Dale,
This Does Not seem to do any damage (the user must have a pre-existing condition and that's not your fault) but you may want to squash this one.
There is an opportunity for the user to make numbers appear at various places on the setup screen while accomplishing nothing but wasting time. I shamelessly admit there was a moment of entertainment value for me while doing this.
With a fresh install of 7.04g, start the posconfg for the first time.
Enter in a file name for the register and hit the TAB key to continue.
The next screen shows
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1. Configure this register.
2. Run this register in minimal mode.
[At this point I can rationally explain my actions]
Before choosing option 1 or 2, I thought of a better name for my register. So I hit the Esc key thinking it would take me back one screen so I could revise my register's name. It Didn't. What it did was place a zero at the end of the Choice 2 line and then place the number 27 on the next line under it all the way to the left like this!
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1. Configure this register.
2. Run this register in minimal mode. 0
27
Cool!
[From this point I cannot rationally explain my actions other than I have no life]
I continued and found I can make the numbers 27, 59, and numbers 61 thru 68 appear on screen by pressing Esc, F1, F3 thru F10 respectively.
The fun continued for me when I found that I could get the number to appear at the very top of the screen instead of under Option Two.
If I hit the F2 key the calculator would pop up. I then hit the Esc key to make it go away. Then, for example, if I hit the F5 key the number 63 would appear at the very top of the screen like this!
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0 63
1. Configure this register.
2. Run this register in minimal mode. 0
27
Note: If you try this with version cerca 6.40 the F2 key doesn't pop the calculator, it just made the number 60 appear on screen.
After about ten minutes I found that I was able to stop myself from doing this and was then able to make a menu selection of 1 or 2 to continue the configuration. And it seems no harm was done..... to the program.....
[I'm OK... aren't I?]