Re: Scratch

[Shawn Wilson <shawn -dot- wilson -at- IDSNET -dot- COM>]

Okay, I should have explained.  To all those people who responded off-list
within five minutes of posting: Sorry.  Actually I need THREE phrases, not
two.

The way I've explained, there are three things you can do: Create a New
Query From Scratch, Create a New Query by Modifying an Existing One, and
Modify an Existing Query.

See, a predefined query can be temporarily "modified" and used, without
saving the changes.  That, in fact, is the way the software will be used the
most.

If I can use MS-Word as an analogy, my three choices are:
-       Creating a document from a blank "New" document
-       Creating a document by changing an existing one and using "Save As"
-       Opening an existing document, making some changes, printing it out,
and closing it without saving the changes.  (This is the most important
one).

See, I can explain them, I just need short phrases for each one.  Thanks!

Shawn Wilson
Technical Writer
Integrated Decision Systems
310-478-4015 x289

        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Carol Gasser [SMTP:cgasser75 -at- yahoo -dot- com]
        Sent:   Tuesday, August 24, 1999 11:59 AM
        To:     Shawn Wilson
        Subject:        Re: Scratch

        Shawn,

        Creating a New Query?

        Is there a reason you can't use that? I don't know if
        I understood all of the question correctly.

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