#255 Landlord

by: Keep It Simple Systems

Publication date: 1989-04-28 00:50:54

Topics: MicroCom, floppy, DOS, DOS utilities, property management, database

Publisher: MicroCom Systems

Language: English

#255 Rentals v2.04, renatal management database system.

RENTALS.EXE	235424	Rentals v2.04, rental management database system.
CONFIG.SYS	20	Sets up the environment.
DISCLAIM.DOC	920	Disclaimer.
ERRORFIX.DOC	875	Hints on how to fix errors.
LICENSE.DOC	2819	License.
WHATITIS.DOC	538	Introduction.
DEMODISK.BAT	320	Runs the demonstration on a floppy system.
DEMOHARD.BAT	841	Runs the demonstration on a hard disk system.
GO.BAT	24	Executes RUNFIRST.BAT.
INITHARD.BAT	1222	Creates new system on the hard disk.
INITTWO.BAT	1127	Creates new system on the floppy drives system.
RUNFIRST.BAT	1715	Info on how to run the demo, installs the program.
????????.DBF	99999	Database files.
????????.MEM	999	Memory variable files.
????????.NTX	9999	Index files.

Program	Rentals v2.04.
Hardware	420K of RAM, 2 floppy drives or a hard disk, monochrome, CGA, or EGA displays.
Software	Dos 2.0 or later.
To start	Enter "INITHARD" to install the system on the hard disk, or enter "INITTWO" to install the system on floppy drives. Then, enter "RENTALS" to run the program. To run the demo, enter "DEMODISK"/"DEMOHARD".
To end	Hit "X".
For help	Read WHATITIS.DOC and ERRORFIX.DOC. Enter "GO" to see instruction on installing and running the program.
Author	Keep It Simple Systems, P.O. Box 93, Melbourne Beach, FL 32951. (407) 729-0187.
Donation	$30. Registered users will received an expanded and faster version of Landlord, with updates or bug fixes for at least one year. The additional features include Tenant & Building Database and Reports as well as Statement, Receipt, and Rent Bill generator.

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.