System Description-Checkbook
          This program is intended to be used to keep track of your 
          personal financial records.  It is structured to be very 
          similar to the check book you would use in every day banking 
          transactions.  There are deposits, withdrawals, record 
          clearing, voids and a lot of other transactions to help you 
          record your day-to-day finances.  You may have mutiple accounts 
          and keep track of each separately.  The program keeps separate 
          'areas' for deposits, withdrawals, checks and on-line (____EFTS) 
          banking transactions. It will assign its own numbers for 
          deposits and certain withdrawals, but it does allow you to 
          assign check numbers and EFTS numbers.  It will automatically 
          fill in the next check number/EFTS number for you, but you can 
          override the suggested number.  The system will NOT print 
          checks, there are too many formats and since most people write 
          checks away from the computer, there is really no pressing need 
          for this, at this time.
          This program requires Windows 3.0 to run.  This implies a hard 
          drive and some extra memory.  The more memory available, the 
          more items the sorted inquiry lists can display.  You do not 
          need a mouse, however I have not tested it without one.  If you 
          find you cannot get to an item with the keyboard please send me 
          an e-mail message and I will fix it for you.
          You may have many activities going on at the same time.  In 
          other words, you don't have to close a window to start up 
          another one.  For example, if you are writing check and need to 
          add a payee, you should just select the Update Payees menu 
          item, leaving the withdrawals window open, add the payee, close 
          the payee window and continue with the withdrawal.  The same 
          goes for categories.  You must close all windows before 
          selecting exit, or the program will not quit.