Grand Master Bujutsu Tournament Management Support

Copying Data from one machine to another

Mailing List Conversion:

1. Make any edits to the filtering contition that you want:

1. Get to a DOS prompt.

2. Assuming your program is installed on the C: drive, type CD\DLGKR and press Enter.

3. To change the Customer's list, type EDIT CUSTOMER.LST and press Enter.

The following file should show

            CUSTHEAD
            +FIRST
            +MI
            +LAST
            +ADDR1
            +ADDR2
            +CITY
            +STATE
            +ZIP
            ! EMPTY(ADDR1+ADDR2) .AND. ! EMPTY(CITY) .AND. ! EMPTY(STATE) .AND. ! EMPTY(ZIP) .AND. LASTATND >= CTOD("01/01/98")
            1
            CUSTOMER

4. Change anything you want in the "! EMPTY..." line, specifically the "LASTATND >= CTOD("01/01/98")" to be the date you want.

5. When you're done press Alt-F for "File" and "x" to exit, if it asks you to save, answer "Yes"

6. Now you're ready to create the mailing list. Type DLGCONV @CUSTOMER.LST and press Enter. After a little while, you will be told how many records were exported.

7. This process will create a file called CUSTOMER.TXT . You can copy it to a floppy by typing COPY CUSTOMER.TXT A: or you can E-mail the file.

8. To convert Dojo's, type DLGCONV @DOJO.LST and press Enter. This process will create a file called DOJOS.TXT. You can copy it to a floppy by typing COPY DOJOS.TXT A: or you can E-mail it.

Copying Data from one machine to another

Get to a DOS Prompt. (Start / Programs / MS DOS Prompt)
Type CD\DLGKR and press Enter
Type PKZIP KRDATA *.DBF *.SMT *.INI
Place a floppy disk in the A: drive. Type COPY KRDATA.ZIP A: and press Enter.
After the file is copied, take the disk to the other computer and get to a DOS prompt (Start / Programs / MS DOS Prompt).
Type CD\DLGKR and press Enter.
Type COPY A:KRDATA.ZIP and press Enter.
After the file has copied, type PKUNZIP KRDATA -O and press Enter
Type DEL *.NSX and press Enter
Type Exit to exit the DOS prompt. Execute the program as you normally would, and when it comes up it will start reindexing the files.