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- *** Endless Beach Babes Readme! ***
-
-
- *** System Requirements: ***
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- 1. Windows 3.1
- 2. CD-ROM Reader (double speed preferred)
- 3. 4MB RAM (8MB RAM preferred)
- 4. 486SX or above (may run on 386 but slooooow)
- 5. Minimum 256 colors, (Hi-color or true-color preferred)
-
- *** Installation: ***
-
- 1. Select File from the program manager
- 2. Select Run
- 3. Type in "drive:setup" and press enter, where the "drive" is your
- CD-ROM drive name (D, E, or F, etc.).
- 4. It takes less than 2 minutes to install
- 5. Click on the EBB icon to run the program
- 6. To start the screen saver, simply click on the "slide" icon, 3rd
- icon from the top right hand corner. Then select either (1) random,
- (2) sequence, or (3) one of the 6 available groups. The program will
- run continuously until you press any key or click your mouse.
- 7. This program also installs the screen saver to your Windows Desktop
- environment. Therefore, the screen saver will automatically begin
- 2 minutes after your last operation. You can change the default
- settings such as the delay, sound on/off, or group, etc. using the
- Windows Desktop program in your control panel. Please see your
- Windows Reference Manual for more information.
- 8. Once you are in the program, everything is menu driven by simply
- clicking on the available buttons. You can click on the HELP button
- for more information. The Index Button is a quick way to find any
- screen and sometimes offers additional undocumented secrets.
- 9. If you still have any questions, ask your retailer or any friends who
- are familiar with Windows 3.1.
-
- **** Trouble Shooting ****
-
- 1. Not hearing any sound: make sure that you have a Windows compatible
- sound card installed. Then see if your speakers are connected to
- the "Speaker" port of your sound card. Also check the volume control.
-
- 2. Program is very slow: possible reasons are (1) your CPU is 486SX or
- slower, (2) your RAM memory is 4MB or less, (3) your CD-ROM reader
- is single speed (150KB per second), (4) your hard disk is defragmented,
- (5) you didn't not fine tune your Windows programs. Basically, if you
- have a 486SX or above with 8MB of memory and a double speed CD-ROM
- reader, you should be able to run the program very smoothly.
-
- 3. Not able to run the true color mode: you must have a VGA card that
- supports 32K, 64K or 16.6 million colors. Normally it is the kind
- of VGA card that has 1MB of RAM installed. The Hi-color or true-
- color driver should come with your graphic card. You can check
- your graphic mode by running the "setup" program from DOS within
- the Windows directory or by running inside Windows. Select "Display"
- and choose the appropriate mode.
-
- 4. Not able to run 256 colors: almost all VGA card can support 256 colors,
- unless you have one of the old, old, old cards. However, it doesn't
- mean that your display setting is right. Run the "setup" program from
- DOS within Windows directory or run inside Windows. Select "Display"
- and choose appropriate mode.
-
- 5. My system hangs: your system shouldn't hang under normal circumstance.
- It may be just because it is slow. When you see the cursor turns into
- an hour glass, it means that it is processing. Unless it is doing it
- for a long time (say, 2 or 3 minutes), do not reboot it.
-
- 6. I can't get out of the program: simple, go to main menu first by
- clicking on the big "M" button. Once you are in the main menu, click
- on the "Exit" icon to exit program. You can also click on"Back" icon
- (the icon with an arrow pointing to the northwest), this should return
- you to the title page. Then click on the "Exit" botton.
-
- 7. I can't run "MMS" program after the installation: due to the fact that
- "EBB" offers some new features, you need to install these new features
- to make "MMS" program compatible. Following is the new setup procedure:
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- - Place "EBB" CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive
- - Select File from program manager
- - Select Run
- - type in "drive:\mms\setup" and press enter, where drive is your
- CD-ROM drive name (D, E, or F, etc.)
- Now you can run both "MMS" and "EBB" programs and enjoy new features!
- ****** Change CD-ROM drive ******
-
- Once you have installed the EBB program, it remembers the CD-ROM drive.
- If you want to change the CD-ROM drive, simply re-install the program
- again. You can delete the previous program icons by simply pressing
- the delete key. (Expert users: you can edit the EBB.ini file in your
- Windows directory and change the path)
-
- *********************************
-
- Have fun!!! Thank you for selecting our software!
-
- Copyright 1994 Photon Media Productions. All rights reserved.
- Photos copyright Dan Peterson/Wolf Larsen Photographers.
-
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-
- Disclaimer of warranty limited warranty:
-
- The software and accompanying written material are furnished "as is"
- without warranty of any kind. Photon Media expressly disclaims
- any responsibility for your use or reliance on the accuracy or
- correctness of the software or the accompanying written material.
-
- Photon Media warrants the software to be free from defects in
- materials and workmanship for a period of 90 days from the date of
- delivery to you.
-
- Photon Media sole liability and your exclusive remedy as to the
- CD-ROM and/or other physical media and accompanying written materials
- shall be, at Feline Productions sole option, to (1) refund the entire
- purchase price, or (2) replace the CD-ROM and/or other physical media
- or accompanying written material.
-
- NO OTHER WARRANTY OF ANY KIND IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.
-
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-
- Grant of License
-
- Photon Media hereby grants you the right to use the material
- contained on the enclosed CD-ROM and/or other physical media (all of
- the said material is hereafter referred to as The Software) on a single
- computer. You acknowledge that Photon Media and Dan Peterson/Wolf
- Larsen Photographers are the owners of The Software. You will not
- transmit or copy all or any portion of The Software. All rights not
- expressly granted to you are reserved by Photon Media Productions.
-
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- How to see this readme file
-
- At DOS prompt, type "Edit D:readme.txt" and press enter. Or .
- if you have a printer, at DOS prompt type "print D:readme.txt" and press
- enter. Where "D" is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive.
-