Welcome to Latchkey!

Latchkey is a "personal information organizer" useful for just about
any task requiring organization of related chunks of information,
such as research, reference manuals, bibliographies, glossaries, etc.

Latchkey organizes information in the form of items, keys, notes, and
references. Because items and keys change roles - each item can be a
key to any other item and every key is an item in its own right - useful
connections and hierarchies are created "on the fly" while entering data.

To get started, read the documentation: KEYSTART.DOC describes how
to get Latchkey up and running FAST. KEYORDER.DOC describes how to
order and register Latchkey. KEYMENUS.DOC has a chart of Latchkey
menus. And LATCHKEY.DOC is the main Latchkey reference, with examples,
a tutorial, technical information, and more.

To print out any of the documentation, make sure your printer is on
line and at top of form, then type the following from the DOS prompt:
TYPE KEYSTART.DOC >PRN and press [enter]. (Substitute the name of the
Latchkey DOC file you want to print.) All DOC files are pre-formatted.

Have fun! And let me know what you do with Latchkey, and any
improvements you'd like to see!