Selecting a button in the menu will either run a program or take you to another page of the menu. You select a button by clicking on it, using your mouse.
You can use the up-arrow and down-arrow buttons to browse through the menu, one page at a time. When you come to the end of the menu, the down-arrow key will disabled; and when you come to the main menu page, the up-arrow button will become disabled.
READING THE DOCUMENTATION
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Before you run or install a demo, you should read the program's documentation (if any). Simply click on the "Read Info" button to read the file for a demo, or click on the "Print Info" to print the file on your printer. The documentation usually contains information on system requirements, as well as on how to use the program.
EXITING THE MENU AND EXITING FROM DEMOS
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Exit from this menu program by choosing the Quit button or by pressing the Esc key.
If you're not sure how to exit a demo, try pressing the Esc key. If that doesn't work, try one of these key combinations: Alt+Q, Ctrl+Q, Alt+X or Ctrl+X. Be patient--with some demos, you have a wait a little while for screens to change.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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You'll find a demo's system requirements in the documentation file for that demo. The box that reads "Needed:" tells you how much space is needed on your hard drive when you install the demo.
MEMORY AND THE DEMOS
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Since the menu program requires a small amount of memory when it's running, some demos that run directory from the CD-ROM may not work with your system from within the menu. If this happens, exit the menu, change to the directory of the demo and run the demo from the DOS prompt. If you're not sure how to run one of these demos, read the demo's documentation file.
