Aim Software, Ltd.
6-15-98

Acknowledgement
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  Aim Software, Ltd. gratefully acknowledges the
assistance provided by NASA in the production of
this Cd-Rom title, particular in providing
photographs, production locations and video used
thoughout the game.  Unless otherwise indicated,
photographs and vido utilized in Apollo 18, The
Moon Missions, received a NASA credit line and
are not subject to copyright.

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It should be noted, NASA has not endorsed or
approved this product.
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Windows 95 Notes:
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  The game has been known to have problems when
running in 'large fonts' mode.  If you have buttons
overlapping or type extending past visible limits,
please follow these instructions.  To enter 'small
fonts' mode, go to your 'control panel'.  Open
'display'.  Use the tabs to advance to 'settings',
and change to 'small fonts'.

  With Auto-run verification enabled, setup will run
automatically.  Otherwise, run setup.exe from the root
of the CD and follow the on-screen instructions.


Release Notes:
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  Disk 1 must be played in 256 colors!
  Disk 2 must be played in 16bit or greater.
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Game Notes:
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  This game is designed to give you, the player, the
feeling and the realism of being recruited into the
Apollo Astronaut Corp.

  It is advised to review in detail, the training disk,
simulators, and the flight manual prior to launch.

  Be advised.  The majority of mission control calls
and mission events have time constraints.
  
  [example] 
    Docking must be completed within 90 seconds.
  An Apollo Moon Mission is based on a sequence
  of events happening in a precise order and
  time frame.  The spacecraft is traveling at
  24,000 miles per hour, small pauses can lead
  to catastrophic consequences.

This is a mouse oriented game!

  There is little typing and joystick
play.  The only typing available is when
communicating with mission control or 
during pre-launch orientation.

       Mission Control Responses
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   "go" "nogo" "roger" "abort" "copy"
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  For Russian systems, and other non-English
keyboards, type "00" in place of "go".

  If mission control reports a problem,
upon completion of a solution, you can
signal mission control with a "roger", or
a "copy".  They will let you know if you
fixed it.

Final Notes:
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  Prior to launching a real mission, you should review
the first CD in detail.  Without the knowledge of how
to launch, dock, set course corrections, use the star
finder, land, and eventually reenter the earth's
atmosphere, you will not complete this game.

  Examples:    You must know to pull the Lunar Module
             completely out of the SPS section of the
             Saturn Rocket after having docked with it.
               You must find the correct star cluster
             for your starmap.  If you are not over the
             correct grouping, your gimbal will not
             be correctly locked.
               During landing, note the coordinates and
             get there quickly.  Drop your thrust, and
             be prepared to recompensate your position.
             Your yellow targeting line, must be over
             or along side of the red target square.
             If it is you will drop down to the graphical
             non-radar landing.  You must land very close
             to the old lunar module during landing, if
             you want any chance of reaching the RTT-301.