VIRCHEAT.TOS and CCMCHEAT.TOS
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     The program 'vircheat.tos' is a
cheat program for use with VIRUS, and
'ccmcheat.tos' is for use with CARRIER 
COMMAND version 1.01, but should work 
with other versions.
     The two cheat programs are written
entirely in assembly language, and run
on all Atari ST computers. They have 
been written in such a way that they do 
not alter your original game disk, so
you don't need to worry that is is 
being messed around with by an unknown 
hand.
     They have been designed to allow 
you as much flexiblity as possible in 
making your choices as to what
features to have active. The 'user 
interface' has been designed to be 
simple functional as well as being 
consistent from program to program.
     Any feature can be switched on or 
off by pressing the appropriate 
function key. Pressing the escape key 
exits back to the desktop, and pressing 
the F10 key once your game disk has 
been put in the disk drive will run the 
game.
     The wide number of possibilities
for ccmcheat.tos does initially present 
a fairly formidable choice. By careful 
choice of certain options game can be 
transformed. For example, by chosing F1
- instantaneous carrier movement - you 
can go and help an island under attack 
and launch a decisive attack on the 
enemy carrier which will be stationed 
nearby, or you could just go exploring. 
Using infinite manta weapons F6, gives
you an air superiority role - it is 
quite a sight to watch ten of your 
missiles track and kill an enemy 
aircraft. Not that this will mean that
you don't get shot down - the enemy 
aircraft are pretty mean fighters. With 
an unlimited number of mantas you can 
practise dog-fighting with lasers.
You could concentrate on practising 
bombing runs, or ground attack. The 
opportunities are endless. Careful 
choice of the options can make things 
just  bit  asier for you without
making things too easy. 
     Hopefully, by using these cheat 
programs your enjoyment of the games 
will be increased. That is the 
intention.  
     Live long!
     
     Chris Kingsley.
     Sept 1988.