******************************************************** IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT MICROSOFT ENTERTAINMENT PACK ******************************************************** SETUP To run setup, start Windows as you normally do. Insert the disk Disk 1 - Setup into drive A. Choose Run from the File Menu in the Program Manager. In the Command Line box, type A:SETUP and press the ENTER key. Setup can take a while to run on some machines. Do not be alarmed if it seems like nothing is happening for several moments. Running from a floppy disk and decompressing files can take a while. This would be a good time to get a cup of coffee (instant is fine, it isn't THAT slow), as after installation, you may be at your computer for a while. SOUND Many of the games support advanced sound playing capabilities. To take advantage of these capabilities you must have a sound card and Windows 3.1, or Windows 3.0 with multimedia extensions. If you encounter problems playing the sounds, contact your sound card manufacturer, and check that your sound card drivers are installed properly. Please note that if you do not have a sound card, and are using a PC Speaker Driver, you may have to turn the sound off for the games to be playable. BEGINNING TO PLAY Open the Entertainment Pack Four group in the Program Manager and double-click on the icon of the game you wish to play. LEARNING TO PLAY The rules for each game are provided in the on-line help. Within each game, press the F1 key or select Index from the Help menu. It is recommended you read through all the help information before playing. Browse through the help with the buttons at the top of the screen. NOTES ON INDIVIDUAL GAMES Tic Tac Drop: Tic Tac Drop requires approximately 500k of free RAM to load correctly. If you experience the error "Cannot create Autoredraw image", then you should try to make more memory available by quitting out of other Windows applications that are currently running. REMEMBER, GAMES DON'T KILL PRODUCTIVITY, PEOPLE DO.
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