Movies At Night

                       An Extendo-Save Module For Warp 9

                                  Version 1.1
                       Copyright 1993, By Anthony Watson
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Version 1.1 - December 3, 1993

- "Movies At Night" can now randomly select a MOVIE to play at each reboot,
  or when you reload the module. Up to 255 MOVIES are supported for random
  selection. If only one MOVIE is in the directory, that MOVIE will always
  be loaded. To be recognized for selection, all MOVIES must end with a .MOV
  extension.

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"Movies At Night" requires Warp 9 version 3.70 or later, and only operates in
ST Low or ST Medium!

Place your desired MOVIE's into the same directory as the MOVIE.EXT module.

Then using the Warp 9 control panel, load the MOVIE.EXT module. Be sure to
save your setup when you are done. There's nothing to configure, and nothing
to do but watch. What a glorified waste of time and disk space!

"Movies At Night" is SHAREWARE!!! If you enjoy it, please send $10.00 to:

                           Anthony Watson
                           Mountain Software
                           6911 NE Livingston Road
                           Camas, Washington  98607

        In return I'll send you a disk packed with additional movies...
                  (Send $20, and I'll send you two disks...)
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I'm considering writing an 'improved' version of my MOVIE creator program for
release as SHAREWARE. This would allow the user to do as I do, and create
their own MOVIES from a series of Degas picture files.

However, before I invest anymore time in this project, I'd like to know if
anyone else is even interested? If you are, how about leaving me E-mail on
GEnie (A.WATSON6), and tell me what you think of "Movies At Night"!

Also, if anyone is interested, I'll make up a file describing the MOVIE's file
format for the programmer types out there. Maybe someone could write a cool
.SEQ to .MOV converter or a .FLI to .MOV converter?

Thanks,

Anthony Watson