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1992-03-27
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echo off
cls
echo Word Search Puzzle Maker
echo
echo * Thank you for trying WSPM (Word Search Puzzle Maker)! This program
echo generates word search puzzles and prints them on your printer. In fact,
echo WSPM can make at least 24 different variations of the popular word search
echo puzzle. WSPM comes with an editor so you can shape and customize your
echo puzzles. It can also save puzzles in ASCII files so that you can import
echo the puzzles you create into text editors and word processors. This means
echo that you can work puzzles into newsletters and do many other exciting
echo things with them. Please read carefully the documentation contained in the
echo DOCUMENT.TXT file so that you can see how to use WSPM to its fullest
echo potential.
echo
echo * You have permission to use WSPM for two weeks. If you register this
echo program, you may continue to use WSPM indefinitely. Pay close attention
echo to the registration instructions which are given on the first screen that
echo pops up after you type WSPM and press ENTER. Those who register will
echo receive a WSPM supplement disk with some exciting files on it!
echo
echo * You may share WSPM with anyone you think might find it useful enough
echo to register, as long as the files that make up this package are kept to-
echo gether and there are no changes made in any of them.
echo
pause
cls
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo TO PRINT DOCUMENT.TXT:
echo
echo If you would like a printout of the documentation which includes
echo instructions on how to install WSPM on your hard drive, Quick Start,
echo Quick Reference Guide, and detailed instructions on how to use WSPM,
echo turn your printer on and press a key on the keyboard. The document is
echo made up of a table of contents and 12 pages. If you wish to return to
echo the DOS shell at this time press CTRL + BREAK.
echo
pause
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echo
echo DOCUMENT.TXT is now being printed.
echo
copy DOCUMENT.TXT prn
cls
echo
echo . . . . . Printing finished.
echo