QUAKE

READ THIS!!

THE GAME CANNOT BE INSTALLED WITHOUT A PURCHASE AND UNLOCK CODE.

The electronic delivery system contained on id STUFF enables full game installation off this CD-ROM upon unlock.  If game files are erased, the CD-ROM cannot reload without another unlock code.

!!IMPORTANT!!  Create back up files for your id STUFF installed games on separate media immediately to be able to re-install the products in the event the original files are erased.

Print and read suggested back up procedures at the bottom of these installation instructions.

					Install Instructions
							(DOS)

1.		Exit Windows
2.		At the DOS prompt, access the
		C:\IDSTUFF\QUAKE4 directory (or the
		directory where you installed the id STUFF
		CD) from the C:\ by typing:
		CD\IDSTUFF\QUAKE4 and press [ENTER]
3.		Type: QUAKE4 and press [ENTER], this
		will extract your QUAKE installation files.
4.		Type: INSTALL and press [ENTER]
5.		Follow the on screen instructions
6.		Have FUN!!!

					Install Instructions
						(Windows 95)

1.		From the Windows 95 Explorer, access
		the C:\IDSTUFF\QUAKE4 directory (or the
		directory where you installed the id Stuff
		CD).
2.		Double-click on the QUAKE4.EXE file, this
		will extract your QUAKE installation files.
3.		Double-click on INSTALL.BAT
4.		Follow the on screen instructions
5.		Have FUN!!!

					Back-up Instructions

The easiest thing to do is copy the QUAKE4.EXE to another directory.  If you have a copy of PkZip 2.04g* (the shareware version is available on CompuServe, America OnLine, and a variety of bulletin boards and Internet locations), the command line to span a large file to multiple disks is:

PKZIP -& A:\filename.zip QUAKE4.EXE
(substitute B:\ for A:\ if you want to zip the B:\ drive)

You'll be prompted to insert disks as needed.

To Extract your back-up from the diskette(s)

Put disk 1 of your back-up set into your floppy drive (A: or B:)
Type: PKUNZIP filename.ZIP C:\directory

Where directory is the sub-directory location to extract the QUAKE4.EXE file.

*It's best to have your PkZip files in a location contained in your "PATH" statement (AUTOEXEC.BAT). That way they can be accessed from any DOS prompt.