
			SWIV 3D
		
 (c) Copyright 1996 SCi (Sales Curve Interactive) Ltd.

	           1st October 1996

Windows95 Installation
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Double-click on SETUP.EXE

DOS Installation
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D:	 	(Where D: is your CD-ROM Drive Letter)
DOSINST	 


Windows95 & DirectX
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Use the skip DirectX2 install option if you know you
already have DirectX2 installed and have since loaded
newer drivers for e.g. Matrox graphics card, as
re-installing DirectX2 will overwrite these drivers and
they will have to be re-installed. 

SWIV makes use of the DirectX drivers for Windows95 
from Microsoft. However as this is relatively new 
technology drivers may not exist or be 100% compatible 
on your machine. If you experience problems we suggest 
you contact your hardware manufacturer who may have 
updated drivers or use the DOS version.

Best Performance
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On a Windows95 machine, using the DOS version in a DOS
box can result in up to approx. 8% increase in 
performance dependent on your exact machine
configuration.

Even though Windows95 can have multiple tasks running,
more resources are used - to get the best performance
from SWIV exit as many programs as possible, before
running the game.

Gameplay Notes
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Note that on certain levels there are only limited jump
boosts available - use them with care to ensure you can
reach your target.

Enjoy!

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 Check out the XS Trailer Demo in the OUTSOON directory

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(c) Copyright 1996 SCi (Sales Curve Interactive) Ltd.
		All rights reserved.
SCi is a trademark of SCi (Sales Curve Interactive) Ltd.
  SCi (Sales Curve Interactive) Ltd. is a subsidiary
        of SCi Entertainment Group PLC. E&OE.
