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- 1. Legal Notice
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- The Apollo Project is not responsible in any way for incidental
- damage or loss that may occur from use of this software.
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- Use at YOUR OWN RISK.
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- Running this program indicates acceptance of these terms.
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- 2: Who we are.
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- The Apollo Project is a demo conglomerate consisting of
- multiple demo groups and independent persons.
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- All our demos are freeware. This means that you can copy and
- distribute them freely as long as you make no modifications to them.
- Also, no money can be charged for copying them. If you are a
- PD distributor, please contact us before including our products in your
- collection. In general, all commercial - showing, distributing, selling,
- or any other utilization of our products without our express written
- permission is strictly forbidden. This includes, but is not limited to,
- selling disks containing our products. See the contact information below
- for obtaining said permission.
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- 3: How to contact the Apollo Project.
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- You can contact The Apollo Project at the following e-mail addresses:
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- cad@unomaha.edu, shiffer@cris.com.
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- You can reach us via World Wide Web at this site:
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- http://sunny.hawcc.hawaii.edu
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- You can mail things to:
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- The Apollo Project c/o Chris Didamo
- 1410 Cascio Drive
- Bellevue, Ne 68005-2317
- USA
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- You can fax things to:
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- 1-402-291-9442
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- 4: Our current member list.
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- The following is a list of our current members:
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- Scott Demming aka Sad - Code
- Chris Didamo aka Marauder - Org - Testing - Code
- Larry Doran aka Wyvern - Music - Design
- Charles Jones aka Kodiak - Code - design
- Jim Leonard aka Trixter - Design - Testing - Code
- Darius Makaitus - Music
- John McCarthy aka Flynn - Code - 3DVECT - Music System
- Tom McGuire aka Shutter - graphics
- John Niespodzianski aka Mhoram - Music
- Jason Shiffer aka ScareCrow - Code - Graphics
- Mike Sutter aka Freejack - Code - Music System
- Sunny Walker aka Rhys - Code - Design - Graphic
- Zak Worthington - Graphics
- Sam Yancy aka Doc - Music
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- 5: General Comments:
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- This demo was coded entirely in protected mode assembly using
- TRAN's pmode header. We are always looking for new members.
- If you think you have what it takes to join The Apollo Project, send
- us some samples of your wares. We are currently short on TRUE graphic
- artists and MUSICIANS. Coders always think they are graphic artists
- and musicians, but we all know better.
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- 6: What this demo requires.
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- We recommend the following hardware to run this demo.
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- 486dx33 or better processor.
- 4 meg of memory.
- Gravis Ultrasound
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- The following is required to run this demo.
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- At least a 386 computer with vga and 2 meg of memory.
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- *** NOTE: We have included sound blaster compatibility
- for those with sound blasters. We did NOT
- optimize the demo for the sound blaster, so
- it will look jerky in certain spots, this is
- due to the SB overhead. On a GUS this demo
- runs fine. We are considering cleaning up
- the SB routines to make future demos more
- enjoyable to SB viewers, we won't guarentee
- it though. However, the SB option will always
- be available.
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- 7: Demo Specific
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- This demo offers 3 command line options when using a soundcard.
- 1. "t","T" selects a remix of the music
- 2. "f" jumps straight to the fireplace scene, original music
- 3. "F" same as above, but playing the remixed music
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- (Note: Options 2 and 3 only quit when ESC key is pressed)
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