HPAD ’’’0JAķX””ķX•†vą”j7ķXķX`°šŽ”6 IndexœBq•X$h°šøķX†vŽ”§B'…8”X$¬ĒšxķX†vŽ”«BJ•Xh2ˆžHRg†vŽ” "BŒ†J•Xh2`žXRg†vŽ”  .BŗŠ8”Xh2|ž¼Rg†vŽ” 2D'7/Handler Select; Begin cancel; End; Ņž77X  :*HFO8°š|ESC=Exitmented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OK4D<Handler Select; Begin go to previous page; End; ŅD7=*H&@°š PGUP=Prevented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OG0@8Handler Select; Begin go to next page; End; Ņ@7<*H*4H°š£PGDN=Nextented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OB%5-Handler Select; Begin help; End; Ņ57X  ļ:*HFNP°š6F1=Helpemented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡GGp’‡OP0@P‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ!pč&œp’G-=5Handler Select; Begin go to page 1; End; Ņ=71*H \°šIndexrevented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OU5E=Handler Select; Begin go to pad "helpnote"; End; ŅžE7helpnote *H;Dd°š©Notebookented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡O05W=handler closepad; begin global LastHelpPage; push this page; pop page into LastHelpPage; end; handler openpad; begin if not fromHelp() then push recent; pass; end; handler cancel; begin pop page; end; handler domenu(d); begin if d is "Next" then begin set the focus to background button id 3; if the currentObject is "bkgnd button id 3" then pass; end else if d is "Previous" then begin set the focus to background button id 2; if the currentObject is "bkgnd button id 2" then pass; end else pass; end; åšWätč•7`]_lasthelppageXXX*7X fromhelp;:y‘/*7^*87NextX+,X3O hbkgnd button id 3X  Q:+/$=PreviousX+,X2O hbkgnd button id 2X  Q:+/$/*Ö¬&‚ HyperPAD 2.2Ø Brightbi‚l-Roberts & Co.‚‚± Project Help Ą±’’’’’’’’’’’’’īPre‚s TAB to highlight a bu‚t on, then pre‚s ENTER.‚ Pre‚s ESC to return.‡Šp‚‡Ž0’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡Ż‡ŠŠ0-@J ^ ĀYģzÄ_ R€H©J0@8handler select; begin go to page id 7; end; Ņš@77*H‡1 ž{ About the Planner PadÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’J0@8handler select; begin go to page id 8; end; Ņœ@78*H‡.ü&œDefining a Project±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’J0@8handler select; begin go to page id 9; end; Ņž@79*H‡ 5 “ž§Listing Tasks and MembersÄÄÄÄ1p’y6^nfhandler select; begin go to page id 11; end; handler select; begin go to pg id 8; end; Ņžn711*H‡ 4 $ž=Adding and Editing TasksksÄÄÄ1p’H @5covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’iN("ō Index ’’’’’’’’’’’’’’ćō‡0’’’’’’’’’’’’’’ć)Le Ē ]óøżt€HiPĒšéččThe Project pad is divided into three sections, each representing a phase of project management.  First, you define the project, determine its coordinator, and decide when the project will start and when it will be completed.  Second, you determine the list of tasks that must be completed for the project to be successfully completed and the project team.  Finally, you describe the tasks in greater depth and assign tasks to the team members. The first page of the Project pad allows you to complete the first task. Selecting accesses the list of all tasks necessary to complete the project. From the task list, you can add and modify tasks by selecting either .J0@8handler select; begin go to page id 9; end; Ņš@79*H ØžĘ2-Task Listtt0h0e0 0P0l0a0n0n0e010p’0L1A9handler select; begin go to page id 11; end; ŅšA711*H0 !Ä©š\3-Add Task or 4-Edit TaskÄÄÄÄ1p’H@4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’ig9*ģ About the Pla‚ner Pad ’’’’’’’’’’’’’’Ūģ—0’’å’š’š’’’’’’’’‘!>ĒŖō€HŽHœ˜šzy'Select a command line option for more information. 1-Find allows you to search through various project descriptions for a specific piece of text. 2-Task List accesses all of the tasks which are part of the current project. 3-New Project creates a blank form for a new project. 4-Delete Project removes all information in the pad associated with the current project.P‡@>O ‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ!p|Sœ’’p’U+;3handler select; begin setstart 9; end; Ņž;79  setstart;:*H‡ lSœĀ1-Findton‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’W,<4handler select; begin setstart 17; end; Ņž<717  setstart;:*H‡ œSœc2-Task List±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’W,<4handler select; begin setstart 25; end; Ņž<725  setstart;:*H‡&ŒSœ3-New Project±‡±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’W,<4handler select; begin setstart 33; end; Ņž<733  setstart;:*H‡)8¼Sœ©4-Delete Project‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’H@4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’iąŠ ’handler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 1; end; €ž éĘ$ setstart87X1%  Ė X P*71  setstart;:*11üķ Defining a Project ńƒÜ¶ß†Ü‘ƒÜŚ“Äæš³‡ProjectTitle:NewCarSeat’³Ū™Ć“Ä“Ū™ ³ProjectC‚ordinator:JohnSmith”³Ū™³ŠStartDate:7/‚1/90—³Ū™³…CompletionDate:9/19/90—³Ū™³ProjectDescription:Ÿ³Ū™7³Thepurposeofthisprojectistodesignandmawufa³Ū™7³carseat,onethatdoesn'theatupinthesun,but³Ū™³duringthewinter.”³Ū™Ą“ÄŁŪ›µß®܃܌¼Ü‚HomeÜƃ߃ƒßŒ„ß‚†ß™1-Find‚ 2-TaskList‚ 3-NewProject‚4-DeleteProjectPre‚sTABtomovethehighlightbetw‚enbu‚tonsandfields.’’’£ķ”0ńƒ¶†‘ƒˆ¶‚ˆ„€‘‚€‡—Œ’€ˆ„€‘‚€‡¶€ˆ„€‘‚€‡—š…€ˆ„€‘‚€‡—‚€ˆ„€‘‚€‡—‚€ˆ„€‘‚€‡¶€ˆ„€‘‚€‡‚²‚€ˆ„€‘‚€‡‚²‚€ˆ„€‘‚€‡‚²‚€ˆ„€‘‚€‡¶€ˆ„€‘‚€‚ˆ‡µ€ˆ„€‘—€ƒG€‚‡ƒG€‹‡„G€‡†G‡€‘›€ƒ‡€‚‡„€‚‡Œ€“¼’æ0’’’¢1–xŹąp¼_L~ž€Hø&œjii After you enter the preliminary project description, you're ready to select the project team and begin determining tasks and assigning responsibilities. To do so, you must access the second section of the project pad: Select the 2-Task List button from the command line. A page will appear containing two scrolling fields which contain all the tasks for this project and all the team members working on the project. From this page you can, add and delete members, add and edit tasks, and delete tasks for the current project. To learn more about the command line options, continue to the next page.H@&covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’if<&ź Listing Tasks and Members ’’’’’’’’’’’’’’Łź›0’’’’’’ŗ‚’’’’’’’’Ø!Ž^!‹€HhžwvvThe following "command line" represents the command line on the project pad. To learn more about an option, select it.U+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; Ņž;71  setstart;:*H‡ tžø"New Button‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ"’W,<4handler select; begin setstart 12; end; Ņž<712  setstart;:*HöšY#New Button"’W,<4handler select; begin setstart 23; end; Ņž<723  setstart;:*H0!*„žü#New Button0g0h0l0i0g0h0t00b0e0t0"0’0W,<4handler select; begin setstart 34; end; Ņž<734  setstart;:*H-7”žŸ$New ButtonžŅvX"’¬‡Hø©š˜—3Ž=To add a member: 1. Select 1-Add Member from the command line (ALT+1). 2. In the dialog box that appears enter the individual's name and press ENTER. 3. Another dialog box will appear, enter their position. The person's name and title will be added to the member list. To delete a member: 1. Highlight the person's name in the member list. 2. Select the 2-Delete Member option from the command line (ALT+2). That member's name will be removed from the member's list. To add a task: Select the 3-Add Task option from the command line (ALT+3). The third section of the Project pad will be placed on screen. Here, you pick a team member for the task, describe it, and list begin and end dates. For more information on this section select the Adding and Editing Tasks button on the Index page. To edit tasks: Select 4-Edit Task from the command line (ALT+4) The third section of the Project pad will be placed on screen. Here, you pick a team member for the task, describe it, and list begin and end dates. For more information on this section select the Adding and Editing Tasks button on the Index page. To delete a task: 1. Highlight the task that you want to delete on the task list. 2. Select 5-Delete Task (ALT+5). All information about that task will be removed from the pad. P Nkx‡–—£³¾ĶÜåęēõ!p¬ž’’p’W,<4handler select; begin setstart 45; end; Ņš<745  setstart;:*H:F˜žB+New ButtonžŅvX"’H@*4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’iā‹”“handler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 52; end; €š”éĒ$ setstart87X1%  Ė X P*752  setstart;:*÷É*ź Listing Tasks and Members ’’’Æ1-A‚dMember‚2-DeleteMember‚3-A‚dTask‚ 4-EditTask‚ 5-DeleteTaskŒPre‚sTABtomovethehighlightbetw‚enbu‚tonsandfields.’’’’’’’’’’ź›0’’ŽĪˆ‚Ī‚Ī0’’’’’’’’’’‹5/,- +"#²#U$ų$B%š*›+å+€HH@4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’izH.ė A‚ding and Editing Tasks ķ.Enter a description of the task in this field.¢³ƒĮÜŪŠ³ƒŪŚ¼ÄæÜŪŠĄÄŪ³Taskdescription:Ŗ³ŪŪŽŪ³¼³ŪŪŽ Ū³Taska‚s ignedto:˜PickaMember܃³ŪŪ‚ÄæŠŪ³Ŗßƒ³ŪŪƒ³†ŚÄŪ³‡ Startdate:Ŗ³ŪŪƒ³†³ƒŪ³¼³ŪŪƒ³†ĆÄŪ³‰ Enddate:Ŗ³ŪŪƒ³†³ƒŪĆ¼Ä“ŪŪƒ³†³ƒŪ³­Ok܃ CancelܳŪŪƒ³†³ƒŪ³­„߃ˆß³ŪŪƒ³†³ƒŪĄ¼ÄŁŪŪƒ³†³ƒŪ¾ßŪ‚Ū³†³ØŪŚžÄŁ†Enter the start andŽSelect the Pick a Member bu‚t on, and then†end dates here.’ch‚o!se a member from the field that a‚pears.’’Ćėš0ķ®¢ƒĮŠƒ¾€ˆŠƒ”Ø‚€ˆŽ”Ø‚€ˆŽ”•0„€ˆ„Š«„€ˆƒ†ƒ”‹Ÿ€ˆƒ†ƒ¾€ˆƒ†ƒ”‹Ÿ€ˆƒ†ƒ¾€ˆƒ†ƒ­„G‚ˆG€ˆƒ†ƒ®„ƒˆ€ˆƒ†ƒ¾€ˆƒ†ƒ‡¾€ˆ‚†؁ †“Ž©†’¬’’Ć£.C.Y.