Jack Pritchard PO Box 65 Gosport Hampshire PO12 4YB Epoch Professional was good, Epoch Master was better but now may I present.. Epoch Voyager. Epoch has finally come of age with this version. It has been completely rewriten from scratch with the emphasis on power, flexibility and ease of use. For example, with the OLD Epoch you had to manually set the number of calendar entries that it could cope with, well, all that is a thing of the past now. Thanks to Voyagers new linked list system the number of calendar entries is now only limited by the amount of memory you have on board. Approx. 5000 per Megabyte. New features include an anniversary list for yearly reminders, a file reminder system, an easy to use three month calendar, a previous file list where you can instantly access up to 20 often used files without having to hunt them down with the file requester, a new powerful list system which can handle quantities, values and running totals and much more. Also, the new dual address book system now sports a complete thumb index system, making it blisfully simple to access all of those important names and addresses with ease. The on-line help system means that you never have to flip between Epoch and the doc file again. Simply click the help button on the subject in question and let Voyager guide you through. To install Voyager to your system, simply copy the Epoch Voyager directory to its new location. This directory contains.. VoyagerViaIconX °° The script file. VoyagerViaIconX.info °° To execute the script via workbench. IconX °° Used with Epoch Voyager.info EpochVoyager °° The programme itself. EpochVoyager.info °° And its info file. EpochVoyager.doc °° The doc file & on-line help system. EpochVoyager.doc.info °° And its info file. Welcome °° This text file. Welcome.info °° Guess!! And various example files for use with Voyager. The reason that there are two icons for Voyager, VoyagerViaIconX and EpochVoyager itself is simple. If you run Voyager from the VoyagerViaIconX icon then Epoch Voyagers current directory will automatically be set to the directory from which it was run, giving it instant access to the example files and more importantly, the on-line help system. Once you have used Voyager and have saved all your preferences to disk you can then get rid of VoyagerViaIconX and of course IconX itself and run Voyager from its own icon because Voyager will now know where everything is. Thank you for your time and I hope that you enjoy using this shareware version. Regards Jack