ArComPro - Computer Software

ArComPro is proudly Australian owned and operated.

GENERAL INFORMATION.

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CONTENTS OF THIS SECTION

INTRODUCTION
COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS
DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMMES
MASTER CONTROL SYSTEMS
MODULAR SYSTEMS
PRICING FORMAT
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION PRICING
SYSTEM 4 Versions
OPTIONS

INTRODUCTION.

ArComPro has a full range of software designed for the mid-range operator in the areas of Agriculture, Community Groups, Church, Home, Education, Small Business and Sport.

Since the company was first registered in February, 1981 (some of the ancestors of the programmes actually date back to 1977) the range of software has been expanded and upgraded and the process continues. ArComPro has a policy of continual and ongoing upgrades with minor changes in software being supplied free during the first 12 months after purchase.

In a like manner, the company also welcomes feed back from the end user as ArComPro firmly believes that the only sure way to meet the needs of the buying public is to fulfil their requirements as much as is physically possible.

The present policy of ArComPro aims at providing quality software for the mid-range market where the standard is important but the cash flow (such as in most community groups) is extremely limited.

With the release of SYSTEM 5 many of the programmes have become inter-active with the transfer of a degree of data (particularly financial) between one programme and another. This allows the operator to reduce the amount of time spent keying in duplicate data. However, in this area, many programmes default to the non-transfer mode and this facility actually requires that the operator turn the facility on.

Another key feature of SYSTEM 5 is the commonality of operations. A great deal of time spent in this upgrade has been to ensure a very high level of similarity of operations between programmes so that the operator, once they have learnt the operations of one programme, knows the fundamental operations of all programmes. This applies particularly to the operations of function keys.

With the operational keys (such as Function Keys, Page Down, Page Up, etc.), those keys actually in operation at any given time are actually displayed on the screen. Keys not displayed are not active in that particular section of the programme.

All available options from using the operational keys are displayed on the screen, reducing the necessity to be constantly referring to manuals or having to remember complex actions.

Whilst not available in all modules, the following facilities are generally available (where applicable) to the overall system:

Where applicable, DATA CONVERSION facilities are available when the data format of SYSTEM 4 is different to that of earlier versions. This facility is either contained within the programme or as a free service from ArComPro.

Screen Operation colour coding is also applicable to all programmes so that (for operators with colour screens) the screen appears in a different colour for the following attributes: MAIN DATA INPUT, PRINTING, SYSTEM MANAGEMENT (such as search and review) and SYSTEM OPERANDS (Shell, Directory, Printer Setup and Internal Data Control).

Finally, ArComPro offers a full 12 month free support to all REGISTERED USERS of their software. Help is as close as the telephone.

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COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS.

System 5, dos based software only.

System 4, dos based software only.

++ MS-DOS 5.0 and 6.0 are Registered Trade Name of Microsoft Corporation.

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DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMMES.

Demonstration disks are available for all programmes.

These versions operate in exactly the same way as the real programme but have very limited data save and no print facilities.

Some of the programmes may also contain a password required for the operation of certain restricted section. The information regarding this aspect is contained in the documentation accompanying the Demonstration Disk.

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MASTER CONTROL SYSTEMS.

These are for use with all modules (either singular or multiple). They are the modules which actually control all other modules.

They are as follows: