Academic Adventure Series
Vol.1
- Cosmology of KYOTO -
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WELCOME TO Cosmology of KYOTO!
Thank you for purchasing this CD-ROM.
Concept of Cosmology of KYOTO
As the imperial capital of Japan for some 1000 years,
Kyoto (original name: Heiankyo) is the center stage of
classical Japanese culture and the cradle of the modern
Japanese mind. Its founding in 794 inaugurated the
Heian period, one of the most brilliant and intriguing
eras in world history.
Today the outlook and spirit of the ancient capital is
increasingly recognized as a key to the understanding of
Japanese and East Asian civilization, throwing light on
the roots of modern patterns and problems. Through the
engaging medium of CD-ROM, Cosmology of KYOTO: Visual
Mindscape Of Old Japan, brings the city to life as a
zone of consciousness and a visual emblem of the past.
Historical events are accurately recreated within the
fascinating matrix of the Heian imagination, drawing on
the era's rich legacy of art and literature.
An entertaining, interactive game format, combined with
hundreds of authoritative text capsules, provides an
educational tool of unique value.
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System Requirements
CPU : 33 MHz i486 or faster
System : MS-DOS 5.0 or later, MS-Windows 3.1 or later.
Windows 95 compatible
CD-ROM Extension ver 2.2 or later
Memory : 5 MB free physical RAM
Display : SVGA video card with 256 colors and 640 x 480
dots
CD-ROM : dual-speed CD-ROM or faster
Sound Card : PCM sound reproduction
Mouse and mouse driver
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Installation and Starting up
>Windows 3.1
1 Change the display mode to 640 x 480 dots and 256
colors using [Windows setup].
(this operation is described in the Windows' manual)
2 Insert "Cosmology of KYOTO" into the CD-ROM drive
and activate the file manager. Select the CD-ROM
drive icon in it, then, if the root directory is
selected, [setup.exe] file appears.
3 Activate [setup.exe] by double-clicking and
operating through the dialog box. Finally, a group
named [Cosmology of KYOTO] will be created and an
icon named "Cosmology of KYOTO" will appear.
4 Double-click "Cosmology of KYOTO" icon to start up.
>Windows 95
1 Change the display mode to 640 x 480 dots and 256
colors using [Control Panel].
(this operation is described in the Windows' manual)
2 Insert "Cosmology of KYOTO" into the CD-ROM drive,
then the Auto-Play window appears automatically.
3 At first, click [Setup] button to install the
necessary font to play and operate through the
dialog box.
4 Click [Play] button to start up "Cosmology of
KYOTO."
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Closing and Saving
To close the Game Mode, press Ctrl+Q key at any time.
You will then have the option of saving the current
version of the game, as a file stored on your hard disk.
When you save the file, make the extension "kpr."
To save without closing the game, press Ctrl+S key at
any time. To resume an earlier game, select the Resume
Mode, select the individual file, and use the password
(your name as inputted previously) to enter the game.
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