroll up          Dn Arrow - Move selector down or scroll down      PgUp - Scroll up one screen of data               PgDn - Scroll down one screen of data             Ctrl-PgUp - Move selector to top of screen        Ctrl-PgDn - Move selector to bottom of screeng	         Home - Move to beginning of file                  End - Move to end of file                                                                        Also, pressing Alt-Z brings up the functions menu.The functions are:                                                                                     Alt-D - Delete the selected file record           Alt-U - Update the selected file record           Alt-J - Search for specified text string          Alt-L - Repeat search for text string             Space - Mark file so that it won't be selected               for uploading    �  List the user directory:   This option is used to list the files in the user directory.                                                               When you select this option, a window will appear where you can select the sort type and the output destination.                                                                                        You can sort the entries alphabetically by name,  or by the disk ID, or you can choose not to sort  at all.  Use the up and down arrow keys to move   the selector to the desired sort option and then  press Enter, or press the highlighted letter.                                                       You can have the output go to the printer, screen,or to a disk file.  Use the up and down arrow keys�      to select the output destination, or press the    highlighted letter.  If you choose to have the    listing go to a disk file, a field will be        displayed where you can enter the path/name of    that file.  When you are finished, press Enter to proceed with the listing, or press the Esc key to return to the User Directory menu.                                                                  If you chose to display the data on the screen,   the computer will pause and wait for a key to be  pressed after every screenful of data is          displayed.  Pressing any key except the Esc key   will continue with the next screen.  Pressing the Esc key will return you to the User Directory     menu.        Index the user directory:   This option is used ifyou want to use a directory file that was created by a program other than the Scorekeeper.  It      builds an index of all the files that are in the  directory, so that when you want to add more      files, it can check to see if they are already    cataloged.  If you use the Scorekeeper to create  and maintain the user directory, then you won't   need to run this procedure.        Add a BBS record:   This option is used to add a  BBS to the system and to enter the names of the   BBS directory file and the upload file.                                                             When you choose this option, a window will appear where you can enter the name of the BBS, the name of the BBS directory file, and the name of the BBSupload file.  The Scorekeeper will check to make  sure that these filenames are not already being   used.  If they are, a message will be displayed   and you will have to re-enter the filename.                                                         You can also specify the layout of the BBS        directory file.  This lets you use a file with theScorekeeper even if it has a nonstandard layout.        Delete a BBS record:   This option is used to     remove a BBS from the system.  It does not delete the BBS directory file and the BBS upload file.                                                     When you select this option, a list of BBSes will be displayed.  Move the selector bar to the BBS   you want to delete and press Enter.  A small      window will appear to the right of that BBS where you can confirm that you want to delete that BBS. Move the selector to "Yes" or press the           highlighted letter to proceed with the deletion.                                                    When you are finished, press the Esc key to returnto the menu.        Update a BBS record:   Since many BBS directories are fairly large, some BBSes provide smaller filesthat contain only the latest uploads.  This optionlets you add the data in these update files to thelarger BBS directory file.  It is not used to     modify the BBS name, directory file name, or      upload file name.                                                                                   When you select this option, you will be prompted to select the BBS to update and to enter the name of the update file.  The Scorekeeper will then addthe data in the update file to the end of the BBS directory file.    !  List a BBS directory:   This option lets you list an entire BBS directory file.  Since a large      directory file will take quite a while to print,  you may want to consider if you really want to    print it.                                                                                           When you select this option, you will be prompted to select a BBS to process if one is not already  selected.  Then, a window will appear where you   can select the sort type and the output           destination.                                                                                        You can sort the entries alphabetically by name,  or by the file date, or you can choose not to sortat all.  Use the up and down arrow keys to move  $  the selector to the desired sort option and then  press Enter, or press the highlighted letter.                                                       You can have the output go to the printer, screen,or to a disk file.  Use the up and down arrow keysto select the output destination, or press the    highlighted letter.  If you choose to have the    output go to a disk file, a field will be         displayed where you can enter the path/name of    that file.  When you are finished, press Enter to proceed with the listing, or press the Esc key to return to the BBS directory menu.                                                                   If you chose to display the data on the screen,   the computer will pause and wait for a key to be!      pressed after every screenful of data is          displayed.  Pressing any key except the Esc key   will continue with the next screen.  Pressing the Esc key will return you to the BBS Directory menu.        Find prospective uploads:   This option is used tocompare the file names in the user directory with those in the BBS directory.  Names in the user    directory which don't have a matching file on the BBS directory are candidates for uploading.                                                         When you select this option, the Scorekeeper will read in all the BBS file names and sort them      alphabetically, then read in the user file names  and do a binary search to see if they exist in theBBS directory.  A count of BBS files, user files, prospective uploads, and rejected uploads will be displayed on the screen.    D*  List prospective uploads:   This option is used toprint a listing of the files that may be uploaded to a BBS.                                                                                           When you select this option, you will be prompted to select a BBS to process if one is not already  selected.  Then, a window will appear where you   can select the sort type and the output           destination.                                                                                        You can sort the entries alphabetically by name,  or by the file date, or you can choose not to sortat all.  Use the up and down arrow keys to move   the selector bar to the desired option and then   press Enter, or press the highlighted letter.R'  :-  You can have the output go to the printer, screen,or to a disk file.  Use the up and down arrow keysto select the output destination, or press the    highlighted letter.  If you choose to have the    listing go to a disk file, a field will be        displayed where you can enter the path/name of    that file.  When you are finished, press Enter to proceed with the listing, or press the Esc key to return to the BBS directory menu.                                                                   If you chose to display the data on the screen,   the computer will pause and wait for a key to be  pressed after every screenful of data is          displayed.  Pressing any key except the Esc key   will continue with the next screen.  Pressing theD*      Esc key will return you to the Uploads menu.    0  Mark uploaded files:   This option is used to movea file record from the upload file to the BBS     directory file after it has been uploaded to the  BBS.  This lets the Scorekeeper know that it is   not to be selected again as a prospective upload.                                                   When you select this option, the Scorekeeper will ask you to enter the name of the file that is to  be marked.  It will then search through the uploadfile.  If the file name is found, you will be     prompted for the upload date.  You can use the    default date by simply pressing Enter, or you can change it to another date.  The uploaded file willthen be marked.o-      This option will keep asking you to enter the     names of uploaded files to mark until you press   the Esc key, at which time you will be returned tothe Upload menu.    �3  List uploaded files:   This option is used to     print a listing of files which have been uploaded to a BBS.                                                                                           When you select this option, you will be prompted to select a BBS to process if one is not already  selected.  Then, a window will appear where you   can select the sort type and the output           destination.                                                                                        You can sort the entries alphabetically by name,  or by the upload date, or you can choose not to   sort at all.  Use the up and down arrow keys to   move the selector bar to the desired option and   press Enter, or press the highlighted letter.�0  �6  You can have the output go to the printer, screen,or to a disk file.  Use the up and down arrow keysto select the output destination, or press the    highlighted letter.  If you choose to have the    listing go to a disk file, a field will be        displayed where you can enter the path/name of    that file.  When you are finished, press Enter to proceed with the listing, or press the Esc key to return to the Upload menu.                                                                          If you chose to display the data on the screen,   the computer will pause and wait for a key to be  pressed after every screenful of data is          displayed.  Pressing any key except the Esc key   will continue with the next screen.  Pressing the�3      Esc key will return you to the Uploads menu.        Select downloads:   This option lets you browse   through the BBS file directory and select files   that you want to download.  You can also use this option to mark files that have already been       downloaded.    �:  List selected downloads:   This option is used to print a listing of files that you want to downloadfrom a BBS.                                                                                         When you select this option, you will be prompted to select a BBS to process if one is not already  selected.  Then, a window will appear where you   can select the sort type and the output           destination.                                                                                        You can sort the entries alphabetically by name orby the file date, or you can choose not to sort atall.  Use the up and down arrow keys to move the  selector bar to the desired option and then press Enter, or press the highlighted letter.�7      You can have the output go to the printer, screen,or to a disk file.  Use the up and down arrow keysto select the output destination.  If you choose  to have the listing go to a disk file, a field    will be displayed where you can enter the         path/name of that file.  When you are finished,   press Enter to proceed with the listing, or press the Esc key to return to the Downloads menu.                                                        If you chose to display the data on the screen,   the computer will pause and wait for a key to be  pressed after every screenful of data is          displayed.  Pressing any key except the Esc key   will continue with the next screen.  Pressing the Esc key will return you to the Downloads menu.    �@  List downloaded files:   This option is used to   print a listing of files that have been downloadedfrom a BBS.                                                                                         When you select this option, you will be prompted to select a BBS to process if one is not already  selected.  Then, a window will appear where you   can select the sort type and the output           destination.                                                                                        You can sort the entries alphabetically by name,  or by the upload date, or you can choose not to   sort at all.  Use the up and down arrow keys to   move the selector bar to the desired option and   then press Enter, or press the highlighted letter.�=  �C  You can have the output go to the printer, screen,or to a disk file.  Use the up and down arrow keysto select the output destination, or press the    highlighted letter.  If you choose to have the    listing go to a disk file, a field will be        displayed where you can enter the path/name of    that file.  When you are finished, press Enter to proceed with the listing, or press the Esc key to return to the Downloads menu.                                                                       If you chose to display the data on the screen,   the computer will pause and wait for a key to be  pressed after every screenful of data is          displayed.  Pressing any key except the Esc key   will continue with the next screen.  Pressing the�@      Esc key will return you to the Downloads menu.