Tally - Keyboard equivalents to icon buttons
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There are two versions of this program. If the version number in the
Info window is 3.00 or greater then it is the OS 4+ edition of the
program that is running. This will also be run if you have Nested 
Windows installed. Dynamic areas are also required. The information
that follows applies to the older version 2 edition.         

Clear              : CTRL-C 
Clear entry        : CTRL-E
Decimal result     : CTRL-D
Hexadecimal result : CTRL-H   
Binary result      : CTRL-B
Memory store       : CTRL-S
Memory zap         : CTRL-Z
Memory recall      : CTRL-R
Memory plus        : >
Memory minus       : <
Square root        : R
To power of        : ^
+/- sign change    : #
Delete last char.  : Delete key or click adjust on mouse (but not over
                     clear button).
Print              : Print. Prints a page containing sum.
Send               : Home. Sends result to window that caret came from.

Entries can be in decimal,hexadecimal (precede with &) and binary (precede
with %).To update an entry,click select over box.

Clear modes  : Normal clear mode requires a CTRL-C or clear button click to
               be ready for a new sum.Auto-clear mode will clear the frame
               when the first key is pressed after an equals.If you need to
               alter the last value entered,after pressing equals,then click
               over the entry box and then type in the change.The clear mode
               is changed by clicking with adjust over clear button.

Tally mode   : This is for normal calculations.

Enter calc   : This is for entering a formula.The variable value is entered
               as ?n where n is a number between 1 and 9 (inclusive).

Exec calc    : This performs the entered calculation replacing the ?n with 
               the keyed entry values.

Example calcs: ?1*9% - To find nine percent on a range of values.Use 'Enter
               calc' to create the formula and then 'Exec calc' to enter
               all the values to be worked upon.
               ?1*?2% - To find varying percentages on a range of values.
