Tutor Disc (/MyBook)

			  Release 5.0.0
		      Part No. 00095-12062
	   (c) Copyright Hewlett-Packard Company 1985


This disc contains the Tutor, which teaches step by step how to use the 
Integral PC with its built-in printer and disc drive.  After completing this
Tutor, using the Integral PC with other printers and disc drives shouldn't be
difficult to learn.  

The Tutor provides about eight hours of instruction.  However, you can just
work through the parts that interest you most.  The Tutor is divided into
seven chapters that each consist of several lessons.  Each lesson teaches a
new topic. 


Starting the Tutor Program:  Two Ways 

&dDTo start the tutor right now&d@ (if you haven't yet done so):

  1.  Select the PAM window:  Press [Shift][Select].

  2.  Highlight the name 'Tutor' in the PAM list of &dDPrograms&d@:
      Press the [Tab] key to step through the choices.

  3.  Press &dB Start   &d@ (PAM key [f1]).  The red "drive busy"
      light will turn on as the tutor program is loaded from 
      the disc.


&dDTo start the tutor when you turn on the computer:&d@

  1.  Insert the tutor disc in the internal disc drive.

  2.  Switch on the computer.  The tutor program will take about
      a minute to load and start running. 

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  IMPORTANT:  Make an Extra Copy

  As soon as possible, make an extra copy of the tutor disc and
  put the original tutor disc in a safe place.  The reason is
  to avoid accidental damage to the original disc.

  Read Chapter 5 of the tutor or the user's guide for instructions
  on disc copying.

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Contents Of The Tutor Program:  Chapters and Lessons

  Each numbered heading (1 through 7) represents one &dDChapter&d@.

  Each heading with a letter (a, b, etc.) represents a &dDlesson&d@
  lasting 20 minutes or less.

  &dDProgram Contents&d@:

  1.   Getting Started
       a. Are You Ready?
       b. Using the System
       c. Setting the Time and Date
       d. Checking the Time
       e. Starting Over

  2.   Running a Program
       a. Starting a Program
       b. Inverting Window Colors
       c. Stopping a Program
       d. Updating PAM

  3.   Typing Your Information
       a. Entering Text
       b. Editing Text
       c. The Electronic Typewriter

  4.   Viewing and Printing Information
       a. Viewing a Text File
       b. Positioning the Paper
       c. Copying the Display
       d. Checking the Printer
       e. Printing a Text File

  5.   Protecting Your Information
       a. Safeguarding Your Discs
       b. Making Extra Disc Copies
       c. Making Extra File Copies

  6.   Organizing Your Information
       a. Finding Files
       b. Renaming Files and Discs
       c. Moving Files Into Folders
       d. Copying Files Across Discs
       e. Deleting Files and Folders

  7.   Managing Windows
       a. Selecting Windows
       b. Pausing and Restarting Windows
       c. Hiding and Showing Windows
       d. Moving and Stretching Windows


Tutor Disc Contents:  Programs, Data Files, and Folders

When the tutor disc is inserted, a number of programs, data files, and folders
are available to you, in addition to the tutor program.

To learn how to explore the tutor disc, named '/MyBook', refer to Chapter 6 of
the tutor program:  "Organizing Your Information."

  &dDDisc Contents&d@:

  File Name     Description
  ---------     -----------
  A             The 'A' program creates a small window and
		displays a little text.

  Autost        The 'Autost' program enables the tutor to start
		automatically when you switch on the computer.
		(Discussed in the setup guide.)

  Chapters	The 'Chapters' folder contains files that the
		tutor program processes:

		0:contents		 6:organizing
		1:starting		 7:managing
		2:running		 disc.out
		3:typing		 ready
		4:printing		 title
		5:protecting

  excerpt	The 'excerpt' data file is used for viewing and
		printing practice.  (Discussed in Chapter 4:
		"Viewing and Printing Information.")

  lessons	The 'lessons' data file contains information
		needed by the tutor program when you first start
		the tutor.

  Notepad       The 'Notepad' program creates a window for typing
		and editing practice.  (Discussed in Chapter 3: 
		"Typing Your Information.")

  Practice      The 'Practice' folder contains a number of sample
		files to help you learn file manipulations.
                (Discussed in Chapter 6:  "Organizing Your
		Information.")

		copy.me			 rename.me
		delete.me		 OpenMe (contains at.yourdisposl)
		move.me

  README	The 'README' data file is right here!

  Support       The 'Support' folder contains the customized
		character set ('tutor.font') used for the tutor
		program, and a 'startup' program for autostarting
		the tutor.
		
		prep_sys	Prepares the computer for the tutor.
		prep_sys.data	Data for the prep_sys program
		set_time	Sets the time on the computer.
		startup		Used to automatically start the Tutor.
		tutor.font	The font used by the Tutor.

  time_of_day   The 'time_of_day' program enables you to check the system
		clock.  (Discussed in Chapter 1:"Getting Started.")

   Tutor         The 'Tutor' program reads from the files in the 
		'/MyBook/Chapters' folder and uses the text in those
		files to present the lessons outlined above.
                (Discussed in Chapter 1:  "Getting Started.")


When You're Done

  &dDTo stop viewing the 'README' file&d@:

  Press &dB  Quit  &d@ ('README' key [f8]).  The view window
  will be eliminated.

  &dDTo stop running the tutor program&d@:
	  
  1.  Select the tutor window.  Press [Shift][Select] until the window
      with the &dB Tutor          &d@ banner is in front.

  2.  Press &dB  Quit  &d@ (tutor key [f8]).  The tutor program will
      display an "Exit Page."
          
  3.  Press &dBYes,Quit&d@ (tutor key [f8]) a second time.
      The tutor window will be eliminated.