#127 PC-Flowcharts

by: Dave Makoski

Publication date: 1989-03-27 05:19:54

Topics: MicroCom, floppy, DOS, DOS utilities, flowcharts

Publisher: MicroCom Systems

Language: English

#127 PC-Flow v1.0, computer aided flowchart generation. Color required.

PC-FLOW.EXE	46848	PC-FLOW main program (invoked by the batch files).
PC-FLOW.DOC	8591	Documentation.
PCFLOW.BAT	17	Starts up PC-FLOW with no mouse.
PCFLOWM1.BAT	38	Starts up PC-FLOW with a mouse accessed via COM1.
PCFLOWM2.BAT	38	Starts up PC-FLOW with a mouse accessed via COM2.
M_FLOW.MSC	267	Mouse definition in "C", must be compiled.
FLOWSIDE.PIC	16392	Title, date and description flowchart.
DEMO1.PIC	16512	Demo flowchart #1.
DEMO2.PIC	16392	Demo flowchart #2.
DEMO3.PIC	16512	Demo flowchart #3.
DEMO4.PIC	16512	Demo flowchart #4.
DEMO5.PIC	16512	Demo flowchart #5.

Program	PC-Flow v1.0.
Hardware	Color graphics, Epson compatible printer required for output.
Software	Dos 2.0 or later.
To start	Enter "PCFLOW".
To end	Using the cursor keys, point the arrow to QUIT and hit the key.
For help	Read PC-FLOW.DOC.
Author	Dave Makoski, 158 Rising Trail Drive, Middletown, CT 06457.

PC-FLOW is a handy, innovative program which makes it simpler for you to create your own flowcharts! PC-FLOW is designed specifically so you can chart your organizational structures, detail mechanical operations or outline work assignments, plus much more. A finished flow chart can easily be transferred to paper using an Epson compatible dot matrix printer. To use PC-FLOW on your PC, you will need the DOS program "GRAPHICS." This should be incorporated before using PC-FLOW. The possibilities for using this program are limited only to your imagination!

Notes

Part of The MicroCom Collection, MicroCom Systems' best of public domain and user-supported software library.

Imaged from 5.25″ diskette using a Mitsumi D509V3 floppy drive and a FC5025 USB floppy controller.

The file log is a log of the imaging process.

The source diskette was part of a household collection and may contain e.g. high score files that were not present on the original pristine filesystem. Check timestamps: any file dated 1990-01-01 or later, that isn't mentioned in help.doc, is likely not original.

The file dosbox.conf in the zip file is not original. Its purpose is to slow down emulation.