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              º    HELP AND INFORMATION ON GENIE LIVEWIRE   º
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                                 May 1994

The IBM compatible version of GEnie LiveWire features both key and mouse
selection.  In this issue, you select an article by clicking on an icon
next to the article name or by pressing the associated alphanumeric key
from your keyboard.

To exit LIVEWIRE, press the X key or click on the Exit sign.

Memory Requirements:  A minimum of 475K available conventional DOS memory
is required to view GEnie LiveWire.  To be able to view the animation
effects in this issue, your system may need at least 1 megabyte of
expanded or extended memory available.  If you don't, you will still be
able to view everything but most of the animation effects.

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            There are five options to start GEnie LiveWire:

1.  For those who wish to suppress all sound and music, type  LW  at the
    prompt and press enter.

2.  For systems with NO sound card, but wish to hear PC Speaker sound and
    music, type  LW1  at the prompt and press enter.

3.  For those with a standard Sound Blaster card 1.5/2.0 type  LW2  at
    the prompt and press enter.

4.  For those with Sound Blaster Pro 2.0, SB16 or SB Pro 2 MCV, type
    LW3  at the prompt and press enter.

5.  LiveWire is MS Windows compatible. Tips for installing it are
    available in the Easy Step-by-Step Instructions file for this
    issue, found in the LiveWire Library on GEnie Page 20.

The batch files will load the applicable sound drivers where appropriate
and start this issue of LiveWire.  Upon exiting LiveWire, sound drivers
(if loaded) will be removed.

For those without a sound card, we have included music files that will
play through your PC speaker.  These PC speaker files will not play if you
have installed the Sound Blaster drivers.

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Sound Card Information: The sound driver installation assumes you have set
the sound drive/path information.  This is normally done in your
autoexec.bat file with a command that looks like this:

                SET SOUND=[drive:\path]

You may also issue this command from the DOS command line.  This tells
the batch file where the appropriate drivers are located.

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The IBM compatible version of GEnie LiveWire was created with SuperShow
IV, multimedia authoring software from PC West.  If you would like more
information on SuperShow IV you may contact PC West at 602-992-0310 or by
writing to them at  P.O. Box 31418, Phoenix, AZ 85046.

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If you are using MS Windows to view LiveWire, the sound may be very slow
depending on your configuration.  You have two choices in this event.
Leave Windows and run from a DOS prompt or remove the sound drivers.

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