This archive contains files to allow users of the DOS version of "Pro Pinball
- The Web" to run a native Windows 95 version.  Please note that you will need
the DOS version of the game, and Microsoft's DirectX (preferably version 2,
version 1 will only allow you to use 640x480 modes) already installed on your
computer, neither of which are contained in this archive.  The best place to
obtain a copy of DirectX is to find a magazine cover CD with a Windows 95 game
/ demo that requires DirectX, and install that.  The retail version of "Pro
Pinball - The Web" will contain DirectX, but has been left out of this archive
to save space (nearly 3 Megabytes compressed).

Extract the files "PLAY.EXE", "WGAME.EXE" and "MENU.EXE" into the same
directory as the DOS version of the game.  To run the game, make sure you
have the game CD in your drive, then click on the "PLAY.EXE" icon from the
Windows Explorer. If you want, you can create a shortcut icon to run the game
by locating the DOS game folder using the Windows Explorer, click and hold the
left button whilst the mouse is over the PLAY.EXE icon, and then drag it
either onto your desktop, or to the "Start" button.  If you already have a
games folder, you could open this and drag it there instead.

The keys have been changed from the DOS version, and the changes are
noted below.  You can redefine these keys by clicking on the
"options..." button on the PLAY program, but you cannot define them to
use the same keys as the DOS version as there appears to be no standard way
of reading the shift keys seperately under Windows 95 that will work on
all systems.  The defaults were chosen to be in a similar layout on
international keyboards.

<F>	Left Flipper
<J>	Right Flipper
<G>	Nudge from left
<H>	Nudge from right
Other keys should be as per DOS version


Please report any problems to;

E-Mail: propin@fat.compulink.co.uk

 or check out our World Wide Web sites;

        http://www.empire.co.uk/propinball/
        http://www.empire-us.com/propinball/