Turbo-Res, v1.0
 Turbo-ST (v1.8) ACC Selector
Copyright 1990 by Blake Arnold

      Delphi: 1BLAKE
      CIS: 71311,2775

     Turbo-ST itself is copyright 1990 by SofTrek, and is NOT to 
be freely distributed.  However, this program (Turbo-Res) may be 
freely distributed as long as this documentation file remains with 
it and intact.  Please note that neither I, nor this program are 
in any way connected with SofTrek.

     This program was written for those that have purchased 
version 1.8 of Turbo-ST.  Turbo-ST comes in two separate "ACC" and 
"PRG" versions.  This program allows you to boot a disk in any 
resolution and still have the proper version of Turbo-ST installed 
with no user input.  Since we're only concerned with the "ACC" 
versions, this document will deal with them specifically.  Please 
note that this program is only designed for use with systems that 
use the root directory of drive "A:" for accessories (this is the 
normal, default configuration of an ST).
     Turbo-ST version 1.8 (and quite possibly all future versions) 
apparently comes in two distinct variants, a monochrome version 
and a color version.  In order for Turbo-ST to work properly, the 
proper variant must be loaded for the monitor type that is being 
used (color or monochrome).
 
     How it works:
     Turbo-Res simply verifies that the ACC's are named properly 
for the current monitor type (ie. "mono" version for use with a 
monochrome monitor, etc.).  It works by checking the current 
resolution and naming the proper version to an active "ACC" file 
extender, and renames the incorrect version to an inactive "ACX" 
extender.  If the correct version has already been selected no 
operation is performed.  However, if the program cannot locate 
both "TRBOMONO.AC? and TRBOCOLR.AC? (the "?" is a wildcard) on the 
root of drive "A:" an error message will be briefly displayed.

     Installation:
     No user input is required when running Turbo-Res.  Simply 
put both TRBOCOLR.ACC and TRBOMONO.ACC in the root (main) 
directory of drive "A:", and TRBO_RES.PRG in the "AUTO" folder on 
the same drive.  TRBO_RES.PRG will run from any position in the 
AUTO folder.  It also does not remain memory resident after it has 
completed its task; it simply renames the files (if needed) and 
terminates.  You will now be able to boot your disk on either a 
monochrome or a color montior and have the proper version of 
Turbo-ST installed.

     Warranty/Guarantee:
     None whatsoever, either expressed or implied.

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     An extra toy at no cost to you (well, almost no cost):
     
     I've also included SCACHE.PRG in this archive.  It's a useful 
program that many people aren't even aware of.  I'm not sure who 
wrote it, but read the brief documentation that accompanies it for 
an explanation of its purpose.  It does seem to speed up directory 
access times significantly on a floppy system.