ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE PHONE (818) 348-4560 FAX (818) 348-3772 COMPUSERVE l.D. #71043,670 21243 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 230 Woodland Hills, California 91364 DARK SEED AND CYBERDREAMS ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF CYBERDREAMS, INC.; © 1992 - CYBERDREAMS, INC. ILLUSTRATION Li II © 1974 - H.R. GIGER - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. WRITTEN BY DAVID SEARS BOOK DESIGN BY AARON KAHAN COVER DESIGN BY TODD WAITE ._%d'h {9/<ef?onCent'.> ~ 4 Forward by H.R. Giger CYB ERO REAMS 6 Introduction 8 How To Use this Book 13 Characters 29 Narrative 37 Hints & Tips 51 Maps 53 Inventory 59 Walk through 68 About Cyberdreams & Future Products 70 Giger Scrapbook DARK SEED Giger Foreword MY paintings may disturb many people but this is because the viewer does not understand what I am went on, I became more interested and also developed a better understanding of computers. saying. I expel these creatures, and their pain, by painting them onto a surface, trapping them forever. As a fine artist, I was originally somewhat skeptical In a somewhat symbolic manner, I also free myself. about graphics quality. However, when The worlds of both the imagery and the medium Cyberdreams came to my home in Switzerland to create a sensitive situation where I must work hard show me my images on the computer, I was very to become the master - dominating both the pleased. As I looked at screen after screen, I medium and my fears. recognized my work and felt that great care was taken to keep many elements of my original art. I I work primarily with airbrush and pen & ink, but could only say "beautiful." This was a new have found occasion to work with many media - an experience for me to see my art used in an idea in itself, often wi 11 choose its form of interactive environment. I have enjoyed my first expression. In any form, art is something to share true experience with computers, a medium which an emotion or an imagination. has only just begun. My work with Cyberdreams has exposed me to a new world. A world that I know very little about but H.R. GIGER find very interesting. In the beginning, I was not Zurich, Switzerland very involved in the DARK SEED project, but as time August 27, 1992 DAR K S EED …

ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE PHONE (818) 348-4560 FAX (818) 348-3772 COMPUSERVE l.D. #71043,670 21243 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 230 Woodland Hills, California 91364 DARK SEED AND CYBERDREAMS ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF CYBERDREAMS, INC.; © 1992 - CYBERDREAMS, INC. ILLUSTRATION Li II © 1974 - H.R. GIGER - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. WRITTEN BY DAVID SEARS BOOK DESIGN BY AARON KAHAN COVER DESIGN BY TODD WAITE ._%d'h {9/<ef?onCent'.> ~ 4 Forward by H.R. Giger CYB ERO REAMS 6 Introduction 8 How To Use this Book 13 Characters 29 Narrative 37 Hints & Tips 51 Maps 53 Inventory 59 Walk through 68 About Cyberdreams & Future Products 70 Giger Scrapbook DARK SEED Giger Foreword MY paintings may disturb many people but this is because the viewer does not understand what I am went on, I became more interested and also developed a better understanding of computers. saying. I expel these creatures, and their pain, by painting them onto a surface, trapping them forever. As a fine artist, I was originally somewhat skeptical In a somewhat symbolic manner, I also free myself. about graphics quality. However, when The worlds of both the imagery and the medium Cyberdreams came to my home in Switzerland to create a sensitive situation where I must work hard show me my images on the computer, I was very to become the master - dominating both the pleased. As I looked at screen after screen, I medium and my fears. recognized my work and felt that great care was taken to keep many elements of my original art. I I work primarily with airbrush and pen & ink, but could only say "beautiful." This was a new have found occasion to work with many media - an experience for me to see my art used in an idea in itself, often wi 11 choose its form of interactive environment. I have enjoyed my first expression. In any form, art is something to share true experience with computers, a medium which an emotion or an imagination. has only just begun. My work with Cyberdreams has exposed me to a new world. A world that I know very little about but H.R. GIGER find very interesting. In the beginning, I was not Zurich, Switzerland very involved in the DARK SEED project, but as time August 27, 1992 DAR K S EED …

l•iiii§iaUi#'MI l•iiii§ii;ijH;ij/191 Macintosh CD-ROM Version SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS HOW TO INST ALL DARK SEED • System 6-6.0.8 or greater •System 7- 7.0 or greater Although you can run DARK SEED entirely from your CD-ROM, you may wish •CD-ROM drive to copy all or part of DARK SEED onto your hard disk for faster game play. The •Colar Macintosh (LC or better) entire game will occupy approximately 35 megabytes of hard disk space . A • 4 Meg RAM partial install (using the hard disk as a " cache") will occupy approximately five • 2.5 Meg available megabytes. NOTE: According to Apple Computer, some applications do not function To run the game entirely from your CD-ROM , no special installation is properly on Apple CD 300 drives set to their fastest speed . If you are necessary. Simply open the DARK SEED CD folder and double-click the DARK experiencing problems, set your CD-ROM drive to standard speed. SEED application to start the game. Before you attempt to play DARK SEED, you should ensure that your system To copy the entire game to your hard disk, copy the DARK SEED application meets the minimum system requirements listed above. file and the DARK SEED Data f folder to your hard disk (use the Finder or any other program allowing you to copy files from one disk to another). The DARK SEED requires a color Macintosh and a color monitor with a minimum application and data folder must stay together. resolution of 512 by 384 (Mac LC) or 640 by 480 (other Macintosh models) . Currently, this means any computer in the Mac II family, as well as the Quadras, To do a partial install using the hard disk as a cache, copy the Darkseed the Performas, and the Centris machines . Future machines from Apple that have application to your hard disk and run it from your hard disk. As DARK SEED runs, it will keep useful data in a DARK SEED Data f folder on your hard disk in 680x0 processors will also work. the same location as the DARK SEED application . You can remove the DARK SEED Data f folder from your hard disk at any time (as long as DARK SEED is not running!) to reclaim space. N…

ARWIN'S DILEMM AGame By Andre Ouimet and Nicholas Schlott INUNE DESIGN f"I 3rd Printing - July 1992 If You Don't Read Manuals... rart pla ing! Tf ou don 't under 'rand 'omething r D r to rh built-in h Ir.' tem. To gain insight into pos 'ibl strategi , read th "'wn gy Hints ection. Minimum Requirements Darwin . Dil mma . will run on all acs from the Plu on up in luding Po rB ob. It is full yst m 7. mpatibJ. You da not need a hard dri to run Darwio's DU mma. lf YOll do have a han.! clri in -talling Oar-vvin' Dil mma ea y: ~impl clrag {he appli ation nro )four hard dri Darwin's DlJemma is n [c p -prot cted. Darv in'. Dilemma ontains lot' of great sounds. To h ar th "m, ou n" cl y:;t m v r8ion .. 1 or high r. If you ar u iog an arli r ver 'ion of th sr m 'ofewar, u will not h a1' any ound a. you pJay. Getting Started Darwin's Oil mma 2.0 includes th original garn or tandard WorJd, plus an option t reate yOUT wo gam s using the built-in editor. u an er at y ur 0 0 ions and I ls thus an entir'-'Iy different ame, or as \' e caU it, arld. ""Vhen ou laun h th garn y u will find th opeoing dialog. Current World: Stondord World Ploy lood World Editor Darwill'S Dilemma If you impl wi h to pla the original game presti [j e PICi) button. If ou v ant to load another r orld that YOLl have re- ut d and S:1V cl to disk, pr S' Wor/d. Or, ou eao go right imo th I v land i on ditors by pr s- ing th Editor button. e suppl' Oll with a ... ample 'J arid lO g t YOLl start d. Overview Dalwin" Dilemma begins ith a variety of ieoo~, represem- iog arious life form.,;, randomJy dislribut d on a board. Oll must mov th s ieons horizontaU :lnd vertieally, für ing rh m to eollide \J irh ather leons. h 0 two iel ntkal ions m r th m rg into 00 . If ou m rg th earl' t numher of identical i ans tag ther, they 01 e i.nlo a n wieon. Eval e enough kom; on one level and the n t I> lappears wirh ~ n '\ a sortm nt )f i omi. ou gain points for 111 rging. evol ing, :.ind mo ing ro the n ~ t le 1. Darwin's Dilemma is a ·trateg game. uec ssful play depend' on planning al1"a<.l! Lu k:11 0 pby. a signifi <lot 1'01 in th c1ifficl\lty of ach I I. Controlling the Icons In this seetion we il1 xplain the 1 asic mechanie' of mov- ing the lif form ieons using the control piece, wbi h e call Darwin. To m e an icon, Oll mllst place Dar\vin on the CO[- reet siel of th ieon :1nd th n use hirn ro kick lh leon. Moving Darwin The fir 't sr p in moving a life f )rOl kon is [0 position :I· ::: Darwin the contral pi ce>. Dan in is the only ie n that you C:ln maneuv r elire ·rly. H can mov anY\J hen:: on th board that is not totally blockeel by oth'r i 'ons. You mov…

DAS POSTLEITZAHLENBueH Datenbank Leitverzeichnisse IN, 672i09 500-0 (= Bestellnummer) I I R Postdienst 0eutsctIe Bundespo$l 3. Ausgabe 1994 Stand: 06.94 Auskunftssystem Datenbank Leitverzeichnisse (Data Leitverz) Auf der CD-ROM sind mehrere Nachschlagewerke gespeichert. Das elektroni- sche Speichermedium enthält die Daten - gültige Ortsnamen 26.000 Datensätze - Archivierte Ortsnamen 90.000 Datensätze (entsprechend Ortsverzeichniss Post. OV Post) - Straßennamen 240.000 Datensätze - Ortsteilnamen 4.300 Datensätze - Postfachnummern-Bereiche 16.000 Datensätze - Großempfänger 8.500 Datensätze IMPRESSUM - Postlagerausgaben 8.200 Datensätze - Postleitzahlen - gültige Ortsnamen 43.000 Datensätze Datenbank Leitverzeichnisse (Data Leitverz) 3. Ausgabe 1994 Stand 06.94 - 1 Übersichtskarte der Regionen und © Deutsche Bundespost POSTDIENST. Generaldirektion. Bonn und Darmstadt 10 Leitzonenkarten © COBRA Retrieval System: eps BERTELSMANN GmbH Gütersloh 1994 - 209 Städtekarten und Alle Rechte vorbehalten …

QUALITY VIDEO COMPRESSION Macintosh® Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 TM TM Compression Suite Includes all Sorenson Media professional codecs Compressing and sharing your videos on the Web and CD has never been easier. With Sorenson Squeeze 3, you can go straight from your editing tool to the finished product with all the simplicity you’ve come to expect from Sorenson Media™. compression The Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 Compression customizable data rates. All you need to do Suite allows you to compress and deliver high- is select the preset for your intended audience management quality QuickTime , MPEG-4, and Flash™ ® and click the “Squeeze It” button. Squeeze delivery media for streaming and progressive down- automatically selects the compression parame- loads. While most compression tools are ters to create the highest-quality video with the cumbersome, with steep learning curves, smallest possible file size. Squeeze is easy to use and requires no in-depth knowledge of the complexities of compres- With the Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 Compression sion technology. Suite, you can reduce your digital media to a frac- tion of its original size – allowing you to get more Built for all of Sorenson Media’s profes- media on your local and portable storage devices, sional codecs, Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 is the as well as stream the media across the Internet first Variable Bit Rate (VBR) compression much more affordably. application for novice and pro users alike. For beginners, its drag-and-drop inter- Squeeze offers many of the advanced features face makes intelligent compression of that professional multimedia producers demand. audio and video media as simple as By editing the presets, you get complete access selecting a preset. …

QUALITY VIDEO COMPRESSION Macintosh® Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 TM TM Compression Suite Includes all Sorenson Media professional codecs Compressing and sharing your videos on the Web and CD has never been easier. With Sorenson Squeeze 3, you can go straight from your editing tool to the finished product with all the simplicity you’ve come to expect from Sorenson Media™. compression The Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 Compression customizable data rates. All you need to do Suite allows you to compress and deliver high- is select the preset for your intended audience management quality QuickTime , MPEG-4, and Flash™ ® and click the “Squeeze It” button. Squeeze delivery media for streaming and progressive down- automatically selects the compression parame- loads. While most compression tools are ters to create the highest-quality video with the cumbersome, with steep learning curves, smallest possible file size. Squeeze is easy to use and requires no in-depth knowledge of the complexities of compres- With the Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 Compression sion technology. Suite, you can reduce your digital media to a frac- tion of its original size – allowing you to get more Built for all of Sorenson Media’s profes- media on your local and portable storage devices, sional codecs, Sorenson Squeeze 3.1 is the as well as stream the media across the Internet first Variable Bit Rate (VBR) compression much more affordably. application for novice and pro users alike. For beginners, its drag-and-drop inter- Squeeze offers many of the advanced features face makes intelligent compression of that professional multimedia producers demand. audio and video media as simple as By editing the presets, you get complete access selecting a preset. …

Copyright, Warranty and Trademark Notices This manual and the software it describes are Copyright © 1996-1999 by Thursby Software Systems, Inc., All Rights Reserved. The software described is furnished under license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license. A copy of that license is included in Appendix A of this manual. Thursby Software Systems, Inc. (TSS) warrants that at the time of delivery of the original software supplied to the Licensee, and for a period of ninety (90) days thereaf- ter, that the original software will perform in accordance with the specifications described in this manual. TSS does not warrant that the Software will meet all of Licensee’s requirements or will operate uninterrupted or error-free. The extent of TSS’s liability under this warranty shall be limited to supplying, as soon as practicable, Code Corrections which TSS determines to be necessary, provided that written notice of a claimed problem is received by TSS within the warranty period. If after repeated efforts, TSS is unable to make the software operate as warranted, the Licensee may discontinue the DAVE license(s) and receive a refund of the License Fee(s) paid. THURSBY SOFTWARE SYSTEMS, INC. MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE ENCLOSED COMPUTER SOFT- WARE PACKAGE, ITS MERCHANTABILITY OR ITS FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES IS NOT PERMITTED BY SOME STATES. THE ABOVE EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. THIS WARRANTY PROVIDES YOU WITH SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS. THERE MAY BE OTHER RIGHTS THAT YOU MAY HAVE WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. THURSBY SOFTWARE SYSTEMS, INC. 5840 W. Interstate 20 Arlington, Texas 76017 U.S.A. http://www.thursby.com Internet support: dave@thursby.com Internet sales: sales@thursby.com DAVE, TSS, TSStalk, and COPStalk are trademarks of Thursby Software Systems, Inc. Apple, AppleShare, AppleTalk, Macintosh and MacTCP are registered trademarks and Mac is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Adobe and PostScript are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems, Inc. Microsoft, Windows, Windows 95 and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Contents Chapter 1: Introduction 2 What is DAVE? 2 DAVE Requirements 3 How to Get Additional Support 4 Installation Road Map 5 Chapter 2: Installation 7 Installing the Software 7 DAVE Setup Assistant …

Dawn of Aces Manual 18th November 1999 Copyright © 1999 iEntertainment Network Copyright Notice Copyright © 1999 by iEntertainment Network. All rights reserved. This manual and the Dawn of Aces program are copyrighted and contain proprietary information. No one may give or sell copies of this manual or other works of iEnter- tainment Network, to any person or institution, except as provided for by written agreement with the copyright holder. Disassembly, reverse compilation, and any other form of reverse engineering of the Dawn of Aces program are unauthorized. Any person/persons reproducing any portion of this program, in any media, for any reason, shall be guilty of copyright violation and criminal liability as provided by law, and shall be subject to civil liability at the discretion of the copyright holder. Questions or Problems If you have difficulties with this game and cannot find the solution in this manual, please call our Technical Support Line at (919) 461-0948, 9 a.m. to midnight EST Monday through Friday and noon to 3 a.m. at the weekend, and a member of our sup- port staff will assist you. We will be best able to help you if you are at your computer when you call. You can also obtain customer service online. We can be reached as follows: Email: techsupport@iencentral.com Web: http://www.iencentral.com/warbirds iEntertainment Network and the iEntertainment Network logo are trademarks of iEntertainment Network. All other companies or products mentioned herein are the property of, and may be trademarks of their respective owners. Contents Introduction 7 Welcome to Online Flying 9 Getting Started 11 System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Sign-Up for iEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 AT&T WorldNet Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Setting up a Windows Dialup Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Optimize your Connection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Joystick Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Beginning a Game 23 Going Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Practice Offline. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…