Casio FP-200 - Page 18

SCHEDULING
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Perhaps we can remember exactly our schedules
for tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, or even a
few
more days ahead. But it is virtually impossi-
ble
to remember schedules several weeks or more
ahead. In order to avoid forgetting important
events, many people use an appointment book
in which their schedules are noted.
This program permits using the FP-200 as an
'efficient appointment book' which never
forgets.
Data Input and Subtotal Output
DATE
TlME
SCHEOU LE
When the program is started, it displays the following menu, waiting for data input.
1 New entry
2 Reference (deletion)
3 Additional entry
4 Termination
Input the desired menu number. The contents of the menu are described below.
1. New entry
This is a command to erase all the contents of the previously stored entry and to
replace them with a new entry. When you select this menu, input the month, day, time,
and the contents-of the entry. Note that the month/day and time must be given as 4-
digit numbers, as 0228 for February 28, 0503 for 5:03 (a.m.), etc. Failure to do so
causes
incorrect entry of data. The order in which they are input does not affect the
correct input of data. To exit from this routine, input 0 for the month/day data, and
the menu is displayed again. A maximum of 80 events can be input.
2. Reference (deleti;On)
This is a command to check or delete the contents of entries. To check the contents of
entries, enter the appropriate date (month/day) as a 4-digit number. If you wish to
have a printout of the contents, enter Y (or y) for the prompt. The entries for that
date are printed out in the order of the time of occurrence.
Entering anything other than Y (or y) causes the entries to be output on the display in
order of the time of occurrence. In this case, to delete the contents being displayed,
enter K (or k), and the prompt "DELETE ENTRIES" is displayed for confirmation.
Entering Y .(or y)causes the entries to be deleted, and the program waits for another
command. Entering anything other than K (or k) while an entry is being displayed
causes the
next entry to be displayed. After all the entries for that date have been dis-
played, the program waits for another command.
3. Additional entries
This is a command to insert new entries without erasing the current ones. The same
considerations described for new entries arc required when using this command. If 80
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