QnE FAQ
   Quick and Easy SPEEDE software

  1)  What is the Quick and Easy (QnE) software ?
  
      The Quick and Easy software is a free, DOS-based program 
      that allows a user to print both college (SPEEDE) and High 
      School (ExPRESS) transcripts, and to acknowledge those 
      transcripts.
  
  
  2)  What is the purpose of the QnE software ?
  
      The software was designed as a temporary solution that would 
      allow schools to start receiving transcripts electronically with 
      very little effort.  The idea was that the schools would then 
      proceed to develop or buy a more robust solution.
  
  3)  Where can I get the QnE software ?
  
        http://www.utexas.edu/student/giac/speede/spaacrao/
  
  4)  What do I get ?
  
      You will download a file called QnE_ALL.EXE.  This is a self-
      extracting archive that contains a set of 24 files that are used to 
      run the system.  The primary file is SPAACRAO.EXE, which is 
      the menu program for the entire system.
  
  
  
  
    5)  How do I install the software ?
      
      You will need to create a new folder on your system.  Then copy 
      QnE_ALL.EXE to the new folder.  You may then either RUN 
      QnE_ALL.EXE from the Windows Start button, or start an MS-
      DOS window, change to the appropriate directory, and then type 
      QnE_ALL.EXE and press enter.  Either way, the necessary files 
      will be extracted and installed in the folder/directory.
  
  6)  How do I use the software ?
      To use the software, first you must copy the file(s) you want to 
      print/acknowledge to the folder/directory where 
      SPAACRAO.EXE exists.  Then you can run SPAACRAO.EXE, 
      by the RUN command from the Windows Start button, or from 
      within an MS-DOS window.  Please look at the file 
  
          http://www.utexas.edu/student/giac/speede/spaacrao/qne.txt
  
      for detailed instructions and screen shots.
  
      You may also want to look at
  
        http://www.utexas.edu/student/giac/speede/server/suedirec.txt
      
      for a QnE checklist developed by Dave Stones at Southwestern 
      University.
  
  7)  Any questions, comments or suggestions should be directed to 
      Wally Reeves at 
  
          wallyr@mail.utexas.edu
      
      I am particularly interested in items you would like added to this 
      document.  The October 19, 2001 version is the first draft, and I hope 
      you find it useful.
  
  
  QnE FAQ.TXT  Oct 19, 2001