kirik82: переводы

→Sound Sample Driver Creative Reality

→1994 Creative Reality
Published by Empire Interactive Entertainmen

→Creative Reality Represented by Jacqul Lyons
Produced by Rik Yapp and Creative Reality

→Best Boy Chad Schofield

→Script Co-ordinator Barry Tuck

→Guides Written By Neil Dodwell and

→Sound Conversion Reflex Interactive

→Props. Production Paul Oglesby

→Props. Designed By Stephen Marley

→When reading text you can stop it from scrolling by hitting the space bar. Hit it again to continue reading. The Network may help you find important information during the game.

→KEYS. This lists all keys that you have successfully logged on to.

→LOGON. Any password protected file requires a key before it is readable. You obtain keys by entering passwords. For example, Ryan's key is RYAN. To read any file protected by this key type LOGON RYAN. You will then be asked for a password. You can log on to any key on any Network machine provided you know the password.

→READ. Having obtained a list of topics this command will display all the text within a topic.

→LIST. Used on its own this lists all files on the system including files on any cartridge being used. Once you have a list of files you may type LIST plus a file name to bring up a list of all topics in that file.

→There are a few basic commands to read files on the Network. Each file is broken down into topics and some files may be password protected. These commands are:

→In a few locations you will find a Network screen. The Network is a cranky and ancient information system still used by most people because it doesn't cost much to use. Using the Network you can read current news and weather reports and examine Network Cartridges using an interface. If a cartridge is placed inside a Network Interface its contents are readable on the Network. Examine and use the monitor itself, not the keyboard or interface, to access the Network.

→When loading a game just click on the file you wish to load and then click on the disk icon.

→When saving a game click on a free slot or a file that has been used that you wish to overwrite. Then type the name of your save game. Click on the disk icon to save the game.

→Selecting disk options takes you to a screen that allows you to exit to DOS, carry out disk operations, or return to the game. If you select disk operations you will be presented with save and load icons.

→NETWORK COMMANDS