WORKSTATION PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS FOR THE MACINTOSH I M FROM DOVE COMPUTER CORPORATION Installation Guide MaraThon MaraThonTm Workstation Products Installation Manual 1. About This Manual 2. MaraThonn4 Product Overview 3. Opening and Closing the MacintoshTM SE 4. Opening and Closing the Macintosh II 5. Installing the MaraThonTm Serial /Parallel Board 6. Installing the MaraThonTm MultiComm Board 7. Installing the Math Kit 8. Installing the MaraThonTm 020 Accelerator 9. Installing the MaraThonTm 030 Board 10. MaraThon'm Diagnostics 11. MaraThonim Troubleshooting 12. Appendix A: Terminology 13. Trademarks 14. Your Comments Table of Contents araThon This manual explains how to install your MaraThonTm workstation product. A Product Overview and a Glossary of terms provides a good reference as you establish or expand your workstation environment. The manual contains individual sections for installing each MaraThon product. Refer to the section which gives specific information for the particular MaraThon product that you are installing. After the installa- tion refer to the MaraThon User's manual for specific operating instructions. We assume that you are familiar with your Macintosh personal com- puter. If you haven't already done so, read and follow the instructions in your Macintosh User's Manual about setting up, configuring, and loading software for your Mac. Your comments and suggestions about this manual and our products are welcome. Please let us know how we can better serve your work- station or Macintosh needs. A "comments" form is included in the back of the manual for your convenience. Thank you for supporting our products. We will do everything possible to support you in using them. Please call Dove's Product Support Group at 1 (800) 622-7627 if we can be of assistance in any way. This Manual a MaraThon MaraThon Workstation Products Overview 41 Dove's MaraThonTm family of workstation products are designed to expand your productivity and system flexibility. 31 The MaraThon MultiComm NuBus card offers the Macintosh II user one additional Centronics parallel and three serial ports for connecting 311 peripheral devices. MaraThon Serial Parallel provides one IBM PC compatible serial and one Centronics parallel port for your Mac II. Both products offer access to numerous devices which extend the workstation environment. Speed and power are the primary benefits offered by the MaraThon 030 accelerator for the Macintosh II. And Dove's MaraThon 020 accelera- tor offers better than Mac II performance for the SE. For one-slot, multifunction product…

The Adventure Continues... ™ © 1995 Bungie Software Products Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Thanks! Thank you for purchasing Marathon 2: Durandal. It is because of your support, as our customer, that we are able to continue to develop cutting-edge products. If you also bought the first Marathon, then we think you’re extra special. Please Don’t Pirate! ’nuf said. Customer Support As our customer, you are our most important asset. If you have any questions about how to use or install this software, please get in touch with us through one of the channels listed below. We are more than happy to help you out. Many questions (especially hints) can be answered online in our AOL forum (keyword BUNGIE) or on our web site (www.bungie.com). Bungie Software Products Corporation Customer Support PO Box 7877 Chicago, IL 60680-7877 Telephone: (312) 563-6200 Facsimile: (312) 563-0545 Internet: info@bungie.com WWW: http://www.bungie.com America Online: Bungie1 If you need to buy stuff from us call 1 800 295 0060 Wherever possible, additional attitude was liberally applied to all text in this manual. Remember The Marathon ....................................................................................3 ➤ table.of.contents Introduction ....................................................................................................4 Getting Started ...............................................................................................6 Main Screen .....................................................................................................7 Preferences .....................................................................................................8 Controls .......................................................................................................10 Game Interface ...............................................................................................12 Playing Marathon 2 ........................................................................................13 Weapons.........................................................................................................16 Network Play .................................................................................................17 Replays ........................................................................................20 Troubleshooting .....................................................................21 License Agreement ................................................................22 Credits .....................................................................................23 Serial Numbers .............................................................................24 Remember the Marathon ..... ➤ remember.the. …

Carnage fo rev er... ™ © 1996 Bungie Software Products Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Thanks! Thank you for purchasing Marathon infinity. It is because of your support, as our customer, that we are able to continue to develop cutting-edge products. If you also bought Marathon and Marathon 2, then we think you’re totally the coolest person ever! Please Don’t Pirate! Don’t give Marathon Infinity to your friends, congressmen, lawyers, freedom fighters, etc. That would be bad. Customer Support As our customer, you are our most important asset. If you have any questions about how to use or install this software, please get in touch with us through one of the channels listed below. We are more than happy to help you out. Please keep in mind, though, that we do not offer hints by phone. Many questions (especially hints) can be answered online in our AOL forum (keyword BUNGIE) or on our web site (www.bungie.com). Bungie Software Products Corporation Customer Support PO Box 7877 Chicago, IL 60680-7877 Telephone: (312) 563-6200 Facsimile: (312) 563-0545 Internet: support@bungie.com WWW: http://www.bungie.com America Online: Bungie1 If you need to buy stuff from us call 1 800 295 0060 or visit our web site! Marathon Infinity ➤ table.of.contents Marathon Forever ............................................................................................3 Introduction ....................................................................................................4 Getting Started ...............................................................................................6 Main Screen .....................................................................................................7 Preferences .....................................................................................................8 Controls .......................................................................................................10 Game Interface ...............................................................................................12 Playing Marathon Infinity ...............................................................................13 Weapons.........................................................................................................16 Network Play .................................................................................................17 Replays..........................................................................................................20 Troubleshooting .............................................................................................21 Forge Introduction ..................................................................................................23 Key Definitions ...............…

Somewhere in the heavens... they are waiting. ™ © 1994 Bungie Software Products Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Thanks! Thank you for purchasing Marathon. It is because of your support, as our customer, that we are able to continue to develop cutting-edge products. Please Don’t Pirate! It took over 30,000 working hours to make Marathon a reality. Please don’t steal the food from our children’s mouths by pirating this software. We understand how you might think something this good should belong to everyone, but let’s be real. If we don’t get rich off this, we ain’t makin’ any more games. Customer Support As our customer, you are our most important asset. If you have any questions about how to use or install this software, please get in touch with us through one of the channels listed below. We are more than happy to help you out. Bungie Software Products Corporation Customer Support PO Box 7877 Chicago, IL 60680-7877 Telephone: (312) 563-6200 Facsimile: (312) 563-0545 America Online: Bungie1 AppleLink: BUNGIE eWorld: BungieCorp Internet: Bungie1@aol.com << warning >> This manual contains sarcastic language that some readers might find condescending. Introduction.......................................................................................................2 14A20 Getting Started ..................................................................................................5 TABLE OF 60506 7615 CONTENTS LR67730 IECII 2KF11 security lockout enabled Performance Notes .............................................................................................6 Main Menu ..........................................................................................................7 Preferences .......................................................................................................8 Controls ..…

manual table of contents 1. introduction 4 5.4 in-game help 17 1.1 intended audience 4 5.5 options 17 1.2 about this manual 5 5.6 game clock & speed 17 1.3 system requirements 5 5.7 asset pools 18 1.4 product updates 5 5.8 base ratings 18 1.5 game forums 5.9 modifiers 18 & game registration 5 5.10 the battlefield 18 1.6 need help? 6 5.11 armies and navies 20 5.12 outliner 20 2. getting started 7 2.1 main menu screen 7 6. nation states 21 2.2 singleplayer games 7 6.1 major states 21 2.3 multi-player games 7 6.2 strategic targets 22 2.4 load game 8 6.3 prestige 23 2.5 tutorial 8 6.4 rulers 23 2.6 scenario selection screen 8 6.5 regimes 23 6.6 national modifiers 24 3. game overview 9 6.7 national decisions 24 3.1 key concepts 9 3.2 game components 9 7. the road to victory 25 3.3 game mechanics 10 7.1 dominance 25 7.2 coalitions 26 4. key concepts 11 7.3 victory conditions 27 4.1 managing nations 11 4.2 achieving victory 11 8. the economy 29 4.3 the cycle of peace 8.1 treasury (ducats) 29 and war 12 8.2 income 30 4.4 economy 12 8.3 expenses 30 4.5 military matters 13 8.4 income deficit 31 4.6 enlightenment 8.5 loans 31 through ideas 13 4.7 diplomacy 13 9. ideas 33 9.1 idea points 33 5. game components 14 9.2 standard ideas 34 5.1 conventions 14 9.3 national ideas 34 5.2 the interface 14 9.4 knowing what 5.3 feedback 15 the enemy knows 35 2 2 10. diplomacy 36 12.10 army organization 66…

MARIO’S FUNDAMENTALS ™ Table of Contents Introduction ...........................................................2 macintosh installation .....................................3 windows/win 95 installation ..........................4 Main Menu Screen ..................................................5 Game Menus ...............................................................6 Checkers ......................................................................8 Go Fish........................................................................10 Dominoes ..................................................................12 Backgammon ..........................................................14 Yacht...........................................................................17 CREDITS ........................................................................21 CUSTOMER SERVICE ..................................................22 LIMITED WARRANTY ................................................23 BRAINSTORM WEB SITE ...........................................24 MARIO’S FUNDAMENTALS INTRODUCTION Welcome to Mario's FUNdamentals, a collection of five games to challenge you for hours. In each game, Mario ™ will be your opponent and encourage you to play and strive for your maximum playing potential. Many of your favorite characters from Super Mario World™ will make appearances on game pieces and cards, adding to the overall fun and excitement! You'll play with Yoshi™ , Koopa™ , and other well-known characters. So, get ready to improve your game- playing abilities with Mario and his wacky friends. 2 BRAINSTORM macintosh installation System Requirements Mario's FUNdamentals™ CD for the Macintosh requires any 256-color Macintosh with 1700K free memory (2048K recom- mended), 7MB free hard disk space, System 7.0 or later, and a CD-ROM drive. installing the game 1. Insert the Mario’s FUNdamentals game disc into the CD-ROM drive. Double-click the Installer icon and follow the instructions on your screen. 2. You can install two versions of Mario’s FUNdamentals™ to your hard disk. Choosing “Standard Install” in the Installer will take up 7MB of hard disk space. If you have more than 7MB available, you can optionally perform the “Big Install,” which will take up a total of 10MB of hard disk space. The Big Install features better sound quality but takes up 3MB more space. It’s your decision. 3. After installing the program to your hard disk, you don’t need to insert the CD-ROM disc to play. Simply double-click the “Mario’s FUNdamentals” icon on your hard disk to begin. notes Owners of a 12” monitor or a Macintosh Color Classic: Hold down the Command key to hide or un-hide the menu bar. For Macs with two or more monitors: Please make sure both monitors are set to 256 colors before you…

Mark’s Guide to Using Apple’s Ancient “Font Editor” App In 1984, as owner of an original 128K Macintosh, I was very interested in how to make fonts for it. It came with a set fonts named after cities, like Geneva, New York, Monaco, and Athens. But there seemed to be no way for an ordinary user to make their own fonts. As a graphic designer and aspiring type designer, this was something I really wanted to do. A solution arrived in the July 1984 issue of St. Mac, an early magazine devoted to the Macintosh. There was a short article on the last page saying that you could send $100 (plus tax) to Apple and get a set of disks containing “supplemental software” (i.e., developer tools) including an app called “Font Editor.” This was Not even a custom icon. exactly what I was looking for. So I sent the check. Font Editor, as far as I can remember, had no manual or documentation. By trial and error (and many system crashes), I managed to figure out how it worked. I was able to design a handful of bitmap fonts in preliminary stages. A few months later, Altsys released Fontastic, a commercial bitmap editor for the Mac that was better than Font Editor in almost every way—and that’s where I did most of my bitmap font work. My vision was to sell sets of these fonts like clip art. But after Apple introduced the LaserWriter in…

Mark’s Guide to Using Apple’s Ancient “Font Editor” App In 1984, as owner of an original 128K Macintosh, I was very interested in how to make fonts for it. It came with a set fonts named after cities, like Geneva, New York, Monaco, and Athens. But there seemed to be no way for an ordinary user to make their own fonts. As a graphic designer and aspiring type designer, this was something I really wanted to do. A solution arrived in the July 1984 issue of St. Mac, an early magazine devoted to the Macintosh. There was a short article on the last page saying that you could send $100 (plus tax) to Apple and get a set of disks containing “supplemental software” (i.e., developer tools) including an app called “Font Editor.” This was Not even a custom icon. exactly what I was looking for. So I sent the check. Font Editor, as far as I can remember, had no manual or documentation. By trial and error (and many system crashes), I managed to figure out how it worked. I was able to design a handful of bitmap fonts in preliminary stages. A few months later, Altsys released Fontastic, a commercial bitmap editor for the Mac that was better than Font Editor in almost every way—and that’s where I did most of my bitmap font work. My vision was to sell sets of these fonts like clip art. But after Apple introduced the LaserWriter in…