Kingsbounty Mac Note

Instruction Sheet for Macintosh™ Computers Installing King's Bounty™ on Hard Drives. First create a folder on your hard drive. Then copy all three files from the two enclosed disks into this folder. After storing your original disks in a safe place (away from electrical motors, recorders, VCRs, heat and humidity), you may double-click the King's Bounty application icon (our hero riding his horse), and begin play of the game. The program will automatically run either the color or black and white version, depending upon your hardware and monitor settings. In order to run the color version, you should set your monitors to either 256 or 16 colors by using the "Monitors" Control Panel device, other- wise the black & white version will be used. Playing King's Bounty from a floppy disk. Make a copy of the two enclosed disks and store your original disks in a safe place. Next, boot your Macintosh using the System Disk that came with your computer. Place your copy of the "Program Disk" into a disk drive (ejecting your System Disk if necessary), then double-click the King's Bounty application icon. Since the program will be unable to find the color version file it needs (it is on the "Data Disk"), you will need to locate the file when you are prompted to do so. Requirements To run King's Bounty in black & white, you will need a Macintosh computer with at least 1 Megabyte of RAM if you are running under System 6.0.x. If you are running System 7.0.x or greater, you will need at least 2 Megabytes of RAM, depending upon the number of fonts, desk accessories !Ts installed, you may need even more memory to play aunty. You should allocate at least 1,300K to the pr am when running the color version under MultiFinder (System 6.0.x) or under System 7.0.x. If you plan to use only the black and white version you may allocate 600K for the program. (You do this with the "Get Info" menu item under • • •the "File" menu while running MultiFinder or System 7.0.x.) The keyboard commands listed in the enclosed manual have been replaced with standard Macintosh menus, many of which have keyboard equivalents. In order to perform a particular command, you may use the keyboard equivalent isted in the menu itself. If a menu item is "grayed" then that command is not currently available. More than likely you have not yet fulfilled a specific quest or task, or found the appropriate item to allow actions such as Using Magic or Flying. Once these options become available, however, they can then be selected from the menu or keyboard. By clicking on the large "icons" at the right of the King's Bounty screen, you can view different characteristics of …