InfoFile v1.3           ╓──────────────────────╖          By: ProKrastinator
SAW TOOTH DISTORTION

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To  run the demo, simply run the RUNME batch file.  It automatically  runs
the  SETUP  program, if the 1STOFF.VTO sound configuration file  doesn't  exist.
Run SETUP later at any time to reconfigure your sound card.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:

- 486+ Processor (sorry for you 386 owners)
- Math Co-processor (sorry for you SX owners)
- Gravis UltraSound / Sound Blaster / Pro Audio Spectrum (optional)
- An XMS driver (HIMEM.SYS is fine)
- 3  Megabytes of XMS Memory (better if you have more, as it will use all that's
available.   The  voxel  takes up the first 2 megs that's  available,  leaving
whatever's left for the other effects, until the voxel effect ends.)

This  demo  runs in flat mode.  That means your EMM driver should  not  be
loaded.   You'll get a "Cannot run in virtual environment" or similar  error  if
there's an EMM driver loaded, or if you're shelled from Windows.  The demo  runs
fine  with just HIMEM.SYS loaded, on my machine, anyways.  Oops, wait a  second,
YOU  HAVE TO INITIALIZE YOUR SOUND CARD, TOO!  I did not know there were  people
who booted up their system without initializing their sound cards, but obviously
it  only  takes one.  Bad luck for us that it happened to be the compo  machine.

You  may  notice that the demo is not under 100K, which was the limit  for
intros  at the NAiD demo party.  Well, it WAS under 100K during the party.   The
reason it's not now is because:

1)   The  intro is not compressed anymore.  This is because a batch file handled
compression/decompression  of the SELF extracting  data  files,  which  was
really  shitty.  It couldn't handle any errors if the program  crashed,  as
everyone at NAiD seen.  Too bad I hadn't heard of EXE zippers beforehand.
2)   Extra  code has been added so that the intro runs properly on all machines,
not  just  on the Pentium 100 at NAiD.  And also, extra code was  added  to
allow  the  user  to  quit or skip parts of the intro  at  any  time.   See
VERSION.TXT for more info on user keys.
3)   The SETUP.EXE program was added so that you didn't have to modify the sound
configuration  file  manually.  The configuration file  at  NAiD  was  pre-
programmed for the GUS's configuration on the Pentium.