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[{"$nulls":3},"           For instructions left click on the red box BELOW."]
[{"$nulls":4},"                                                              INTRODUCTION\nThis software is designed to calculate a budget for a set period of time, such as 30 days, 60 days, or any number of days you designate. \n        You can only enter data in the light yellow boxes.  Numbers and dates in red, are calculated results, based on the data you entered.  \n\n\nENTERING INCOME, AND OTHER SOURCES OF MONEY INTO YOUR BUDGET\nTo use this software, simply describe each source of income, such as from work, bank interest, and enter it in the column labeled SOURCES OF INCOME, which is on the extreme left.  You can also describe any other source of money in this box that you are putting into your budget.  For example, money left over from the previous budget, or money from a savings account that you put into your monthly budget.  Do not put numbers in the SOURCES OF INCOME, column to be calculated.  However, you can put numbers that are NOT to be calculated, such as I obtained $100 from the client at 125th St.   \n        In the box labeled INCOME IN DOLLARS you enter money in dollars that you are putting into your budget.  This includes money from employment, interest from stocks, money left over from a previous budget, or money from a savings account that you are putting into your monthly budget.  Do not put any words in the INCOME IN DOLLARS column, because it will interfere with the calculations. That is in the INCOME IN DOLLARS column, you can only put numbers.  The dollar signs are ended automatically by the software.\n\n\n                          ENTERING YOUR EXPENSES INTO YOUR BUDGET \nIn the column labeled EXPENSES (PURCHASES, BILLS) you describe your expenses in words, such as Electric bill, Rents, Automobile repairs, etc.  Do not put numbers in the EXPENSES (PURCHASES, BILLS) column to be calculated.  However, you can put numbers that are NOT to be calculated, such as I paid $100 to the automobile repair shop at 125th St.  \n        In the column on the extreme right, labeled EXPENSES IN DOLLARS you enter the dollar amount for each expense.  This is to coincide with your descriptions in the EXPENSES (PURCHASES, BILLS) column.  Do not put any words in the EXPENSES IN DOLLARS column, because it will interfere with the calculations.  That is in the EXPENSES IN DOLLARS you can only put numbers.  The dollar signs are ended automatically by the software.\n\n\n     A NOTE ON THE DESCRIPTIONS, FOR THE SOURCES OF INCOME \n             AND THE EXPENSES (PURCHASES, BILLS) COLUMNS\nThe descriptions for the SOURCES OF INCOME column, and the EXPENSES (PURCHASES, BILLS), described above, will usually require only two or three words.  However, if you have to provide a detailed description you can place over 1000 words in each box, under these columns.  When more than a few words are placed in a box, you must left click with the mouse on the box to see the words. \n\n\n                                                            YOUR BALANCE\nIn the box labeled Your balance is: you will see how much money you have left in your budget.  This is your balance, and it will go down as you add expenses in the EXPENSES IN DOLLARS column.  Anytime you add money to your budget, in the INCOME IN DOLLARS column your balance will increase. \n        Keep in mind that if you see a negative sign in your balance, it means that you have more expenses than the money you budgeted.  For example, if you see -$100, it means that you are short $100, based on the data you entered into the software.  You can solve a problem of this type, if you can obtain more money, such as through a loan, or by working additional hours, and entering the money into your budget calculations.\n\n\nSETTING A TIME LIMIT FOR YOUR BUDGET WITH THE END OF BUDGET BOX\nIf you want to set a time limit for your budget, such as a budget that ends on the last day of the month, such as 12/31/08, you place a date in the box labeled BUDGET ENDS ON:  This step is optional.  However, when you include this step, the software will calculate how much money you have left in your budget, for the remaining days of the budget.  You will also see the number of days remaining for your budget, in the box labeled The calculated number of days for end of budget:   When you see a zero in this box it means your budget has expired.  \n        It is usually best to set the BUDGET ENDS ON: box for one month.  This involves starting the budget on the first of the month, and completing it on the last day of the month. However, you can set the budget at any time, for any number of days you choose, such as 10 days, 120 days, 365 days, etc.\n        As time goes on, you will eventually see a negative sign followed by the number of days in the BUDGET ENDS ON: box.  For example, if you see -100, it means this budget ended 100 days ago.  \n\n\n   THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP, OPENING AND SAVING THE DOCUMENT\nThe most important step in using this software involves opening and saving a new document for each budget period.  To do this double left click on the template, and a document will open.  Enter some or all of your data and save the document with a file name that involves the date that you started your budget.  For example, if you started your budget on March 1, you can use the file name: March 1 2008.  You can also use a file name as 3-1-08. (Keep in mind, you cannot use certain punctuation marks in file names, such as commas, or backward or forward slashes, but you can use dashes, and parentheses.)  \n\n\nWHEN YOU  CHANGE YOUR DATA YOU MUST SAVE YOUR DOCUMENT \nKeep in mind that any time you enter anything into your budget, or remove anything from your budget, you must save the document.  If you do not save the document the changes you made to your budget will be deleted when you close the document. \n\n\n                 CHANGING YOUR BUDGET AFTER YOU ENTER DATA\nAny document opened from this software can be changed at any time.  For example, if you have additional income or expenses during your budget period, you can enter this data, and your budget will automatically be recalculated.  \n        You can also extend your budget at any time, by changing the date you entered into the box labeled BUDGET ENDS ON:  You can even extend your budget indefinitely, by using the same document for every month, and changing the date you entered for the new budget period.  It is of course also possible to reduce the initial time interval planned for a budget, by changing the date to an earlier date.\n\n \n                   THE TIME AND DATE DISPLAYED BY THIS SOFTWARE\nThe time and date displayed by this software is the time that the document was opened.  For example, if you open the document 10 minutes ago, the time you see will be 10 minutes less than the actual time.  If you want to update the time and date, you can place the mouse cruiser on a blank light yellow box, and press the delete key.  Be certain that the box is empty, and you are not accidentally deleting your data.  Of course, you can simply close the document, and reopen it to updates the time and date.  \n        However, any time you enter or delete data and press the enter key, the date and time will be automatically updated.  Instead of pressing the enter key, you can left click with the mouse on any yellow box, except the one that you just enter data in.  However, just left clicking with the mouse, or pressing the enter key, without entering data, does not update the time and date.  \n\n"]
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[{"$nulls":3},"Today is ","2008-03-05"]
[{"$nulls":3},"The calculated number of days from today to the end of your budget is:     ",null,{"v":271,"d":"271.00"}]
[{"$nulls":3},"You can spend this each day:",null,{"v":0,"d":"$0.00"}]
[{"$nulls":3},"Your balance is:",null,{"v":0,"d":"$0.00"}]
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[{"$nulls":3},"Total income is:",{"v":0,"d":"$0.00"},"Total Expenses is: ",{"v":0,"d":"$0.00"}]
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[{"$nulls":3},"   To alphabetize income by its source, (name of employer) left click on the gray button in this column.","To arrange your income by dollar amount, click on the gray button in this column.","To alphabetize your expenses by item (name of product) left click on the gray button in this column.","To arrange expenses by dollar amount, click on the gray button in this column"]
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