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                            * TROUBLESHOOTING *
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PROBLEM:
     Not Enough Memory
SOLUTION:
     Try removing TSR's (such as mouse drivers) from your config.sys and
     autoexec.bat files.
     If you have DOS version 5 or above, include the line:

          dos=high

     in your config.sys file after "himem.sys" or another memory manager has
     been loaded.


PROBLEM:
     Sound isn't working correctly, or the game locks up
SOLUTION:
     Use the command-line sound card override.
     Load God of Thunder with one of the command-line options:

          GOT /NOSB      -    If you DO NOT have a Soundblaster card.
          GOT /NOAL      -    If you DO NOT have an Adlib Card.
          GOT /NOJOY     -    If you DO NOT have a joystick.

SOUND BLASTER HELP
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If your Sound Blaster or compatible card is not working in God of Thunder,
try setting the environmental variable BLASTER by typing:

     SET BLASTER=Axxx Ix Dx

     Axxx represents the address of the SoundBlaster/SB Pro.  For the SB,
          it's either A210,A220,A230,A240,A250 or A260.  For the SB Pro, 
          it's either A220 or A240.  The default is A220.
     
       Ix represents the IRQ number used by the SB/SB Pro.  For the SB, it's
          either I2, I5, or I7.  The default is I7.

       Dx represents the DMA channel used by the SB/SB Pro.  Acceptable
          values are D0, D1, or D3.  The default is D1.

    You can also run the included "SETBLAST" program. This program will set
    the environment variable for you.

If the game continually locks up and you have a Sound Blaster, as a last
resort try disabling the digitized Sound Blaster samples by using the Adlib
command-line override (GOT /NOSB).

God of Thunder should have come without the configuration file "CONFIG.GOT".  
If you can't solve the problems you are having, try erasing this file.  
God of Thunder will create a new config file based on your system.