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All lists contain 100 items.  When created they will all be blank items.  A   list can be a mixture of sublist items, blank items, and executable items if  desired.  To select a list item, move the highlight to the desired item and   press the Enter key.                                                                                                                                        If the item is a sublist, you will see the heirarchy displayed above the      List title and a new list will be presented.  There is a maximum of 10 list   levels that a sublist item can go to; the initial list item level and 9       sublist levels.                                                                                                                                             If the item is an executable, the appropriate command will be executed.       When the command has been completed you will be returned to the location in   the list from which you left.                                                                                                                                                                                                             SUBLIST ITEM                                                                  To make an item be a sublist all that is required is some text in the         description data field, a blank command data field, and an "N" in the         parameters data field.  (If a "Y" is entered in the parameters data field,    the list item will be considered an executable even though the command data   field is blank.)  When a sublist item is selected, the heirarchy is           displayed above the List heading and a new list is presented.  The heirarchy  from the initial list level can go to a maximum of 10 levels, including       itself.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   EXECUTABLE ITEM                                                               You make an item into an executable one by entering the desired command in    the appropriate Command data field.  If a drive and path are entered, they    should be WHERE you desire the command to be executed.  For example, if you   wish to execute your word processor from your data directory while your word  processor software resides in its own directory, you would enter the drive    and path in the Command data field of where your data files are located.      The command that you enter at the end of the path should be the one you use   to execute your word processor.  (To do this will require that the drive and  path of the word processor software be included in a DOS PATH command.  The   DOS PATH command is usually included in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file of your root    directory and is initialized when you power up your computer.)                                                                                              If a "Y" is entered in the parameters data field, you will be afforded the    opportunity to enter additional parameters which will be appended to the      command before execution.  In the example above you might want to enter the   name of a file for your word processor to open immediately upon execution.    You can ignore the parameters prompt if you want and press return to execute  the selected item without additional parameters being added to the command.   If the command data field is blank and a "Y" is in the parameters data        field, you will still be able to enter parameters when the list item is       selected.  Obviously, what you enter at the parameters prompt will, in this   example, constitute the entire command executed and will necessitate          identifying full paths where applicable.                                                                                                                    The Edit options of the example executable list item above might look like    the following:                                                                                                                                              Description:                                                                  RUN MY WORD PROCESSOR                                                                                                                                       Command:                                                                      C:\WORDPROC\DATAFILE\WP.EXE                                                                                                                                 Parameters: Y  Pause: N                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 The description is what will be displayed in the list.  It is for your use    to help you identify the intended use of a list item.  The text entered in    the description is not used to locate files or executables.  When selected,   the parameters prompt will appear and wait for an entry.  As soon as Enter    is pressed, the "WP.EXE" command will be executed from the "C:" drive while   in the "DATAFILE" subdirectory under the "\WORDPROC" directory.  When you     exit from your wordprocessor to return to the menu the "N" in the pause data  field will allow an immediate return without a prompt to "Press a key to      continue."                                                                                                                                                                                                                                SPECIAL FEATURES FOR MULTI-USER CUSTOMERS                                     Go-DoIt is available in a multi-user configuration.  If the copy of Go-DoIt   you are using is configured for a multi-user environment, you have some       additional features available.  You will know you are using the multi-user    version when you are requested to enter a valid User Identification (UID)     at the Go-DoIt banner page.  Your password is initialized as blank when your  System Manager creates your UID.  You can initially set it or change it       from a previous password by pressing ALT-P while the password prompt is       being displayed.  You will be prompted for the old password, press ENTER      if your old password was blank or enter your previous password.  The          password is case sensitive so be sure to enter upper and lower case as is     applicable.                                                                                                                                                 Once you have achieved access into Go-DoIt by entering a valid UID and        Password, you will have access only to those list items which are "public     domain" or have your UID assigned to them.  "Public domain" list items are    those which do not have an owner UID assigned.  Only the system manager can   assign an owner UID to a list item.  You must, therefore, contact your        system manager if you have any list items you feel need to be restricted      from other users.                                                                                                                                           You can assign a password to any list item for which you are the owner.       To do this, press ALT-P while the highlight bar is on the desired list        item.  You will be prompted for the new password and a verification.  This    allows for an additional level of protection to your list items if you are    sharing a UID with other users.  Control of your passwords is your            responsibility.  You should write them down and store them in a safe place    in the advent you forget what they are.  You are not allowed to assign a      password to a "public domain" list item.                                                                                                                    Contact your system manager if further assistance is required.                                                                                                                                                                            SPECIAL KEYS WHEN DISPLAYING A LIST                                            Enter               Perform list item function.                               Esc                 Return to previous list.                                  Up Arrow            Move highlight up one item at a time.                     Down Arrow          Move highlight down one item at a time.                   Page Up             Display previous page of list items.                      Page Down           Display following page of list items.                     Home                Highlight first list item. (Highlight at top of page)     End                 Highlight last list item. (Highlight at bottom of page)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            INSERT                                                                        Use this command to INSERT list items at a specified location.  You will be   asked to highlight the item you want the new items inserted in front of and   the number of items you wish to insert.  The quantity you request will be     inserted in front of the item that you selected.  "Go-DoIt" allows for 100    items, but you don't have to use all 100 (in fact, we recommend that you      keep your lists small and utilize sublists).  Bookmarks are available and     can be set at any item on any sublist.  (See SET and JUMP menu commands for   assistance on bookmarks.)                                                                                                                                   DELETE                                                                        Use this command to DELETE a single list item or a specified range of list    items.  One or more items can be selected and deleted by moving the           highlight to the first and last items to be deleted.  All of the items        between them will be highlighted as well.  Pressing Enter a third time will   confirm the delete request and all of the selected items will be deleted.     If a delete request includes a sublist item in which all of it's 100 list     items are not blank then the delete request will not be performed and the     first sublist item that was found to contain data will be highlighted.        Pressing ESC at any point in the delete command will cancel the request and   return you to the list.                                                                                                                                     MOVE                                                                          Use this command to MOVE a single list item or a specified range of list      items from one location to another within the same list.  One or more items   can be selected and moved by placing the highlight on the first and last      items to be moved.  All of the items between them will be highlighted as      well.  Place the highlight on the item to move the selected items in front    of and press the Enter key.  All selected items will be moved.                                                                                              COPY                                                                          Use this command to COPY a single list item or a specified range of list      items within the same list.  One or more items can be selected and copied by  placing the highlight on the first and last items to be copied.  All of the   items between them will be highlighted as well.  Place the highlight on the   item to copy the selected items in front of and press the Enter key.  All     selected items will be copied.                                                                                                                              WRITE                                                                         Use this command to WRITE the desired list items to the save file.  One or    more items can be selected and written to the save file by moving the         highlight to the first and last items desired.  All of the items between      them will be highlighted as well.  The contents of the save file will not be  lost when you turn off your computer.                                         READ                                                                          Use this command to READ the save file and insert its contents at a           specified location.  You will be asked to highlight the item you want the     contents of the save file inserted in front of.  Pressing the Enter key will  insert the contents of the save file.  "Go-DoIt" allows for 100 items, but    you don't have to use all 100 (in fact, we recommend that you keep your       lists small and utilize sublists).  Bookmarks are available and can be set    at any item on any sublist.  (See SET and JUMP menu commands for assistance   on bookmarks.)                                                                                                                                              SET                                                                           Use this command to SET a bookmark location.  A maximum of 99 bookmarks can   be set.  They allow you to quickly move from one list item to another         without the need of Escaping up and selecting down various sublists.  Once    set, a bookmark will not be lost unless it is overwritten or deleted.         Pressing ALT-S once the SET command has been initiated will display a list    of the currently set bookmarks.  A bookmark can be deleted by highlighting    the one you wish to delete from the list and pressing CONTROL-D.                                                                                            JUMP                                                                          Use this command to JUMP to a previously defined bookmark location.  A        maximum of 99 bookmarks can be set.  They allow you to quickly move from one  list item to another without the need of Escaping up and selecting down       various sublists.  Once set, a bookmark will not be lost unless it is         overwritten or deleted.  Pressing ALT-S once the JUMP command has been        initiated will display a list of the currently set bookmarks.  A bookmark     can be deleted by highlighting the one you wish to delete from the list and   pressing CONTROL-D.  To jump to a bookmark either highlight the desired       bookmark and press Return or press Escape to clear the bookmark list from     the screen and enter the desired bookmark number at the prompt.                                                                                             EDIT                                                                          Use this command to EDIT the data associated with a list item.                                                                                              DESCRIPTION                                                                   This is the text which will be displayed on the list.  You should enter a     description which is meaningful to you and conveys the use or intent of the   list item.                                                                                                                                                  COMMAND                                                                       If a drive and path are entered, they should be from WHERE you desire the     command to be executed.  The command that you enter at the end of the path    should be the one you wish to execute.                                                                                                                      PARAMETERS                                                                    If a "Y" is entered in the parameters data field, you will be afforded the    opportunity to enter additional parameters which will be appended to the      command before execution.                                                                                                                                   PAUSE                                                                         If a "Y" is entered in the pause data field, the DOS pause command will be    called once you requested command has been completed and you will be          prompted to press a key to continue.                                                                                                                        BATCH                                                                         The prompt will not move to this option unless the command entered on the     command line end with a ".BAT".  If Return is pressed while the prompt is on  the batch option, the identified batch file will appear and can be edited.    If it does not exist, it will be created.  (See "Special Keys" for editing    commands).                                                                                                                                                  SPECIAL KEYS WHEN EDITING A DATA FIELD                                         Delete              Delete character under cursor                             CNTL Backspace      Clear data field                                          Backspace           Delete character to left of cursor                        CNTL L              Clear left of cursor                                      CNTL K              Clear right of cursor                                     Left Arrow          Move cursor left                                          Right Arrow         Move cursor right                                         CNTL Left Arrow     Move cursor left 1 word                                   CNTL Right Arrow    Move cursor right 1 word                                  CNTL Home           Move cursor to start of field                             CNTL End            Move cursor to end of field                               CNTL O              Toggle insert/overstrike mode                             Keypad -            Go to previous list item (accept changes)                 Keypad +            Go to next list item (accept changes)                     Enter               Accept changes and return to list                         Esc                 Do not accept changes and return to list                                                                                                                                                                             SPECIAL KEYS WHEN EDITING A BATCH FILE                                         Delete              Delete character under cursor                             CNTL Backspace      Clear data field                                          Backspace           Delete character to left of cursor                        CNTL L              Clear left of cursor                                      CNTL K              Clear right of cursor                                     Left Arrow          Move cursor left                                          Right Arrow         Move cursor right                                         CNTL Left Arrow     Move cursor left 1 word                                   CNTL Right Arrow    Move cursor right 1 word                                  CNTL Home           Move cursor to start of line                              CNTL End            Move cursor to end of line                                Up Arrow            Move cursor up one line at a time                         Down Arrow          Move cursor down one line at a time                       Page Up             Display previous page of text                             Page Down           Display following page of text                            Home                Go to first line in the batch file                        End                 Go to the last line in the batch file                     CNTL O              Toggle insert/overstrike mode                             CNTL D              Delete a line                                             CNTL I              Insert a line                                             Enter               Accept changes and return to Edit screen                  Esc                 Do not accept changes and return to Edit screen          UTILITIES                                                                     Use this command to enter the list of utilities available.  The Change        Screen Colors utility is currently available and allows you to select the     colors which are most appealing to you.  The DOS command replacement takes    you step by step through all of the DOS commands without you having to        contend with the necessary command syntax.                                    QUIT                                                                          Use this command to QUIT "Go-DoIt" and return to the DOS prompt.  The next    time "Go-DoIt" is executed you will be returned to the same list location     as where you were when the QUIT command was executed.                                                                                                                                                                                     CHANGE SCREEN COLORS                                                          Use this utility to select the colors which are most appealing to you.  Move  the highlight to the item you wish to change the color for and use the left   and right cursor keys to toggle through all of the available combinations.    When you have completed selecting the colors for all of the items you want    to change, press Return to accept the changes or Escape to cancel them.