UPDATE!! These sources have been updated to use the new mLabel proc introduced in API
version 2.4.5.  Be sure your iPad is up to date with that release or higher!!

If you wish to install the KBC app demo on your CometAnywhere host, here's how to do it.

Unzip KBC.zip into a Comet folder.  It's recommended you make a new folder called KBC, but
that's not required.  There is a QDIR included in the .zip so if you add it to an existing
folder with Comet files use CometExplorer to rebuild the QDIR.

You'll need 3 printers:
LPH with DES HTMLPTR (this is for the Reports)
a PDF printer with no DES (mobile app does it's own popup display)
a PDF email printer (this is for emailing invoices)

The printer names as well as the name of the Comet directory where you'll install the
programs and data files is set in kbc.inc at lines 38, 39, and 40:
(38) SET KBC.DIR$ = "KBC"       ! directory for all data files and programs
(39) SET PDF.PRINTER$ = "LPP"   ! PDF printer (no DES, archive OK)
(40) SET EMAIL.PRINTER$ = "LEP" ! PDF email printer

Next you'll compile the programs:
kbc.ibs - the main menu
inv.ibs - invoicing
c.ibs - customer maintenance
i.ibs - item maintenance
d.ibs - discount code maintenance
pdf.ibs - Invoice Preview and Emailing
Be sure you're using Comet32 for your compilations and CA host.  kbc.inc uses the .MOBILE
compiler directive. This was introduced to the compiler in Comet32 version .472.  If you're
on an older version of Comet32 you can comment out the .MOBILE on line 7 of kbc.inc.  This
just makes additional information about the object file available to FSTAT.

If you want to do emailing, you need to either setup email.ini or add the appropriate mnemonics
for Server, Domain, From, User, and Password to the KBC email program.  You'll find the email code near
the end of pdf.ibs.

If you use a directory other than KBC and want to try the reports you'll need to change the
DICTIONARY statement in each of the six .ibr files.

To get your iPad setup:
Make sure you've registered your iPad's UDID with Justin.  Then install the latest Comet Mobile
API app by going to this site on your iPad's browser:
http://signature.net/download/mobile
The API has been optimized for iOS 7 so it is advised that you be on that version.

That should do it.  Connect your iPad to your CA host and run KBC.
The app looks best in landscape mode.  Also be sure to turn off auto-lock on your iPad.  If the
iPad auto-locks the connection to your CA host will be lost.

Anytime you want to reset the demo database to its original state you can run KBCINIT from any
non-mobile Comet client.  It'll ask you for the directory name where you want the files created.
NOTE: If you run this from a mobile client it assumes the directory is KBC and it will error
if you don't have that folder.