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The following information is for advanced users only.
If you are not an advanced user, then simply run
'install' directly from the CD.
Note: Run the program 'MAKETILE.EXE' to make tilesets
for Morejongg.
There are three directories on this CD ROM, each
containing the MoraffWare Windows games collection.
You may copy on of these directories to your hard
drive to obtain greater loading speed.
MORAFF: This contains the largest version of the
collection, taking about 40 Megs. The Install routine
will by default use this directory as the main
MoraffWare directory. If you wish to copy the entire
directory to your hard drive, you may do so with the
xcopy /s command, or by simply going into the moraff
directory and running the batch file 'donotrun' which
will copy the whole thing to your c drive under a
directory called 'moraff'.
ALT: This directory contains the complete versions of
11 MoraffWare Windows games, as they were shipped
before the release of the CD ROM. If you have problems
with the new versions of the software, you may wish to
install the old versions by using the xcopy /s command,
or by going into the 'alt' directory and running the
batch file 'donotrun' which will copy the whole thing
to your c drive under a directory called 'moraff'.
ALT2: This directory contains all of the newest releases
of all 12 games, but does not have many of the auxiliary
image files. If you copy this directory to your hard
drive, using xcopy /s or 'donotrun.bat', the games will
load faster, and then you can use the Browse Window to
get extra images from the CD ROM. This installation would
take about 6 megs on your hard drive.
Running the programs from your hard drive: You should still
run the 'install' from the CD, either before or after you
install the rest of the games. Then, instead of running
'moraff' or 'moraff95', you can run most of the games
directly. For example, to run Ringjongg, you would just
execute the file 'ringjong.exe'. You can also still run
'mwnet.exe' and then press the button for Ringjongg, or
the other games, but the games that have stand-alone exe
files will save memory if run by themselves, without
mwnet running in the background.