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Currency Keeper Deluxe
Basic Skills

This tutorial will help you get started using Currency Keeper Deluxe.
1. Introduction: Basic Skills 6. Delete a Record
2. Add a Record 7. Record a Banknote Sold
3. View a Banknote Image 8. Use Group Add
4. Look Up a Record 9. Use Group Delete
5. Change a Record 10. Exit the Program

Introducing the Collection Entry Window

After the startup procedure, you will see an opening announcement. The version of the program you have purchased will be indicated as well as a statement from the American Numismatic Association, The Coin and Currency Institute, and Littleton Coin Company. Click CONTINUE to bring up the Collection Entry window.

The Collection Entry window is divided into four sections. The first section (A) shows the current date and the country database presently in use. The second section (B) contains 16 fields of information relating to the individual record of a banknote in your collection. The third section (C) lists the latest market value for various grades of a selected Banknote. The last section (D) is the Action Line. This is where you add, delete, or modify your personal records or quit the program.

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TUTORIALS

Currency Keeper Deluxe
Basic Skills

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ONSCREEN HELP:

Whenever you need help with using Currency Keeper Deluxe, press F1 or click Help from the menu bar at the top of the screen. A selection of topics will be presented. This onscreen Help feature is available at any time.

COLLECTION ENTRY:

The Collection Entry Window is the main screen for adding, changing, and deleting coin records in your personal collection. The Collection Entry Window is always available when you are not using a different function in the program.