Simple Help for Calendar Note Taker

Calendar Note Taker allows you to enter, edit and delete entries from an open Dbf table.

The application starts with the default table 'cal.dbf' already open. This table is always opened when the application starts, so it should not be deleted even if you have no need of it.

Alternately, you can alter the source code to open any other 'default' table you like.

To make a new entry.

Click the 'New Entry' button.

A dialog is opened that will allow you to enter text. When you click the 'OK' button the text is displayed on the main display and saved into the open table.

Clicking the 'Cancel' button simply returns you to the main display.

Editing an existing entry.

This is also easy. Click the 'Edit Entry' button and a dialog box is displayed with that days entry in it. Edit or add the text you want and click the 'OK' button.

The text is updated in the main display and in the open table for that day.

Clicking the 'Cancel' button simply returns you to the main display.

Deleting an entry.

Click the 'Delete Entry' button. A message is displayed asking you if you want to delete the entry. Clicking 'OK' will delete the days entry.

Clicking the 'Cancel' button simply returns you to the main display.

Creating a new table.

Navigate to File, New Table... this allows you to create a new table, save it on your computer and open it for editing.

Open an existing table.

Navigate to File, Open Table... this allows you to open an existing table.

Close the open table.

Navigate to File, Close Table... guess what this does!

Change date.

Clicking on the Calendar will allow you to change the displayed date and will show the entry (if it exists) for that date. You can change the day (by clicking on a numbered day) or the month.

Thanks.

My thanks go out to all of the developers who have contributed to the development of both the Free Pascal Compiler and Lazarus.

Without them many of us would have to struggle along with other languages instead of (in my opinion) the most flexible and productive IDE around!

Thank you for downloading and trying out this little application, I really appreciate it.

Tim 'Wibblytim' Cogher. May 2008. http://www.wibblytim.co.uk