User manual GAMES PC REALMS OF THE HAUNTING

[. . . ] Four installation choices are displayed: Regular Install: Small Install: Large Install: Maximum Install: Animation and Speech on CD Animation only on hard disk - faster Animation Speech only on hard disk - faster Speech access Animation and Speech on hard disk (22 MB) (33 MB) (65 MB) (76 MB) 3. For all of the install options other than Maximum Install, the speech and/or animation will be read from the game CD during play. Loading either speech or animation from the CD may cause delays during game play. If you experience problems during installation, please refer to the "Troubleshooting" section of this data card. [. . . ] Not having files and buffers set correctly for the program can result in corrupted data in saved games and/or crashes during play. HOW TO MAKE A BOOT DISK You can free more memory without changing your normal system configuration by creating a boot disk. A boot disk is the best way to temporarily change your system's configuration without possible side effects. You can make a pre-configured boot disk from the install program by following the directions below. (Note: it must be your A: drive to operate properly. ) 2. Place your REALMS OF THE HAUNTING CD into your CD-ROM drive. Change the active drive to the CD-ROM drive (usually D:) by typing D: and pressing Enter. Follow the on-screen prompts until you see the message "Boot Disk Creation Successful". Add the appropriate CD-ROM (and if applicable, sound card) drivers to your boot disk. These can be found in the original C:\CONFIG. SYS and C:\AUTOEXEC. BAT files, or the appropriate hardware manuals. To Start the Game with this Boot Disk 1. Place your boot disk in your A: drive and the game CD in the CD-ROM drive. Reboot your machine (Ctrl-Alt-Del on the keyboard, or hit the reset button). Windows and other programs of its type have built-in mouse drivers that do not function outside of their environment. Loading a mouse driver may be as simple as typing MOUSE (and pressing Enter) before starting the game. Since the command differs from mouse to mouse, you may need to consult your mouse user's guide for the location and name of your particular driver software. (continued on next panel) 524901 MOUSE SETUP (continued) If your mouse is acting erratically, it may be due to an old mouse driver for your mouse, or it may not be fully Microsoft or Logitech compatible. Check with the mouse manufacturer to see if there is an updated mouse driver available. SOUND CARDS The following sound cards are supported: UltraSound, Sound Blaster 16; Sound Blaster Pro III; Sound Blaster Pro II; Sound Blaster Pro I; Sound Blaster Regular; Media Vision PAS-16. If you are experiencing problems with your sound card, try running the diagnostic software that comes with your card. Eighty percent of all sound card problems are due to mistaken configurations. If you are running a sound card that is not listed above, or are running a sound card in an emulation mode, your results may not be optimal. This game was tested only on the listed cards. If you are experiencing problems with the game, try configuring the game for No Sound. If the game will now run normally (but without sound, of course), then you probably need to reconfigure your sound. [. . . ] · All the information listed after the MEM command (read the "To Check Your Free RAM" section for pertinent information). · The current configuration of your game. Our technical support number is (408) 737-6850. to 5 P. M. , Pacific time, Monday through Friday, holidays excluded. [. . . ]