READ.ME FOR COMMAND ADVENTURES: STARSHIP

Memory Considerations

	STARSHIP requires 575K of available "low DOS" memory to run
	successfully.  Most machines do not have this amount of memory
	available on ordinary start-up.

	If you encounter memory problems when running STARSHIP (such as the 
	game refuses to run or becomes erratic during play), use the
	MAKEDISK.BAT utility provided with STARSHIP to create a boot disk.
	Please see the STARSHIP Technical Reference Guide for more information.

If You Use A Boot Disk, Make Sure Your Mouse Driver is Loaded

	If you make a boot disk for use with STARSHIP, please ensure that
	your mouse driver is loaded before running the game.  (The AUTOEXEC.BAT
	on the MAKEDISK boot disk assumes that your mouse driver is located in
	your DOS subdirectory.)  Please see the	instructions that came with
	your mouse for more details.



Customizing Your Boot Disk for Use With DoubleSpace(tm)

	If you are using a boot disk and you are using DoubleSpace, you will
	need to modify the CONFIG.SYS file on your boot disk.  Please see
	your DOS 6.X manual for more information.

Customizing Your Boot Disk for Use With Stacker(tm)

	If you are using a boot disk and you have installed STARSHIP on a
	Stacked drive, you will need to modify the CONFIG.SYS file on your
	boot disk.  Please see your Stacker manual for more information.

SmartDrive Users

	Do not run SmartDrive with STARSHIP on a system with 2 Megabytes of
	RAM, as there will not be enough XMS memory to run the game.

EMM386 Users

	The STARSHIP v1.0 digital sound drivers are not compatible with EMM386.
	EMM386.EXE users should make a boot disk with "makedisk normal," or
	should remove EMM386.EXE from their CONFIG.SYS file.  (Please see the
	STARSHIP Technical Reference Guide for more details.)

QEMM Users

	QEMM users should make a boot disk with "makedisk QEMM," or should
	modify their configuration to specify the NOEMS switch when loading
	QEMM. (Ex. DEVICE=QEMM386.SYS NOEMS)

386MAX Users

	386MAX.SYS users should make a boot disk with "makedisk 386max," or
	should modify their configuration to specify the NOEMS and EMS=0
	switches when loading 386MAX.SYS.
	(Ex. DEVICE=C:\\386MAX\\386MAX.SYS NOEMS EMS=0)

Do Not Press CTRL-C While Playing STARSHIP

	While playing STARSHIP do not attempt to press the CTRL-C keys
	on your keyboard.  Pressing these keys may cause the program to behave
	erratically.


We hope you enjoy playing STARSHIP!

