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Contents
System Requirements for MS-DOS . .
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System Requirements for Windows®95
1
Quick Start for MS-DOS
2
Installing NET:Zone
2
Quick Start for Windows®95
2
Starting NET:Zone for MS-DOS . . .
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Starting NET:Zone for Windows®95
3
Switching Between a Window and
Full-Screen in Windows®95
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NET:Zone Main Menu
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Full Installation for MS-DOS
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Full Installation for Windows®95
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Installation Options
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Sound Card Installation [for MS-DOS only]
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Moving Within NET:Zone
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Trouble Shooting ....
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Credits
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Technical Supplement . . .
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Gametek Technical Support
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Gametek Limited Warranty
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Getting Started
System Requirements for MS-DOS
The following are the hardware/software configurations required for running
NET:Zone.
Minimal Requirements
CPU:
486 DX2 66 MHz
8 MB
RAM Memory:
Free Hard Disk Space: 17 MB
Double-Speed
CD-ROM Drive:
SVGA Monitor
Display :
Any supported sound card
Sound card:
(see “Sound Card Setup", later in this manual)
MS-DOS Version 5 and later
Operating System:
Any Kind
Mouse:
Recommended Requirements
Pentium
CPU:
16 MB
RAM Memory:
Free Hard Disk Space: 50 MB
4X
CD-ROM Drive:
System Requirements for Windows®95
The following are the hardware/software configurations required for running
NETZone.
Minimal Requirements
Pentium
CPU:
8 MB
RAM Memory:
Free Hard Disk Space: 17 MB (21 MB if you do not have DirectX™ on your
system).
Double-Speed
CD-ROM Drive:
Display:
SVGA Monitor and any supported DirectX™ video card
Any supported DirectX™ sound card
Sound card:
Windows®95
Operating System:
Any kind
Mouse:
Recommended Requirements
CPU:
Pentium
16 MB
RAM Memory:
Free Hard Disk Space: 50 MB
4X
CD-ROM Drive:
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Quick Start for MS-DOS
Starting NETZone for MS-DOS
This section briefly describes how to install NETZone on your PC. This procedure
installs the default settings, and should suffice in most cases. For more detail
about the installation options, see “Full Installation”, later in this manual.
To start NETZone for DOS follow these instructions:
1. Load the NETZone CD into your CD-RDM drive.
2. Change the current directory to the NETZone installation directory.
At the command prompt, type:
CD \GAMES\NZ
If the NETZone installation directory is not C:\GAMES\NZ (the default], then type
CD and the full path of your NETZone installation directory.
2. Press <Enter>
3. Type: NZ
4. Press <Enter>
Following the introduction sequence, the game will commence immediately. To
access the Main Menu, press <ESC>, or F2, and then press 'Sys' on your PDA
(see ‘PDA’ later in the manual].
Installing NETZone
1. Load the NETZone CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
2. Change the current drive to your CD-ROM drive (e.g. , type d: and then press
<Enter>],
3. At the command prompt, type:
Install
4. Repeatedly press <Enter> to accept the default options. The default
installation settings are as follows:
Method
Minimal - 17 MB
(Required Hard Disk Space): Partial - 26 MB
Full - 50 MB
Path:
\GAMES\NZ in the root of the first hard drive usually C:. (This is the installation directory.)
Sound Card:
Auto-detection is used to choose your sound card
configuration.
Quick Start for Windows®95
This section briefly describes how to install NETZone on your PC. This procedure
installs the default settings, and should suffice in most cases. For further details
about the installation process, see (Full Installation), later in this manual.
To install NET:Zone for Windows®95 follow these instructions:
1. Load the NETZone CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
2. Windows®95 will then launch the installation program automatically.
3. Repeatedly press on the ‘Next’ button to accept the default options.
The default installation settings are as follows:
Method:
Minimal - 17 MB (Required Hard Disk Space). You will need
21 MB if you do not have DirectX™ in your system.
Path:
\GAMES\NZ in the root of the first hard drive - usually
C:. (This is the installation directory.)
Folder Selection: Compro Games
4. Boot your system in order to make the new settings available, if the
installation program requires you to do so.
Starting NETZone for Windows®95
To start NET:Zone for Windows®95 follow these instructions:
1. Load the NETZone CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2. You will be asked if you wish to play NETZone. To confirm your choice click ‘OK’
or ‘Cancel’.
Switching Between a Window and Full-Screen in Windows®95
During the game you may switch between window and full-screen modes by
pressing <ALT> + <ENTER>. You can do this only if the game began in 16 bit
mode (65,536 colors) with screen resolutions higher than 640x480.
NETZone Main Menu
When you start NETZone, the Main Menu will appear following the introduction
sequence. The Main Menu is also displayed when you quit NETZone (by pressing
<Esc>), or by selecting 'SYS' on the PDA (see PDA in (Moving Within NETZone)).
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Use the options in this screen to:
• New Game: Begin a new game.
• Options: Control various play options.
• Save Game: Save a game at any stage of play. You may always return to this
point at your convenience.
• Load Game: Load a saved game by selecting one of the games saved during
play, and pressing ‘load’.
• Resume Game: Returns you to the game you were playing.
• Credits: Access the list of all those who participated in the production of
NET:Zone.
• Help: Help - Select a subject for on-line help, or select the Hints option if
assistance is required to proceed.
Loading a Game
* To load a saved game:
1. Access the Main Menu and choose 'Load Game’.
2. Load a saved game by selecting one of the games saved during play, and
pressing ‘load’.
Resuming a Game
* To resume a game:
1. Access the Main Menu and choose ’Resume Game’.
2. Press the ‘Resume Game’ button and you will be returned to the game you
were playing.
Credits
* To access the credits of NET:Zone
• Quit: Quit the game.
Use a mouse to select from the above options.
1. Access the Main Menu and choose ‘Credits’.
2. Press the ‘Credits’ button for a comprehensive list of all those who
participated in the production of NET:Zone.
New Game
* To begin a New Game:
1. Access the Main Menu following the steps outlined above.
2. When you are in the Main Menu, press the ’New Game’ button.
Options
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Help
* For on-line help:
1. Access the Main Menu and choose ’Help’.
2. Press the ’Help’ button. You may choose from the following subjects in the
Help Menu:
• General Keys
• Cyprod (Context-Sensitive Pointer)
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• Connectors
• Using the RD.A.
• RD.A. Software
• Hints (Note that only hints relevant to your current position in the game will
be disclosed).
* To open the options menu:
1. Access the Main Menu.
2. Press the 'Options’ button.
3. The following options appear in the Options Menu:
CD Volume: Controls the music levels in the game.
FX Volume: Controls sound effects and voice levels in the game.
Messages: Toggles between all computer voice messages, and critical
computer voice messages.
Toggles subtitles on/subtitles off.
Subtitles:
Quitting NET:Zone
* To quit NET:Zone:
1. Access the Main Menu and choose 'Quit'.
2. You will be prompted to confirm your intention to quit the game.
3. At this stage, you may choose to press 'cancel' and return to Main Menu, or,
press
‘OK’ and quit the game.
- OR 1. Press <ALT> + ’X’ to quit the game to MS-DOS or Windows 95.
Saving a Game
* To save a game:
1. Access the main menu and choose 'Save Game’.
2. Choose a slot to save your game. Type a description (e.g. the date, your name,
the current stage), and then press <Enter>, or click on the ‘Save’ button.
You can load a saved game using the Load option in the Options screen, which
is available from the Main Menu.
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Full Installation for MS-DOS
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This section describes how to install NETZone on your PC. All installation options
are described in detail in this section.
To install NET:Zone for DOS follow these instructions:
1. Load the NETZone CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive.
2. Change the current drive to your CD-ROM drive's ID (e.g., type d: and then
press <Enter>).
3. At the command prompt, type: install <Enter>
The NETZone installation program starts, and the following screens appear, in
order:
* Method
Used to specify the amount of hard disk space you wish to
allocate to NETZone.
• Path
Used to specify the installation directory where NETZone
files will be installed.
• Progress Screen Graphically displays the installation progress.
This screen is used to specify the installation directory where NETZone files will
be installed. The screen contains the following fields:
* Available drives
Displays all available logical hard drives and network drives, and the available disk
space on each.
In the list box, select the drive where you want to install the NETZone files, and
then press <Enter> to move to the Where to install field.
* Where to install
In this text box, type the full path of the directory where you wish to install the
NETZone files. If you enter a path that does not yet exist, you are prompted to
confirm that you wish to create the directory.
After specifying values, or accepting the defaults, press <Enter> to continue to
the next screen. If, on the disk selected in the Available drives field, there is not
enough space available to install the NETZone files using the method selected in
the previous screen, you are prompted to change the location of the installation
Installation Options
directory.
If a previous installation exists in the specified installation directory, you are
prompted to confirm whether you want to overwrite the existing files.
Each installation option is set using a screen that appears when you start the
installation procedure.
To use the installation screens:
• Press <TAB> to move forward through fields in a screen, and
<SHIFT> + <TAB> to move backward.
• Press <ENTER> to accept the value in the field, and move to the next field.
• Enter text with the keyboard.
• Move to a field using its short-cut key combination (<ALT> + < HIGHLIGHTED
LETTER> in the field's name).
• Press <ESC> to quit installation.
• You can also use the mouse to choose fields or make selections.
• When you finish specifying values in all fields in a screen, click the OK button
to continue with the next screen, or click CANCEL to exit installation.
Progress Screen
This screen graphically displays the installation progress. Press any key or click
the CANCEL button to abort the installation. When installation is completed, the
sound card setup program [described below) starts automatically.
Full Installation for Windows®95
To install NET:Zone:
1. Load the NETZone CD-ROM into your CD-RDM drive.
2. Windows®95 will then launch the installation program automatically.
3. The NETZone installation program will start, and the following screens will
appear:
Displayed while the installation program loads.
• Progress Bar
Information displayed concerning the installation
* Welcome Screen
The following screens appear in the installation program:
process.
Method
This screen is used to specify the amount of hard disk space you wish to allocate
DirectX™ Installation Used to specify the DirectX™ installation method.
Used to specify the installation directory in which
Path
NETZone files will be installed.
Used to specify the amount of hard disk space you wish
Method
to allocate to NETZone.
Used to specify the program folder in which NETZone
Folder Selection
files will be installed.
Graphically displays the installation progress.
Progress Screen
Program icons are created.
Icon Creation
Used to specify whether you need to reboot your
Restart Windows
system.
to NETZone. The following are the available options:
• Minimal - 1B.5 MB
• Partial - 24.3 MB
• Full - 47.5 MB
The recommended installation option is full (47.5 MB). The Minimal (16.5 MB)
option will require little disk space but will result in a greater number of pauses
to load new data between sections.
After selecting the desired option, or accepting the default, press <Enter> to
accept your values and continue to the next screen.
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Installation Options
Each installation option is set using a screen that appears when you start the
installation procedure.
To use the installation screens:
• Press <TAB> to move forward through fields in a screen, and
<SHIFT> + <TAB> to move backward.
• Press < ENTER > to accept the value in the field, and move to the next field.
• Enter text with the keyboard.
• Move to a field using its short-cut key combination [<ALT> + <HIGHLIGHTED
LETTER> in the field's name].
• Press <ESC> to cancel.
• You can also use the mouse to choose fields or make selections.
• When you finish specifying values in all fields in a screen, click the Next button
to continue with the next screen, or click CANCEL to exit installation.
The following screens appear in the installation program:
• DirectX™
• Path
• Method
• Program Folder
• Reboot Option
DirectX™ Installation
After selecting the desired option, or accepting the default, press <Enter> to
accept your values and continue to the next screen.
Folder Selection
This screen is used to specify the program folder in which NETZone will install
the program files.
Progress Screen
This screen graphically displays the installation progress. Click the CANCEL
button to abort the installation.
When installation is completed, the selected program folder will be displayed.
Restart Windows
This screen is optional and will appear only if the DirectX™ installation requires
rebooting of the system. This screen is used to specify whether to boot the
system immediately or later by user request.
When installation is completed, the selected program folder will be displayed.
Sound Card Installation (for MS-DOS only)
The sound card setup program starts automatically after the NETZone
installation program successfully installs the NETZone files. You can also start the
sound card setup program by typing:
NETZone for Windows®95 uses Microsoft’s DirectX™. This screen is used to
specify whether it is necessary to install the drivers, or skip the installation if
they previously exist:
• Do not install DirectX™ if the drivers exist on your system Crecommended],
• Install DirectX™ even if the drivers already exist on your system.
CD <install directory> <Enter>, (i.e. CD\games\nz in the default directory)
SETUP <Enter>
where cinstall directory> is the full path of the NETZone installation directory.
The sound card setup program is used to set-up NETZone to recognize the
installed sound card, and use its feature set.
Path
This screen is used to specify the installation directory in which NETZone files will
be installed.
After specifying values, or accepting the defaults, press <Next> to continue to
the next screen.
Supported Sound Cards
NETZone supports Sound Blaster and compatible sound cards, but has special
Method
This screen is used to specify the amount of hard disk space you wish to allocate
to NETZone. Following are the available options:
• Minimal -17 MB
• Partial - 26 MB
• Full - 50 MB
[NB: If you do not have DirectX™ installed in your system, you will need another
3.5 MB).
The recommended installation option is full [50 MB). In this option there will be no
delays between different sections of the game, as all data is loaded at
installation. The Minimal (1 7 MB) option will require little disk space but will result
in a greater number of pauses to load new data between sections.
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support for the following cards:
• PAS +
• Sound blaster 16
• WSS/Audiotrix pro
• PAS 1B
• Sound blaster
• Sound blaster pro
Sound Card Selection
It is recommended that you press the Auto-detect button in the sound card
setup program screen, so that NETZone can automatically recognize your
installed sound card. When you select Auto-detect, your sound card is
automatically selected in the Sound Card list.
Auto-detect also automatically fills in the Port Number, Interrupt Number and
DMA Channel fields. If you need to make any changes to the automatically
specified values for your sound card, you can select a field and manually change
the value from the keyboard.
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Testing Sound
Verify that the NETZone CD is in your CD-ROM drive, and using the mouse, click
the TEST button in the sound card setup program screen, or Tab to it and press
<ENTER>. If the sound card is configured properly, the NETZone music will start
to play. Otherwise an error message appears.
Using the Personal Digital Assistant (P.D.A.).
If you do not hear the music, check to see if the speakers are attached, or if the
volume if low. If you still do not hear anything, check the mixer of your sound card,
and check the sound effects volume.
The RD.A. is a powerful hand-held computer, able to run sophisticated software.
It is a very important tool, which you will use throughout NETZone.
Moving Within NETZone
Movement within NETZone is controlled by your mouse and assisted by the
‘cyprod’ [context-sensitive pointer).
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• When the cyprod is actively pointing in a certain direction [Forwards,
Backwards, Up, Down, Left or Right) you may move in that direction by clicking
the left mouse button.
• At any point you may pan to the left and right (with a 3B0 degree panoramic
view) as well as up and down, by constantly pressing the right mouse button
while moving the mouse in the required direction.
• Bring up the RD.A. by clicking on the icon at the lower-left corner of the
screen. Remove the RD.A. by clicking on the button on the upper-left corner
of the RD.A. frame, or by typing [ESC],
Move the RD.A. to another location by placing the arrow pointer on the top
side of the RD.A. frame, holding down the left mouse button, and dragging the
RD.A. to a new location.
Fold the extension keyboard of the RD.A. by clicking on the joint connecting it
to the screen.
P.D.A. Software
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Some objects within NETZone have a ‘connector’ allowing you to operate, control
or diagnose them by using the Personal Digital Assistant [RD.A.).
When the cyprod is ‘marking’ a specific object or apparatus, you can connect to
it by pressing the left mouse button. The RD.A. screen will pop up (if it is not
already activated), displaying the relevant object interface.
When the RD.A. is connected to an apparatus, the button at the lower right side
of the PDA screen will flash.
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The RD.A. comes equipped with many utility programs:
You can read your mail, flip pages using the Left/Right arrows, or
Mail
scroll within the page, using the Up/Down arrows.
Memo You can write memos and notes. The user interface is similar to [Mail).
Displays available software as icons. In some cases, you must merge
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programs, by dragging an icon and integrating it with another icon.
Map
Shows a map of the world. You can move in the map by holding the left
mouse button down while moving the mouse.
Main This is a context-sensitive function, which is active when the RD.A. is
connected.
Sys
This is the system’s main menu (see Main Menu for further details).
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Split Screen Feature
You can split the RD.A. screen in two. Click on the square in the lower left corner
of the screen [when it is displayed) and the screen will split into two sections.
Key Functions
•Esc: Menu
•Alt+X: Quick exit (when in Menu)
•F2:PDA
•F1: Help
•I: Increase volume of sound FX
•I: Decrease volume of sound FX
•+ : Increase volume of CD-Audio
•- : Decrease volume of CD-Audio
•V: Toggles between large and small screen size during FMV sequences.
•Space Bar: Skip movie
Trouble Shooting
Credits
mri Blumenzon
Story and Design
Ronnie Yaron
Game Producer
Karmi
Head Programmer
Alon Barzilai
Additional Programming
Adi Lokai
Art Director/3D Art
Rami Winestock
Concept Art/3D Art
Raz
Video Editing/3D Art
Eran Feller
Video Editing/2D Art
Nir Cassuto
Concept Art/lllustration
Efrat Beloosesky
2D Art
Dfer Shor
Technical Wizard
Script and Technical Writer Adrianne Kern
Jacob [Jacques) Barhak
Testing Supervisor
For Windows®95
ZAPA Digital Arts
Q: The game won't start properly; or if it does, there is sound without picture, or
there is picture without sound
A: NETZone for Windows®95 uses Microsoft’s DirectX™. You may need to
acquire a DirectX™ driver for your sound or video card - depending on your
specific problem - from Microsoft or your card manufacturer.
: The game does not switch between window and full-screen when I press
<ALT> + < ENTER >.
A: Try starting the game in 16 bit mode [65, 536 colors) and in screen
resolutions higher than 640x480 (e.g. 800x600).
For MS-DOS
Q: The game does not run properly, and/or there seems to be something wrong
with the picture.
A: If the game does not run properly or you are having problems with the picture,
run the screen test utility SCRNTEST.EXE in the game directory. This is a test
utility which will try to configure NETZone to run properly with your display
adapter.
Executive Producer
Art Director/3D Artist
3D Artist
3D Design/Modeling
3D Modeling
Concept Art
Texture Specialist
Additional Texture
2D Artist
Technical Support
Eyal Gever
Yaron Cannetti
Michal Vaynes
Schultz
Nir Hermoni
Cohen
Shmayer
Addy Feuerstein
Ofira Sharon
Nir Flermoni
Video and Sound Production
Sharon Weiss
Video Director & Editor
Danny Louis Shpigel, Shlomi Kaynan, Amir Vinci.
Sound Effects
Music", Haim Cynowich, Ron (The Ax) Halperin,
"Duda
Music Composition
Sheer Om
Viner
Video Cameraman
Arnon Shemer
Video Lighting
Yaron Yarel
Video Soundman
Cohen
Make-Up
Forman, Michael Greenshpine, Johnny Philips,
Tzvika
Actors
Julia Stern
Special Thanks
Additional Art
Additional Programming
Management
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Lea Cohen, Claudia Vera, Ofer Cohen, Yael Bachar,
Amit Doron
Eitan Elkin, Israel Sasson
Erik Yifat
Israel Guy
Itsik Stoltz
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Technical Supplement
If you are having problems running Net : Zone, it could be because your present
system configuration is not allowing enough memory to be used by the game. It
could also be that your machine is running another utility in the background such
as a memory manager, which the game is in conflict with.
To eliminate these possibilities it is advisable to either run this game through a
boot disk or create a WIN 95® shortcut, depending on which operating system
you are using.
Please find below instructions for making these for Net : Zone.
•How to make a shortcut in Windows 95®
If you have a WIN 95® system you may prefer to create a shortcut for Net :
Zone as opposed to making a boot disk. This will create a Net : Zone icon which
will sit on your desktop and automatically run the game by restarting in DOS
mode, when the icon is selected.
To do this please follow the instructions below;
• Install the game as normal [you will need to install the DOS version)
• [Please note that you will need to UN-INSTALL the WIN 95® version and then
restart your computer in MS-DOS mode so that you can install the game
using the INSTALL command at your CD prompt.)
• Access the game directory (on your hard drive)
• Find the executable file named NZ.EXE ( that which will run the game]
• Right mouse click on this file so that a menu appears
• Select “Create Shortcut" from this menu and a new icon will be created in the
game directory.
• Drag this “shortcut” icon from the game directory window onto the main
desktop screen.
When you have done this, right mouse click again on the icon but this time select
PROPERTIES from the menu. You will then be faced with a number of further
options but the one that you want is PROGRAM. When you have selected this
option you next select ADVANCED. You will then be presented with the facility to
CREATE YOUR OWN MS-DOS CONFIGURATION which in effect will enable you to
create a personalised set of system files for this game.
To successfully run Net : Zone the lines that you require in your system files are
as follows;
config.sys
DOS = HIGH,UMB
DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\EMM386. EXE RAM
Your CD Driver Line
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autoexec.bat
Your Soundcard Line
Your Path Line
Your Other CD Driver Line
Your Mouse Driver Line
Please note that the lines that are in itallics will be personal to your system and
you may need to contact either your dealer or the makers of your PC to obtain
this information.
•How to make a boot disk
You will need a floppy disk to use as your boot disk.
• In DOS mode, Insert a floppy disk into the A drive
• At the C prompt type FORMAT A:/S [return]
• Next type Copy C:\Config.sys A: [return]
• Next type Copy C:\Autoexec.bat A: [return]
A: prompt] edit config.sys or edit
•To access these files type [at the accordingly
autoexec.bat and edit these files
Below are the lines required to run Net : Zone ;
config.sys
= HIGH,UMB
C:\DQS\HIMEM. SYS
EVICE=C:\DOS\EMM38B.EXE RAM
Your CD Driver Line
users, the word DOS should be replaced by the
• Please note that for WIN 95®WIN
95 in lines 2 & 3 of Config.SYS
word WINDOWS or the word
autoexec.bat
Your Soundcard Line
Your Path Line
LH Your Other CD Driver Line
LH Your Mouse Driver Line
(Please note that the above lines that are in italics will be personal to your
computer so we are unable to give you these exactly. If you have any problems
finding these lines then it may be an idea to contact the manufacturer of your
computer.)
Once you have finished editing these files you must remember to save them
before you exit and this can be found at the top of the screen in the FILE menu.
Once this is completed you will need to reset the machine with your boot disk in
the drive for the computer to recognise your new, edited system files. You may
now load the game as per the DOS instructions in the manual and you should now
have enough memory for it to run correctly.
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Gametek Technical Support
If you have problems installing the game, or if, after installation is complete and the product
fails to work properly, you may contact Gametek's technical support staff in any one of
several ways.
(01753) B68B55
Phone:
Weekdays, 9:30am-1 :00pm and 2:00pm-5:00pm.
(01753) 851 484
Fax:
Post:
Technical Support - NETZone
Gametek (UK) Ltd.
Hogarth House
29-31 Sheet Street
Windsor
Berkshire SL4 1 BY
WEB :
http : //www. gametek. com
Please include your phone and/or fax number for a speedy reply.
Also include your computer information and as many details about the problem you are
having with the game.
When contacting technical support, please be prepared. It will be easier to solve your
technical problems if you are able to provide us with the following information:
•The brand name of the computer that you are operating.
•The DOS version installed on the system and its manufacturer.
•The name of the memory manager that you are using.
•The amount of system RAM installed on the computer.
•The amount of free Conventional and EMS memory you have available (refer to software
system requirements).
•The mouse driver manufacturer and version that you are using.
•The Sound Card installed on the system.
•The Music Card or Daughter Board, if any, installed on the system.
•The Video Card on the system. Please include the amount of Video ram installed on the
card.
•The VESA Driver that you are currently using.
All of the above information can be found by consulting your system's.
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Gametek Limited Warranty
To the original purchaser only. Gametek (UK) Ltd warrants the media to be free from
defects in materials for 90 days. If during the first 90 days after purchase a defect in
media should occur, the software may be returned to Gametek, who will replace the media
at no charge. If at any time after the limited 90 day period the media becomes defective,
the media may be returned to Gametek for replacement at a reasonable service charge.
Gametek (UK) Limited shall have no liability for any indirect or consequential loss or expense
suffered by the purchaser, resulting from any defect or omission in the manual or other
related items and processes and Gamtek (UK) Limited's total liability, shall not in any
circumstances exceed the cost of the defective product which gave rise to such liability in
respect of any occurrence or series of occurrences.
IMPORTANT: The above warranty does not apply if you make any unauthorised attempt to
modify or duplicate the product, or if the product has been damaged by. accident or abuse.
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