Contents

Space Shuttle

Minimum System Requirements

Setting up the Program

Running Space Shuttle

Mouse Actions

Technical support

Copyright


Space Shuttle

Space Shuttle is an exciting peek at the job of an astronaut.

Visit the Johnson Space Center. Blast off, launch a satellite, walk in space.

You're in the cockpit for over 50 actual missions!


Minimum System Requirements

•	IBM® PC or compatible (386SX-25 required; 486DX-33 or faster recommended)

•	4 MB RAM or greater

•	5MB available on hard drive

•	Super VGA video adapter (640x480, 256 color) and color monitor

•	MPC-rated sound card and CD-Rom drive (150 KB/second transfer rate or higher)

•	MSCDEX 2.2.1 or higher and MS-DOS 5.0 or higher

•	Windows™ 3.1 or higher

•	Microsoft™ mouse or 100% compatible


Setting up the program

To install a Space Shuttle icon and program group on your hard drive:

1.	Turn on your PC and CD-ROM drive.

2.	Put the CD-ROM disc in the CD-ROM drive with the label side up.

3.	In Windows, open the File Manager, which is usually in the Main Window.

4.	Choose the button that matches your CD-ROM drive, such as D: A list of directories and files appears.

5.	Double-click the install.exe file. This loads the appropriate QuickTime files, program group, and icon onto your hard drive.

6.	When the install is done, click OK or press Enter.

7.	At the prompt, choose Yes to view the Read Me file or No to skip it.

8.	Exit Windows and reboot your computer.


Running Space Shuttle

1.	Run Windows

2.	Double-click on the Space Shuttle icon


Mouse Actions

Click the mouse to do the following:

•	Choose an opening screen command button, including:
Click for introduction

Click to begin program

•	Stop a movie or narration (or press Esc)

•	Open the Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)

•	Choose any PDA command button, including:

Orientation	Get an overview of the Space Shuttle Program
Training	Visit the simulator facilites to learn space procedures
Mission Launch	Go to the control room
Lift-off Game	Beat the clock in an attempt to laaunch a mission
Terms	Study definitions
Help	Get Help on using the PDA
Exit	Quit and return to the Desktop
Done	Minimize the PDA to an icon and return to previous screen

•	Choose any other onscreen command button or pop-up button, including:

Orientation

Program History	Review the history of NASA
Characteristics	See a general description of a Space Shuttle
Mission Control	Visit the Mission Control center
The Vehicles	Get an overview of any of six vehicles on a pop-up menu
Shuttle Tour	Tour a craft from a pop-up menu
Training

Training Overview	Reveiw the basic astronaut trainign program
Flight Profile	See a general description of a Space Shuttle mission
Gear	Inspect ear, such as clothing, from a pop-up menu
Living in Space	See where and how astronauts live from a pop-up menu
Working in Space	See how astronauts work from a pop-up men
Mission Launch

Launch Grid	Pick a mission number, then choose another command
Meet the Crew	Find out who staffed the selected mission
Launch the Mission	Blast off on the selected missions
Mission Highlights	Select highlights of the current mission from another screen
Lift-off Game	Click the die to play. Click the correct answers and launch the mission before time runs out!
Tems	Scroll to review space definitions
Done	Minimize the PDA to an icon
Exit	Click this then Yes to return to the DOS prompt


Copyright

Copyright © 1993 Amazing Media, Inc. and Follett Software. Copyright © 1993 The Software Toolworks, Inc. All rights reserved. Executive producer Follett Software. Produced by Amazing Media, San Anselmo, CA. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machine Corp. Microsoft is a registered trademark of and Windows and MS-DOS are trademarks of Microsoft, Inc. MPC is a trademark of Multimedia PC Marketing Council, Inc. Published by The Software Toolworks, Inc.


Technical Support

For technical support in the USA: The Software Toolworks, Inc. 60 Leveroni Court Novato, CA 94949 Telephone: (415) 883-5157 Telephone: (415) 883-0367	For technical support in Europe Mindscape International Priority House, Charles Ave Maltings Park, Burgess Hill West Sussex, RH15 9PQ England, United Kingdom Telephone: 01444 239600 Fax:01444 248996	For technical support in Australia and New Zealand: Mindscape International 5/6 Gladstone Road Castle Hill, New South Wales Australia 2154 Telephone: (02) 899-2277 Fax: (02) 899-2348