Microsoft Golf for Windows Version 2.0 README File
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This file contains important information that supplements online Help and the Microsoft Golf Getting Started booklet.

Contents
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A. Installation Notes

   > Troubleshooting Microsoft Golf Setup
   > Installing Microsoft Golf on Windows NT
   > Installing Microsoft Golf from a Third-Party Shell
   > Using a Clean Boot to Resolve Setup Conflicts
   > Resolving Setup Freezes During Installation
   > Starting Microsoft Golf If You Are Using the PC Tools Desktop

B. Hardware and System Compatibility

   > Increasing Your Swap File
   > Improving Performance on Machines with 4 MB of RAM Memory
   > Growstub Error
   > EMM 386 Exception Error
   > Win32s Error  

C. Video Driver Notes

   > Changing the Video Display to 256 Colors
   > Unhandled Exception Error for the S3 Video Driver
   > Resolving Diamond Stealth 24 Video Driver Conflicts
   > Resolving Other Video Driver Conflicts

D. Sound Card Notes
   
   > Troubleshooting Sound Files

E. Using Microsoft Golf 
   
   > Scorecard Printing Tips
   > Converting Low-Resolution Courses
   > Files Included with Microsoft Golf

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A.  Installation Notes
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Troubleshooting Microsoft Golf Setup
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Below are the four most common errors encountered while installing Microsoft Golf. Follow the instructions for each error message you encountered while trying to install Microsoft Golf, and then run Setup again.

* An Intel 386 or higher processor

You must either upgrade to an Intel 386 or higher processor, or switch to a computer with an Intel 386 or higher processor.

* Windows version 3.1 or later

You must install Microsoft Windows version 3.1 or later. To purchase a Windows upgrade, see your local retailer.

* A 256 color video driver (minimum 640 x 480 display resolution)

Microsoft Golf high resolution golf courses require a 256 color video display. In most cases you need only to install a 256 color video driver to correct the problem.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the SYSTEM.INI file before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original SYSTEM.INI file in case you need to restore it later.To install a video driver in Windows 3.1

1. In the Main group of your Windows Program Manager, double-click the Windows Setup icon.
2. Click the Options menu, and then click Change System Settings.
3. Open the list beside Display, and click a 256 color driver compatible with your computer's video card.
NOTE: If you are unsure which 256 color driver is compatible with your video card, try the generic Super VGA driver, or contact your video card manufacturer for more information
4. Click the OK button.
5. Restart Windows to update the system.
6. Reinstall Microsoft Golf.

To change the palette to 256 colors in Windows '95
1. Click the Start button, and then point to Settings.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Double-click the Display icon.
4. Click the Settings tab.
5. Under Color Palette, click 256 color.
6. Click the OK button.
7. Reinstall Microsoft Golf.
NOTE: If you don't have the necessary 256 color driver, or if you aren't sure that your video card supports 256 colors, contact your video card manufacturer.

To obtain Super VGA drivers:
Download the SVGA drivers from the Microsoft Download Service (MSDL). These drivers work correctly on many video cards. The number for the MSDL is (206) 936-6735. This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The highest download speed available is 14,400 bits per second (bps). Each file is a compressed, self-extracting file. To download the file, use the filename SVGA.EXE. After you download the file, run it in an empty directory to extract the files it contains.

* Windows running in 386 enhanced mode (applies only to Windows 3.1 users)

Windows requires 2 megabytes (MB) of RAM to run in enhanced mode. If you have 4 MB of RAM, as required by Microsoft Golf, and are unable to run Windows in enhanced mode, you may need to reconfigure your computer. You can determine if Windows is running in standard or enhanced mode by clicking About on the Help menu.

NOTE: If you are unsure how much RAM your computer has, you can run Microsoft Diagnostics (MSD), or check with the manufacturer of you computer. For more information about running MSD, see your Windows User's Guide.

If your computer has the necessary 4 MB of RAM and won't run in enhanced mode, contact Microsoft Windows support at 1-206-637-7098.

If your computer has the necessary 4 MB of RAM, and you are an advanced computer user, you may try removing some TSRs from your AUTOEXEC.BAT file and editing your CONFIG.SYS file to make more memory available to Windows.

Below are examples of clean boot AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files that should make enough memory available for Windows to run in enhanced mode. 

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename your AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files in case you need to restore your current configuration.

Example for a clean boot AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
Path=c:\;c:\dos;c:\windows
Prompt $p$g
Set Temp=c:\temp(make sure it points to a valid temp directory)
Include any command lines necessary for audio cards, CD ROM drives, or hard disk compression utilities.

Example for a clean boot CONFIG.SYS file:
Device=c:\windows\himem.sys
Files=65
Buffers=20
Stacks=9,256
Shell=c:\dos\command.com c:\dos\ /p /e:256
Include any command lines necessary for audio cards, CD ROM drives, or hard disk compression utilities.

Installing Microsoft Golf on Windows NT
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You must have Windows NT 3.51 or higher to install Microsoft Golf. If you are using Windows NT 3.5, contact your retailer for an upgrade.

Installing Microsoft Golf from a Third-Party Shell
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Follow these instructions if you are having trouble installing Microsoft Golf from a shell program such as Packard Bell Navigator, Xsoft TabWorks, or Norton Desktop.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the SYSTEM.INI file before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original SYSTEM.INI file in case you need to restore it later.

1. In the Accessories group, double-click Notepad.
2. Click the File menu, and then click Open.
3. In the File Name box, type:  system.ini
4. Click the OK button.
5. Under [Boot], locate the 'Shell=' line.
6. Insert a semicolon at the front of the 'Shell=' line. (This remarks out the line.)
7. Create a new line under 'Shell=' and type:  Shell=Progman.exe 
8. Click the File menu, and then click Save.
9. Click the File menu, and then click Exit.
10. Restart Windows, and install Microsoft Golf.

After you've installed Microsoft Golf, follow steps 1 - 5 above and then remove the semicolon from the first 'Shell=' line. Place a semicolon in front of the 'Shell=Progman.exe' line you added, to remark out the line.

Using a Clean Boot to Resolve Setup Conflicts
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If you are unable to install Microsoft Golf, you can edit your AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, and WIN.INI files and use a clean boot to make more memory available to Windows.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, and WIN.INI files before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original files in case you need to restore them later.

1. In the Main group, double-click the File Manager.
2. Double-click the Windows directory.
3. Open the AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, and WIN.INI files and edit out unnecessary command lines. Refer to the following examples for what to leave in the files.
4. Click the File menu, and then click Save.
5. Click the File menu, and then click Exit.
6. Restart Windows, and install Microsoft Golf.

Examples:

AUTOEXEC.BAT	
Path=c:\;c:\dos;c:\windows
Prompt $p$g
Set Temp=c:\temp (make sure it points to a valid temp directory)	
Include any command lines necessary for audio cards, CD ROM drives, or hard disk compression utilities.

CONFIG.SYS
Device=c:\windows\himem.sys
Files=65
Buffers=20
Stacks=9,256
Shell=c:\dos\command.com c:\dos\ /p /e:256
Include any command lines necessary for audio cards, CD ROM drives, or hard disk compression utilities.

WIN.INI
Insert a semicolon in front of the 'Load=' line and the 'Run=' line in the 'Windows' category to remark out the lines.

NOTE: Remarking out the lines only has to be done if there are commands on the lines.

Rename the Startup group if any programs are being loaded through it.

Resolving Setup Freezes During Installation
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If Setup stalls during installation, and you are running MS-DOS 6.0 or later, run Scandisk followed by Defrag /f. For information about these two commands, see the MS-DOS User's Guide. After the commands are completed, restart Windows and install Microsoft Golf.

If you are not running MS-DOS 6.0 or later, you can use the Chkdsk /f command. You can then use a defragmentation utility such as PC Tools or Norton Desktop.

Starting Microsoft Golf If You Are Using the PC Tools Desktop
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If you are using PC Tools Desktop as your Windows shell, you will need to restart Windows manually after installing Microsoft Golf. Just exit Windows and type Win at the prompt.

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B. Hardware and System Compatibility 
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Increasing Your Swap File
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Microsoft Golf requires at least 4 MB of RAM and an 8-MB swap file (preferably permanent). Be sure that the swap file is set for a minimum of 8 MB. Increasing the swap-file size may improve the performance of Microsoft Golf.

Follow this procedure to increase the swap file if your computer has enough disk space:

1. In the Main Group, double-click the Control Panel.
2. Double-click the 386 Enhanced icon.
3. Click the Virtual Memory button.
4. Click the Change button.
5. Increase the size of the swap file.

Follow this procedure to increase the swap file if your computer is low on disk space and you are running MS-DOS 6.0 or later:

1. In the Main group, double-click the Control Panel.
2. Double-click the 386 Enhanced icon.
3. Click the Virtual Memory button.
4. Click the Change button.
5. Under New Swapfile Settings, enter None in the Type box.
6. Click the OK button in both dialog boxes.
7. Close Windows.
8. From the MS-DOS prompt, run Scandisk, and then Defrag. For information about these two commands, see the MS-DOS User's Guide.
9. Once these commands are completed, restart Windows. Increase the virtual memory using the previous procedure. 

NOTE:  If you are unable to create an 8 MB swap file using this procedure, you can remove files from the hard disk, and then try the procedure again. 

If you are not using MS-DOS 6.0 or later, you can use the Chkdsk /f command to check your swap file size. You can then use a defragmentation utility such as PCTOOLS or Norton.

Improving Performance on Machines with 4 MB of RAM Memory
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If performance is slow on your computer with 4 MB of RAM memory, the following tips may help:

* Increase the size of your swap file (see Increasing Your Swap File).
* Close some of the Microsoft Golf windows (for example, if both Main View and Green View are showing, then close Green View).
* Reduce the size of Main View.
* Modify options in the Display Options dialog box:
  1. Click the Options menu, and then click Display.
  2. Turn off the Always Render Full Size option.
  3. Turn off the Draw Shadows option.
  4. Turn off the Texture Terrain option.
  5. Reduce the detail levels.
When you turn off Texture Terrain and reduce the detail levels, you affect the appearance of the course -- do this only if speed is the primary consideration.

* Use the clean boot configuration (see Resolving Setup Conflicts with a Clean Boot). Tailor the clean boot so that it:
- Loads the minimal number of memory resident drivers and programs needed to run Windows.
- Does not enable expanded memory (EMM386 should be configured for NOEMS).
- Does not load SmartDrive (this becomes a tradeoff between more memory and slower hard drive performance -- on some systems this may lead to slower game play).

*Install more memory in your machine to speed up Microsoft Golf. 8 MB of RAM is recommended.

Growstub Error
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Use the following procedure if you get a growstub error message.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the WIN.INI file before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original WIN.INI file in case you need to restore it later.

1. Click the Accessories group, and then double-click Notepad.
2. Click the File menu, and then click Open.
3. In the File Name box, type:  win.ini.
4. Locate the 'Load=' line under the 'Window' category. 
5. Delete 'Pointer.exe' part of the 'Load=' line.
6. Click the File menu, and then click Save.
7. Click the File menu, and then click Exit.
8. Restart Windows, and then restart Microsoft Golf.

EMM 386 Exception Error
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Use the following procedure if you get an EMM 386 exception error.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the WIN.INI file before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original WIN.INI file in case you need to restore it later.

1. Click the Accessories group, and then double-click Notepad.
2. Click the File menu and then click Open.
3. In the File Name box, type:  win.ini.
4. Click the OK button.
5. Locate the 'Load=' line under the 'Window' category. 
6. Remove the 'Pointer.exe' command part of the 'Load=' line.
NOTE: For some Packard Bell computers, you may also need to remove the 'Mapiappi.exe' command part of the 'Run=' line.
7. Click the File menu, and then click Save.
8. Click the File menu, and then click Exit.
9. Restart Windows, and then restart Microsoft Golf.

Win32s Error
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To resolve this error, you need to create a larger swap file. See Increasing Your Swap File for instructions.

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C.  Video Driver Notes
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Changing the Video Display to 256 Colors
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You need to use a video driver that displays 256 colors to run Microsoft Golf. If you are not sure which driver to select, contact your video card manufacturer.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the SYSTEM.INI file before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original SYSTEM.INI file in case you need to restore it later.

To install a video driver in Windows 3.1
1. In the Main group, double-click Windows Setup.
2. Click the Options menu, and then click Change System Settings.
3. In the Display list, click a 256 color display driver suited for the video card in the computer.
NOTE: You must use a minimum display resolution of 640 x 480.
4. Click the OK button.
5. Restart Windows, and install Microsoft Golf.

To change the palette to 256 colors in Windows '95
1. Click the Start button, and then point to Settings.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Double-click the Display icon.
4. Click the Settings tab.
5. Under Color Palette, click 256 color.
6. Click the OK button.
7. Reinstall Microsoft Golf.
NOTE: If you don't have the necessary 256 color driver, or if you aren't sure that your video card supports 256 colors, contact your video card manufacturer.

To obtain Super VGA drivers:
Download the SVGA drivers from the Microsoft Download Service (MSDL). These drivers work correctly on many video cards. The number for the MSDL is (206) 936-6735. This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The highest download speed available is 14,400 bits per second (bps). Each file is a compressed, self-extracting file. To download the file, use the filename SVGA.EXE. After you download the file, run it in an empty directory to extract the files it contains.

Unhandled Exception Error for the S3 Video Driver
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Some S3 video drivers (in particular Dell S3 drivers) can cause unpredictable crashes when running Microsoft Golf under Win32s. Contact your video card manufacturer to make sure you have a video driver compatible with Win32s.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the SYSTEM.INI file before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original SYSTEM.INI file in case you need to restore it later.

1. Double-click the Main group, and then click Windows Setup.
2. Click the Options menu, and then click Change System Settings.
3. In the Display list, click Super VGA or a newer 256 color display driver suited for the video card in the computer.
4. Click the OK button.
5. Restart Windows, and then restart Microsoft Golf.

To obtain Super VGA drivers:
Download the SVGA drivers from the Microsoft Download Service (MSDL). These drivers work correctly on many video cards. The number for the MSDL is (206) 936-6735. This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The highest download speed available is 14,400 bits per second (bps). Each file is a compressed, self-extracting file. To download the file, use the filename SVGA.EXE. After you download the file, run it in an empty directory to extract the files it contains.

Resolving Diamond Stealth 24 Video Driver Conflicts
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Diamond Stealth 24 video drivers can cause unpredictable crashes when running Microsoft Golf under Win32s. Contact your video card manufacturer to make sure you have a video driver compatible with Win32s.

IMPORTANT: Use the File Manager to copy and rename the SYSTEM.INI file before following this procedure. For your protection, do not make changes to the original SYSTEM.INI file in case you need to restore it later.

1. Double-click the Main group, and then double-click Windows Setup.
2. Click the Options menu, and then click Change System Settings.
3. In the Display list, click Super VGA 256 color or a newer 256 color display driver suited for the video card in the computer.
4. Click the OK button.
5. Restart Windows, and then restart Microsoft Golf.

Resolving Other Video Driver Conflicts
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Determine which driver is being used by double-clicking Windows Setup in the Main group.
 
Contact your video card manufacturer for verification of the latest video driver, and for information about obtaining the latest driver. See Changing the Unhandled Exception Error for the S3 Video Driver for information about downloading SVGA drivers.

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D.  Sound Card Notes
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Troubleshooting Sound Files
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Use the following list to troubleshoot if Microsoft Golf does not play sound files:

* Be sure you are using the latest sound driver available. Contact your sound card manufacturer to obtain the latest sound driver.

* Verify that Windows 3.1 can play wav files:
  1. Click the Main group, and then double-click Control Panel.
  2. Double-click the Sound icon.
  3. Try to play a wav file.
  
* Verify that Windows '95 can play wav files:
  1. Click the Start button, and then point to Settings.
  2. Click Control Panel.
  3. Double-click the Sounds icon. 
  4. Try to play a wav file.
		
* If Windows cannot play a wav file: 
Check to see that you have an audio card. If you don't have an audio card contact your equipment dealer to obtain one.

* If you are able to play a wav file:
  1. Start Microsoft Golf.
  2. Click the Help menu, and then click About Microsoft Golf.
  3. Click the System Info button.
  4. Verify that Golf recognizes an audio driver in the Current Sound Driver line.
  
* If Golf recognizes an audio driver:
  1. Click the Options menu, and then click Sound.
  2. Verify that all the options are turned on (have an 'x' in the box).
  3. Click the Set Sounds button and try to play a sound file.	
		
* If a sound file can play in Sound Schemes, you could have a memory conflict. Use the procedures Increasing Your Swap File and clean boot configuration to try to resolve the conflict.
	
* If a sound file cannot play in Sound Schemes, you could have a driver conflict. Delete Microsoft Golf, and then reinstall it.
  1. In Main group, double-click the File Manager.
  2. Click the MSGOLF2 directory.
  3. Click the File menu, and then click Delete.
  4. Install Microsoft Golf.
Note: To learn how to uninstall Golf in Windows '95, see your Windows '95 documentation.

  Then, delete the audio drivers and reinstall them.
  1. In the Main group, double-click the Control Panel. 
  2. Click the Driver icon.
  3. Select the correct lines for the audio driver.
  4. Click the Remove button.
  5. Restart Windows, and then restart Microsoft Golf.
  Contact your audio card manufacturer to obtain the latest version of the audio drivers.
Note: To learn how to delete and install audio drivers in Windows '95, see your Windows '95 documentation.

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E.  Using Microsoft Golf 
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Score Card Printing Tips
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If you are printing on an HP LaserJet with 512K of memory, or if your score cards prints with some of the lines missing, set the printer graphics resolution to 75 dots per inch.

To change the printer graphics resolution:
1. Click the Game menu, and then click Print Score Card.
2. Click the Options button.
3. In the Graphics Resolution box, click 75 dots per inch.
4. Click the OK button.
5. In the Copies box, click the number of score cards you want to print.
6. Click the OK button.

If you are having other problems printing the score card, try using the Generic/Text Only printer driver instead. The resulting printout displays only text and scores.

Follow this procedure to install the Generic/Text Only printer driver:
1. In the Main group, double-click the Control Panel.
2. Double-click the Printers icon.
3. Click the Add button.
4. In the List of Printers, choose the Generic/Text Only printer driver.
5. Click the Install button.
6. When prompted, insert the appropriate Microsoft Windows disk.
7. Click the OK button.

Before you print the score card, make sure the Generic/Text Only printer is selected in the Print Score Card dialog box.

For best results, print the score card in portrait mode. If you print the score card in landscape mode, information may be lost. 

Converting Low-Resolution Courses
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The following low resolution courses (those with a .CRS extension) can be converted to Microsoft Golf high resolution courses with the course conversion utility (crsconv.exe) supplied with Microsoft Golf.

Courses available from Microsoft Corporation:
* Torrey Pines
* Banff
* Mauna Kea
* Pinehurst

Courses available from Access Software:
* Barton Creek
* Bay Hill
* Bountiful
* Dorado Beach
* Firestone
* Pinehurst
* Torrey Pines
* Troon North
* Mauna Kea
* Banff Springs

Those courses that have a .CRH extension are compatible with Microsoft Golf 2.0 and do not require conversion.

Files Included with Microsoft Golf
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The following files are installed into your Microsoft Golf directory (usually MSGOLF2):

README.TXT  	MSGOLF.EXE  	GLFMOD20.EXE
CRSCONV.EXE 	MSGOLF2.HLP 	BSPLSH00.RDH	BSPLSH05.RDH	BSPLSH10.RDH
BSPLSH15.RDH	BSPLSH20.RDH	FIRESTON.CRH	GLFANI32.DLL	GPALET32.DLL
GSDZ.DLL    	MSGOLF.INI  	MSGLFCRS.INI	MSGLFSND.INI	GLFPANIN.LZ 
GOLFFC18.RDH	GOLFFC28.RDH	GOLFFD18.RDH	GOLFFD28.RDH	GOLFFP18.RDH
GOLFFP28.RDH	GOLFMC18.RDH	GOLFMC28.RDH	GOLFMD18.RDH	GOLFMD28.RDH
GOLFMP18.RDH	GOLFMP28.RDH	ANGELDD.RPL 	DANDD.RPL   	GERRY46.RPL 
JANETFE.RPL 	JENNIF31.RPL	JOSHCE.RPL  	MARCOEC.RPL 	MICHAED1.RPL
RICHAR3B.RPL	SALLY24.RPL 	STEVEN7E.RPL	TASHAC5.RPL 	TIME3.RPL   

These additional files are installed to the SOUNDS directory of your Microsoft Golf directory:

ACEF.WAV    	ACEM.WAV    	BCKSND0.WAV 
BCKSND1.WAV 	BCKSND2.WAV 	BCKSND3.WAV 	BCKSND4.WAV 	BCKSND5.WAV 
BCKSND6.WAV 	BCKSND7.WAV 	BCKSND8.WAV 	BCKSND9.WAV 	BCKSNDA.WAV 
BCKSNDB.WAV 	BCKSNDC.WAV 	BCKSNDD.WAV 	BCKSNDE.WAV 	BCKSNDF.WAV 
BECLUBF.WAV 	BECLUBM.WAV 	BELIEVEF.WAV	BELIEVEM.WAV	BITEF.WAV   
BITEM.WAV   	CHIP.WAV    	CLAPLOUD.WAV	CLAPMED.WAV 	CLAPPOLI.WAV
CRUSHITF.WAV	CRUSHITM.WAV	DANCINF.WAV 	DANCINM.WAV 	DEEPSTF.WAV 
DEEPSTM.WAV 	DIDTREEF.WAV	DIDTREEM.WAV	GETHEREF.WAV	GETHEREM.WAV
GETLEGSF.WAV	GETLEGSM.WAV	GETUPF.WAV  	GETUPM.WAV  	GIMMIEF.WAV 
GIMMIEM.WAV 	GOHOLEF.WAV 	GOHOLEM.WAV 	GOODBYEF.WAV	GOODBYEM.WAV
GOODSAVF.WAV	GOODSAVM.WAV	GOTHOLDF.WAV	GOTHOLDM.WAV	GRTBIRDF.WAV
GRTBIRDM.WAV	GRTDEGLF.WAV	GRTDEGLM.WAV	GRTEAGLF.WAV	GRTEAGLM.WAV
GRTPARF.WAV 	GRTPARM.WAV 	GRTPUTTF.WAV	GRTPUTTM.WAV	GRTSHOTF.WAV
GRTSHOTM.WAV	HATEITF.WAV 	HATEITM.WAV 	HAVEONEF.WAV	HAVEONEM.WAV
HURRYF.WAV  	HURRYM.WAV  	INROUGHF.WAV	INROUGHM.WAV	INSANDF.WAV 
INSANDM.WAV 	MOREBALF.WAV	MOREBALM.WAV	NICEBRDF.WAV	NICEBRDM.WAV
NICEPARF.WAV	NICEPARM.WAV	NICEPUTF.WAV	NICEPUTM.WAV	NICESHTF.WAV
NICESHTM.WAV	NICETRYF.WAV	NICETRYM.WAV	ONBEACHF.WAV	ONBEACHM.WAV
OUTAHERF.WAV	OUTAHERM.WAV	PINHIT.WAV  	PRACTICE.WAV	PUTT.WAV    
QUACK1.WAV  	QUACK2.WAV  	RATTLE.WAV  	SANDTHUD.WAV	SHORTSTF.WAV
SHORTSTM.WAV	SITDOWNF.WAV	SITDOWNM.WAV	SLOWF.WAV   	SLOWM.WAV   
SPLASH.WAV  	STILOUTF.WAV	STILOUTM.WAV	STILTRNF.WAV	STILTRNM.WAV
SWING.WAV   	THATPLYF.WAV	THATPLYM.WAV	THATWETF.WAV	THATWETM.WAV
TOOMUCHF.WAV	TOOMUCHM.WAV	TREE1.WAV   	TREE2.WAV   	WASTREEF.WAV
WASTREEM.WAV	WHATPUTF.WAV	WHATPUTM.WAV	YESF.WAV    	YESM.WAV    

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Thank you for choosing Microsoft Golf version 2.0 for Windows. Have fun! Fore!
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