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                                    MG Software
Contents
  1) Game play instructions -
  2) What is shareware -
  3) How to order our games -
  4) How to get unlimited free upgrades for registered games -
  5) Disclaimer of warranty -
  6) Notes for using the full screen in Win 95/98 -
  7) Creating a shortcut to the games -
  8) Uninstall instructions -
  9) How to contact the authors -
  10) Other games from MG Software -

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1) GAME PLAY INSTRUCTIONS -

Online instructions are accessible while playing any of our
games. After you enter your name and choose the difficulty level,
hit the F1 key to go to online help. Here you will find the
instructions you need to play the game. Hit any key or click
the mouse to return to the game.

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2) WHAT IS SHAREWARE

Shareware is a concept that has grown in popularity over the last
few years. Shareware is not freeware and it is not public domain
software. Shareware is copyrighted software that is distributed
for you to "try before you buy". This way you only buy games that
you like - no more buying a game at the store only to find out that
it isn't much fun.  Distribution and packaging costs are kept to
a minimum, so the price of the software is lower.
If this is the shareware version of this game it is intended for
evaluation purposes only. It is a functional program with some of the
difficulty levels and/or features disabled. You may use it freely
and without any obligations for 30 days. If you like the game
and continue playing it, you must buy it.
If you have already purchased this game, you have the same rights
that you have when you buy a program or game from your local
computer store.

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3) HOW TO ORDER OUR GAMES -

There are two ways to get the registered versions of our games -

a) When this game is installed, you will find an "order form"
   icon in the Monty's Games for Windows Group. Just double click
   on the icon and the Order Form will appear in Notepad.
   Print the order form, fill it out, and mail it to MG Software.
   We can send you the game(s) on floppy or sent you the unlocking
   code via e-mail. The e-mail method saves you shipping costs.
   You can also find a copy of the order form at our web site at
   http://www.mgsoft.com - just click on the 'Order Form' hot link.
   There is also a file "Order.frm" in the game directory. This file
   can be printed using Notepad or Dos Edit.

b) Some of our games can be ordered online. Go to our Web Site at
   http://www.mgsoft.com and order the games(s) online with your
   credit card thru a secure site.


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4) HOW TO GET UNLIMITED FREE UPGRADES FOR REGISTERED GAMES -

All of the games have their own unlocking code. All future versions of
a game will use the same unlocking code, so when we come out with a new
version or upgrade, just download the new version and use your old code.
This code is entered when the shareware screen is displayed at the start
of each game. Just hit the 'C' key(as instructed) and enter the unlocking
code. If you install the game on another hard drive you will need to
enter the code again - so keep it in a safe place. The advantage of this
system is simple - you get unlimited upgrades from http://www.mgsoft.com.
The same unlocking key works for all versions of the same game.  This
saves us the cost of packaging and shipping, so the games are very
inexpensive.
When you fill out and mail the ORDER FORM to MG Software, we will email
you the unlocking code. If you prefer to receive the game(s) on floppy
disks, just mark the shipping costs box on the order form and add $2
($3 international) to the order.

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5) DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY

THIS PROGRAM IS SUPPLIED AS IS. THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES,
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND OF FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE. THE AUTHOR ASSUMES NO
LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES, DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL, WHICH MAY RESULT FROM
THE USE OF THIS PROGRAM.

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6) NOTES FOR USING THE FULL SCREEN IN WIN 95/98 -

Monty's Games like to run in a full screen.  If the TaskBar
is in your way when you play any of Monty's Games, do this -
   a) While in the Windows 95 desktop, click the Start button
      at the bottom left corner of the screen.
   b) Go to Settings and click Taskbar.
   c) Put a check mark in [x] Auto Hide".
   d) UNcheck [] Always on Top - this is optional - try it
      both ways.
   e) The other two options don't matter.

NOTE: The taskbar is only a problem for 640x480 screen resolution.

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7) CREATING A SHORTCUT TO THE GAMES

Windows 95/98 users may want to create a shortcut to Monty's Games.
(If you already have one don't do it again.)

NOTE: left click means clicking with the left mouse button.
      right click means clicking with the right mouse button.

There are many ways to make a shortcut. This works -

a) Close the Monty's Games folder by clicking on the
  'X' in the upper right corner of the window.
b) RIGHT click Start (bottom left corner of the screen).
c) Left click Open.
d) Double left click Programs (in the Start Menu).
e) Right click the folder "Monty's Games for Windows".
f) Left click Create Shortcut.
g) Drag the new folder "Shortcut to Monty's Games for Windows"
   to the desktop.
h) Close the Program window.
i) Close the Start Menu window.

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8) UNINSTALL INSTRUCTIONS

Monty's Games come in 32-bit and 16-bit versions.
The 32-bit versions only install to Windows 95 or 98.
The 16-bit versions install to Win 3.1, 95, or 98.

If you have installed 32-bit versions to Windows 95 or 98, you can
uninstall any of the games by either double clicking the "Remove" icon
for the game OR from the Control Panel by following this
sequence of mouse clicks -
   Start | Settings | Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs,
   now highlight the game and click the Add/Remove button.

Windows 3.1 has limitations when it comes to uninstalling programs. A
Group can only have one uninstall icon associated with it. If that icon
is clicked on, the last program to be installed will be uninstalled.
This means if you install 4 games and double click on the uninstall
icon, only the last installed game will be removed. The rest of the
games will have to be uninstalled manually.

Monty's Games will be in one of these directories -
  c:\montgams\               (16-bit Win 3.1,95, or 98) (no longer used)
  c:\ProgramF\mgsoft\        (16-bit Win 3.1, or 32-bit Win 95/98)
  c:\Program Files\mgsoft\   (32-bit Win 95/98 only)
Each game will be in its own directory below this path

To manually uninstall a 16-bit version -

Win 95/98 -
  1) Double click Windows Explorer
  2) In the left window highlight the Monty's Games directory
  3) In the right window click on the game directory to remove -
     it should now be highlighted
  4) Click on File / Delete
  5) Answer yes to sending everything in the directory to the recycle bin
  6) From the desktop - double click Montys Games for Windows,
      single click the game icon to be removed, click File | Delete | Yes.

Win 3.1 -
  1) From Program Manager, double click Main and double click File Manager
  2) In the left window highlight the Monty's Games directory
  3) In the right window click on the game directory to remove -
     it should now be highlighted
  4) Click File | Delete and follow the instructions
  5) Go back to Program Manager, double click ôMontyÆs Games for Windows,
     single click the game icon to be removed, click File | Delete | Yes.

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9) HOW TO CONTACT THE AUTHORS

Please feel free to contact us if you have any comments or
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