CYBERWAR DEMO


	 Copyright (c) 1994 SCi

      (Sales Curve Interactive) Ltd.


	  PC CD-ROM Version


This file contains additional information that did not make
it into the manual. If you have any problems then please read 
this file before calling technical support!



CONTROLS


You may use either joystick/gamepad or the keyboard to control
CyberWar.


Action: Joystick  Keyboard

       Up        Up Arrow

       Down      Down Arrow

       Left      Left Arrow

       Right     Right Arrow

       Fire A    Space, Return, Enter

       Fire B    Escape, Backspace


Exit to Dos:     Control-Escape


MEMORY


After loading the main program Cyberwar requires 300K of coventional memory to be available. If you have less than this, you will be told how much extra memory is required. Remove any TSRs or Drivers that are not required to gain extra conventional 
memory.
Cyberwar uses XMS memory for storing data. XMS memory is configured using the EMM386.EXE line in your CONFIG.SYS file. To ensure you have enough XMS memory available your EMM386.EXE line should look like this:


C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE D=64 NOEMS


This will allocate a 64k DMA buffer needed for correct audio playback and turn off EMS memory, allowing XMS memory to be allocated as required.


If you are using QEMM and you experience difficulties selecting your sound card during the install program, rerun optimize.exe from the QEMM directory.


DISK CACHES


Please do NOT use any Disk Cache utilities with Cyberwar! They will not affect game performance and can cause problems. SMARTDRIVE users, use the '/U' option to turn off CD-ROM caching.


DIGITAL AUDIO

Cyberwar uses SOS (Sound Operating System) from Human Machine
Interfaces Inc. Drivers are supplied for a number of sound
cards:


Adlib Gold

Ensoniq Soundscape

ESS 488/688 Audiodrive

Gravis Ultrasound

Gravis UltraMax

Microsoft Sound System

Pro Audio Spectrum Plus/16

Roland RAP-10

SoundBlaster

SoundBlaster Pro

SoundBlaster 16

SoundBlaster AWE32

Sound Master II


SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SOUND CARDS


Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum    - If you have unreliable playback during the game
then ensure that SoundBlaster emulation is DISABLED
or that the DMA Channel is NOT 1.


Creative Labs SoundBlaster16/AWE32 - Ensure that you select the SoundBlaster16/AWE32
drivers, and NOT the SoundBlaster (Pro) drivers
if you have one of these cards.


SoundBlaster Clones     - If you have a SoundBlaster clone and are experiencing digital audio 
glitches, it is probably due to your clone card emulating a Sound
Blaster imperfectly. For more reliable emulation change your sound
card to use DMA Channel 1 and IRQ number 5,7 or 9, as this may help.


Gateway 2000            - Depending on when you bought your machine you may have either an
Aztech SB Clone card (the audio drivers directory is called G2KAUDIO)
or an Ensoniq (drivers directory called GW2000). If you have an 
Ensoniq please ensure that you use the Ensoniq drivers.


Gravis Ultrasound/MAX   - Do not run SBOS or MEGAEM for Soundblaster emulation - the drivers will run the card in native mode.


Reveal Sound FX/32      - Use the Ensoniq drivers.


Ensoniq Soundscape      - Do not use the MT-32 emulation with Cyberwar. Use either FM or General Midi via the MPU-401 drivers. The SSINIT program supplied with the Ensoniq should be used to select the midi option required.


TECHNICAL SUPPORT


If you still have problems after trying the suggestions above, SCi Technical Support can be contacted as below:


	US: 1-800-CYBERWR


UK & Europe: +44 (0)1703 631826