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"MicroMan - Adventure 1: Crazy Computers" is now available via anonymous
ftp from wuarchive.wustl.edu  It's in the /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/windows
directory.  The file to get is micro1.zip.  In the original announcement, I
neglected to mention that you will need PKZIP 2.04g to uncompress the archive.

If you have any problems getting the file and/or uncompressing it, please send
me mail (go...@u.washington.edu) and I can probably help you out.

The remainder of this post contains the original announcement...

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Announcing the MicroMan Adventure Series!  (for Windows 3.1)
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So many of you responded to the original MicroMan demo that I have
created 2 brand new MicroMan adventures.

For those of you who didn't see the demo, MicroMan uses WAP (Windows
Animation Package) to achieve flicker-free sprite animation under
Windows!  By using WAP, The MicroMan Adventure Series brings DOS
style arcade-action and adventure games to the Windows environment!

(note: WAP is a product that I have developed.  The micro1 archive
       contains information about WAP, including sample source code)


MICROMAN - ADVENTURE 1: CRAZY COMPUTERS

This action-adventure game features over 50 "rooms" to explore, many
puzzles to solve, and lots of enemies to shoot at!.  Added graphics
and sound effects make it even better than the original demo!
MicroMan - Adventure 1 is a complete and fully playable shareware version.


MICROMAN - ADVENTURE 2: SAVAGE STONES

This action-adventure game has a new theme and totally new graphics.
Watch-out for falling rocks and don't touch those killer plants!
MicroMan - Adventure 2 is available, free, to registered users of
MicroMan - Adventure 1.


MICROMAN - ADVENTURE 1: CRAZY COMPUTERS can be acquired via anonymous
ftp from:

    ftp.cica.indiana.edu
    /pub/pc/win3/uploads/micro1.zip    (will soon be moved to /games)


The remainder of this message contains the README.TXT file from
MicroMan - Adventure 1.


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                         The Adventures of MicroMan
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                        Adventure 1: Crazy Computers


                     (Shareware - unregistered version)


                Programmed and Developed by: Brian L. Goble

                     Copyright (c) 1993 Brian L. Goble



This Text file provides summary information.  For more detailed information
about this program, please refer to the MICRO1.TXT file.

MicroMan - Adventure 1, is an arcade-action style game for Windows 3.1
developed by Brian Goble using the Windows Animation Package (WAP) which was
also developed by Brian Goble.

The object of MicroMan is to run, jump, duck, climb and shoot your way past
the enemies while exploring new areas and collecting special powerups!

MicroMan - Adventure 1, is shareware.  Use beyond a 30 evaluation period
requires that you register this program with the author.  Registered users
will receive Adventure 2 of the MicroMan Adventure Series plus a special
bonus Windows application: WallMan.

You are free to distribute this program as long as all files are included
and no changes are made.  It is requested that shareware distributors
notify the author.


The MicroMan archive should contain the following files:

   * MICRO1.EXE
   * MICRO1.IMG
   * MICRO1.RMP
   * MICRO1.WAV
   * MICRO1.PG1
   * MICRO1.PG2
   * MICRO1.TXT
   * README.TXT
   * REGISTER.TXT


System requirements and recommendations for running MicroMan are:

   * Microsoft Windows 3.1  (required)
   * 2 megabytes of memory  (required)
   * 850k free disk space   (required)
   * 386DX processor        (recommended)
   * 8-bit color graphics   (recommended)
   * Sound card             (optional)


Quick Info:

   * Press F1 to view the "Quick Reference" help for MicroMan.
   * If your system is too slow, select the "Skip Frames" option under the
     "Animation" menu.
   * Sound card users, be sure to select the "Extended Sounds" option under
     the "Sound" menu.
   * All settings are saved in the MICRO1.INI file.
   * The keypad works best for game play--make sure Num-Lock is off.  Use
     your left hand to jump with the space-bar and place your right hand over
     the keypad, with your thumb on the Ins key for firing.


To install MicroMan, copy all the files (in the archive if you received
MicroMan in a compressed form) to any directory on your hard disk.

To play MicroMan, select "Run" from Program Manager's "File" menu and
enter the full path name (e.g. C:\WINDOWS\GAMES\MICRO1.EXE).  Alternatively,
you can double-click on the MICRO1.EXE file from File Manager.

See the MICRO1.TXT file for more information on MicroMan, registering, WAP,
and source code availability.

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               Brian Goble    |    go...@hardy.u.washington.edu
               "Finishing a close second means you didn't win."
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