Greetings!   Here are a few (very few) hints to get you started with
this program.  Note that I'm not the author, just some hapless soul
who has played around with the program for a few minutes.  I know
that not everyone enjoys banging around in frustration so I thought
I'd share a few of my discoveries to speed you on your way.  This is
a neat program, the best of the fractal generators that I've seen,
and lord knows there are plenty of them.

* MNDL_INT.PRG is for ST's without a match coprocessor.  MNDL_FPU is
  for those that have a math chip.  If you don't know if your ST has a
  math chip or not, run the FPU version and it will tell you if it
  doesn't...but not in English. <grin>

* After the program starts, press the space bar to bring up a GEM menu
  and window.  In fact, the space bar will make the menu bar appear at
  any time, it disappears when the program draws the fractal.

* Once you're in the menu bar mode, press the escape key to toggle
  into the drawing mode.  Or just rubberband a section of the screen
  and it will switch automatically.

* Press the right mouse button to get the mouse cursor back before
  the fractal is finished being drawn.  You can then rubberband a new
  area of the fractal to zoom in on.  You can do this at any time
  during the drawing process.  Pressing the ESCAPE key has the same
  effect as holding down the mouse button.

* Pressing ^N while the program is drawing seems to refresh the
  screen...or start the drawing process over again.  Probably the
  latter.  I haven't paid that close of attention.

* You can save the fractals to picture files, and even create
  animations.  I haven't experimented too much with this yet.

* ^I (Toon Info...) will bring up a dialog that allows you to alter
  the variables used by the program.  

* This program runs in all ST resolutions, and probably some of the
  TT screen modes too.

That's it.  Have fun.

Gordon R. Meyer
GEnie: GRMEYER