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Quick Start: Installation

Quick Start: Playing The Game

If you are new to DOS and game playing on the PC, then ski this page (and the

next one) and move to the section entitled Installation and Start-up.

If you are

an experienced gamer using a hard disk and if you are wise in the ways of DOS,

hard disks, and music cards, then these ‘“Quick Start” sections will get you up

and running in no time. To install the game on your hard drive, do the following:

Make backup copies of the disks.

Make sure you have at least

7,000,000

bytes of free space on your

hard drive.

Insert Disk

from your Eric The Unready package in a floppy drive,

log on to that drive by typing

A: or

B :

Then type

INSTALL

to start

ths installation program and follow the directions on the screen.

If you have a mouse, be sure you have loaded the mows driver.

The installation program will create a batch file named

LEGEND.BAT. To start the game,

type

LEGEND.

If the above makes no sense to you, or if it doesn’t work, or if you just like to

read manuals, then turn to the Installation and Start-up section starting on Page

for detailed installation and start-up instructions.

In addition to this manual, your game package should contain the following

elements:

SET OF DISKS

Either

4,3

1/2"

5,5

1/4"

high density disks

WARRANTY CARD

To bypass the introductory “movie’ or any other non-interactive scene in the

game,

press

ESCAPE.

If you are a fast reader and the game displays messages

too

slowly for you during these scenes, press the space bar when you are ready

to move to the next message. Like other Legend adventure game products, Eric

The Unready features a very flexible game interface that you can customize.

You can use the mouse to interact with the picture, build game commands, and

customize the game interface (using the buttons in the upper left hand comer of

the screen). You can also enter game commands by typing them in at the com-

mand line. You are in control and can decide what works best for you.

Using the mouse you can:

Talk to characters by double-clicking on them.

Move from place to place by clicking on the compass rose.

Single-click on an object in a picture to look at it and double-click on an

object to take it, open or close it, stc.

Select a verb from the verb menu and then click on an object in a

picture to apply the verb to it.

Build complex commands quickly from the verb, object, and preposition

menus. (Single-click selects the word, double-click finishes the command.)

You can start typing at any point, and the words you type will appear on the

command line. You will be entering game commands, combinations of words

that tell the main character in the game what to do at each turn (e.g. EXAMINE

THE ROPE, TAKE THE ROPE, PUT EGG IN BACKPACK, TALK TO

HOWARD, etc.)

Press the

<ENTER>

key to execute the command.

If you do not have a mouse, you can simulate one by pressing

<TAB>.

This

puts a cursor on the Screen which you can move around using the arrow keys.

“Click” by pressing

<ENTER>

and ‘double-click” by pressing

<SHIFT>

<ENTER>.

Again, if you do not have a mouse, there is yet another fast way to build com-

mands using the keyboard.

Press

<TAB>

again to begin using this feature.

Then use the arrow keys to move the highlight bar back and forth between the

menus,

press the space bar to select

word, and press

<ENTER>

to execute

your command.

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