MORTALITY Rips out another nice release. You may remmember this from 1995 as PWA
released the " BETA4 " of it. This has been a long project that is now over 2
years in and finally the "final" is out. Enjoy This Sweet Release.


   Product Description: ScreenDance is a CD player and music animator
                        that comes packed with a library of sound-
                        activated animations, making multimedia PCs 
                        come alive with dazzling light and color. 
                        Play a CD or sing in the microphone - watch 
                        as your PC dances to the music! ScreenDance 
                        runs in 32-bit extended-DOS in order to get 
                        high frame-rates and real-time digital signal
                        processing power. Incl. mixer, disc/track 
                        title database, and configurable playlist.
   Required Configuration
      Processor Family: Intel 80x86 (minimum 80386)
        Clock Speed: 33 MHz
      Minimum OS:       MS-DOS 5.0
      Standard RAM:     500K
      Extended Memory:  2000K
      Hard Drive Space: 3200K
      Required:
         Hard drive
         Video Graphics Array (VGA)
         VESA Super VGA (SVGA, VESA)
         Sound card (specific types may be shown below)
      Won't Work With:
         Floppy only
         Monochrome Display Adapter (MDA)
         Hercules Graphics Card
         Tandy Display Adapter
         Color Graphic Adapter (CGA)
         Enhanced Graphic Adapter (EGA)
         Multi-Color Graphics Array (MCGA)
         Multi-Color Graphics Array 256 (MCGA 256)
         AdLib sound card
         Covox sound card
1. From the DOS prompt, type the drive-letter and pathname to the
ScreenDance self-extracting executable that you downloaded, then press
ENTER.

For example, type C:\MTY\SCRNDANC and press ENTER.

TIP: In Microsoft Windows 95 click the Start button and select Run...
from the menu, then type the above command. In Windows 3.1 select File,
then Run off the Program Manager menu, then type the above command.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install Screendance and configure
your sound card. If you don't know what kind of sound card you have,
select Sound Blaster and accept all the default settings.

Once you have installed ScreenDance, you may go back and re-run the
install to change your sound card settings at any time without doing a
complete re-install.

3. You can either view the program documentation within ScreenDance, or
by viewing the file DANCE.TXT with any text file viewer.

NOTE: If the installation aborts without any explanation, you may not
have enough DOS memory available to run the install program. Try to make
at least 450K available.

