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SAVE THE PLANET 1991, v. 2.10 suggested BBS name: STP210.ZIP
Copyright 1990,1991 Roger & Kathy Cox, All Rights Reserved
Shareware registration fee is $20 US, should be sent to:
Save the Planet Software
Box 45
Pitkin, CO 81241 USA
303-641-5035
Type "STP" to start.
Description:
An educational program explaining Global Warming and Ozone
Depletion, using graphics, text, and maps. Handy built-in
word processor for writing quick letters to your representatives
in Congress, along with voting records. Includes "Global
Roulette", a global warming simulator game that explores future
global temperatures. Energy saving tips, recycling, green
investing, green BBS systems, and many more resources. Very easy
to use.
Requirements: PC compatibles w/ 512K, graphics card and MS-DOS.
Documentation: Inside the STP program, select the HELP options.
Files: Size:
STP.EXE 358,385 executable program
EXAMPLE.STP 1,252 address file example
To avoid squeezing STP.EXE, disk vendors may replace
README.TXT with their own README or INSTALL files.
Installation: Copy all files to hard disk or floppy larger than
360K. 360K floppies leave no room for word processor files.
Version:
v1.02 2/24/90 first public release
v1.14 4/27/90 includes env. voting records
v2.02 1/6/91 new 1991 congress, major update of
all scientific & political data, maps added
v2.10 5/29/91 custom addr. files for letters,
info on environmental bills in 1991 Congress
Background:
STP is used by individuals, schools, colleges, universities,
environmental groups, gov't agencies, and corporations.
STP has been reviewed/mentioned in the following:
Shareware (PC-SIG) Sierra
Byte Outside
Computer Shopper Earth Island Journal
PC-Laptop National Parks
Computer Monthly Greenpeace
Popular Science Chronicle of Higher Education
NASA Tech Briefs Buzzworm
Backpacker Personal Computing
E-Magazine Technology in Learning