Mutual Fund Record Keeping system for home use. Please read the README file. The procedure for using this system would be to enter x number of items through the mutfdent program. Then run mutfdsrt to sort the items. Then run mutfdscr to look at what you have entered on the screen. Errors can be fixed using the mutfdmat or the mutualfx program. Personally I use mutfdmat to fix my errors. Look for the bad record on the mutfdscr program and write down the Fund Name and date. This data can be used to redo the record with mutfdmat by entering the fund name and date. The printer program mutfdprt works on a HP all-in-one-printer. You might have a different resolution and it might have to be changed. Follow the instruction on the screen for entering data, especially leading zeros. These are the programs included in this system: mutfdeny - enter data to the system, mutfdmat - maintenance, mutfdscr - scrolls fund items on the screen, mutfdsrt - sort the fund items, mutualfx - fixes bad records, mutfdprt - prints a list of the funds. Funds are sorted by fund name then yymmdd. The Day, Month, Century/Year are NOT checked for a valid Day/Month/Year. To uninstall these programs just delete the folder that contains them. They do NOT affect any other programs. The file that contains the data that you generate is called stock.dat. Care should be taken to preserve this file. These programs should be put in a folder of your choosing. A good choice would be mutualfd. Stocks could also be entered in this sytem although it was not specifically designed for stocks.

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