*********        Quick Documentation For JShopper 1.6         ***********

About:
	JShopper is a shopping list type application.  Use it to 
	store items you need at up 15 different stores.  Items 
	can be associated with multiple stores, so that if you need 
	soda-pop for instance, one tap updates the need in in all 
	stores that contain soda-pop.  Also includes a lookup feature,
	quantities, the ability to use coupons, prices, and aisles!

	Add as many items as you like to your stores, then as you need
	them, simply check them off.  While at the store, click on the 'Needs'
	button and you'll see only those items which you currently need.

	Keep track of grocery items, office supplies, clothing, or any
	other possible shopping list or inventory project you can imagine.

*****************************     USAGE      *******************************

The Lookup Field:
	The L: ____ field at the bottom of the screen is for multi-character
	lookups, as in the AddressBook application on the pilot.  Tap this
	field and enter grafitti characters and the list will scroll to 
	the first item beginning with the characters you have entered.

Aisles Usage:
	If you have the 'Aisles' checkbox on in the App Prefs menu item,
	you will see another column with an 'A' above it for the 'aisle' 
	to associate with that item.  You can then sort the shopping list
	by aisles for easier viewing while in your store.

Price Usage:
	If you have the 'Prices' checkbox on in the App Prefs menu item,
	you will see another column with a $ button above it for the price
	of that item.  You can modify the price (in xx.xx format), and by
	hitting the $ button, you will get a total for the items that are
	in the currently displayed list.  If you are using the quantity
	column as well as the price, the total displayed will multiply
	the quantity by the cost of the item(s) to arrive at the total
	cost.

NOTE:   Only 1 price and 1 aisle is set per item, it is not variable among
	different stores at this time.

Auto Reset Quantities:
	In the App Prefs menu, this option allows you to automatically
	set the quantity to 0 when you 'uncheck' the needs box, and
	set the quantity to 1 when you 'check' an item as needed.  

Changing Store Names:
	Store names can be changed by selecting the store in the top list
	of store names, and then choosing the Menu Item - Options/Change
	Store Name - store names can be up to 25 characters long.

Using Coupons:
	Under the App Prefs menu option you can turn on or off the use of
	Coupons.  If you use coupons, prior to heading to the store, check
	off the coupon checkbox (the one on the right hand side of the 
	screen for each item) for each item you have a coupon for.  Do
	you shopping and check off the items you get them.  When you are at 
	the register click the 'C' button at the top of the screen, and all 
	the items that you have coupons for that store will again show up, 
	and check each coupon as you are checking out.  Just as in the 
	'Needs' view, the items will dissappear from the Coupon view as
	you process the coupons at the register.

Adding items:
	Records can be added by tapping the 'New' button.

Associating items with multiple stores:
	After adding a new record, while the record is selected, tap on the
	'Details' button.  This will bring up a dialog which will allow you
	to select which stores to associate the item with - check each store
	where this item may appear.

While at the store:
	Click on the 'Needs' button and only those items 'Needed' at the 
	current store will be shown.  As you pick up the items, uncheck
	the box.  As you uncheck each box, the item will be removed from
	your needs list (for all stores the item is associate with).

Sorting:
	The Menu item - Options/Sort will sort the entire items list 
	alphabetically and is allowable at any time.

One Time Items:
	These are items you only will want to get one time, after which
	they will be completely removed from the shopping list.  You can
	make an item a 'One Time' item by selecting Details and then clicking
	on the One Time box.  This automatically sets the item to 'Needed',
	and when you check the item as no longer needed, the item completely
	removed itself from the app.

App Preferences:
	This dialog box is brought up from the Options menu item.  Here you
	can set how the checkboxes are interpreted in both the All and Needs
	screens - either whether a checked box means you HAVE an item, or a
	checked box means you need an item.

	Here is also where you can set whether you wish to display the coupons
	column and the quantity column.

New Item Preferences:
	In this menu option, you can determine how new items are associated
	with stores if you are currently viewing the 'All Stores' screen.
	You can set the check box to either associate new items with
	every store in the list, or with none of the stores in the list
	as a default.

Graffiti Scrolling:
	If you are not currently editing an item (ie. no item is currently
	selected, you can draw a grafitti character and the list will scroll
	to the fist item in the list beginning with that character.  This 
	allows for much quicker finding of certain items in longer lists.
	Example:  say you have a 200 item list, and wish to check 'Zuchinni'
	as needed in JShopper, rather than scrolling though the numerous pages
	of items, you can simply draw a 'z' in the grafitti area, and JShopper
	will scroll the list to the first item beginning with a 'z'.  
	NOTE:  This option is based on usage for sorted lists of items.

Exporting to Memopad:
	JShopper supports exporting of the currently viewed list to a Memopad
	item.  At any time while viewing a JShopper list, you may select the
	Menu option 'Export to Memopad' and the list will be added as a 
	Memopad memo with an 'Unfiled' category, with the name of the Memo
	starting with "Jshopper <STORE_NAME> List:".  You may then HotSync this
	memo as a standard memo, and print it out or copy/paste it as you would
	any other standard Memopad memo.

************************** TIPS ************************************************

For the current version, one method to simulate categories is to prefix 
each item with an identifier, example:
instead of Milk, use Dairy - Milk, then when you sort the list, all your
Dairy prefixed items will be grouped together.

Stores that have needs in them are prefixed with a '* ' symbol for easy
reference to those stores you currently need to visit.

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