ISRAEL - THE PROMISED LAND

      Description:

              A graphic presentation of the Gospel message from  Genesis
      to Acts, using maps, pictures, and Bible text.


      Hardware requirements:

              An IBM color graphics adapter is required.


      Distribution guidelines:

              "ISRAEL - THE PROMISED LAND" is NOT public domain software.
      This program  is copyrighted,  and can  be distributed only if all
      of the following conditions are met:

      1) No  changes or alterations  are to be made to this  program, or
         to any data files on this disk.

      2) No one may sell the program.

      3) User groups and software libraries are  permitted reimbursement
         for their services when distributing this disk (however, not to
         exceed $5.00 for a 5.25" format).


      Disclaimer:

              "ISRAEL - THE PROMISED LAND" is provided to you on an "as-
      is" basis.  The author shall  not assume  any  direct or  indirect
      responsibility  for  any losses  or damages  incurred from the use
      of this program.


      Other Bible software:

               "ISRAEL - THE PROMISED LAND"  is  just  one of  our  many
      software  products.  If you are  interested  in additional   Bible
      related software,  send  6 first-class U.S. postage stamps to  the
      author below to obtain more information. Indicate the disk formats
      your PC supports. Some of the  currently available  titles include
      "A  Bible  Companion,"    "Hebrew  Flashcards,"  " Memory  Verse,"
      "Proverbs,"  "Scripture Challenge",  "The  Grape Vine",  "Acts  of
      the  Apostles,"   "Scripture  Quest,"  "CommenText  Commentaries,"
      "KJVocabulary,"  "Here  A Little,  There A  Little",  "Frontlets",
      "Gospel Parallels", "Bible Crossword Puzzles", "Puzzling Passages"
      and "King James Dictionary"


      Some comments eight years later:

      This program was originally written in 1989, back when 16 color
      monitors were "high-tech".  EGA just pushed graphic resolutions
      up to 640x360.  VGA was still yet to appear.  Microsoft Windows
      was still in embryonic stages.  I state these facts so that the
      user understands why the  graphics in this  program seem rather
      primitive.  It would not have been unusual for half of the PC's
      in the late 1980's to be  unable to  display any  color graphic
      images.  This may sound odd for those of you whose first PC was
      purchased in just the last 6 years.  You take alot for granted.
      Find yourself a 10 year old PC, and try to get any one of  your
      favorite programs to run on it today.  You'll  then  understand
      why the graphics in this program appear as they do.


      Program author:

      Philip P. Kapusta   406 Monroe Ave.  Falmouth, Va. 22405   U.S.A.

      Email: info@pc-shareware.com   or   74170.3550@compuserve.com

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