JT's Word Skramble  1995

JT's Word Skramble is a game in which you must create words (of at least
3 letters) using only the 16 letters appearing on the screen. Please see
Help within the game itself for more information.


INSTALLATION:

The file SKSET should be placed in a seperate directory (C:\SKRAMBLE, for
example). Run the file (type SKSET at the DOS prompt) to decompress all of
the necessary files. When this process is complete, you must enter Windows.
The must run the game under Windows (3.1 or higher).

You must first select a Program Group to put the icon in or you must
create a new Program Group.

  To create a new Program Group, use the following procedure:

    1) Click 'File' on the menu bar of Program Manager. Select 'New' from
       the drop-down menu.
    2) Click the circle next to the words 'Program Group'. Click 'OK'.
    3) Type "Skramble" in the box next to the word 'Description'.
    4) Click 'OK'. You will now see a new Program Group titled "Skramble".

Select the appropriate Program Group by clicking the top bar of that group.
(If you just created one titled "Skramble", click on that one.)

You must then create the icon for the game.

  To crate a new icon, use the following procedure:

    1) Click 'File' on the menu bar of Program Manager. Select 'New' from
       the drop-down menu.
    2) Click the circle next to the words 'Program Item'. Click 'OK'.
    3) You must enter the appropriate drive, directory, and filename in
       the box next to the words 'Command Line'. If you do not remember
       the exact drive or directory, you can click the 'Browse' button
       to search for the appropriate file. You must select the file
       titled "SKRAMBLE.EXE"!
    4) When the appropriate command line is in the box (i.e.
       "C:\SKRAMBLE\SKRAMBLE.EXE"), click 'OK'. You will now see an icon
       titled "JT's Word Skramble"

Double click the icon titled "JT's Word Skramble" to play the game.


DISTRUBUTION STATEMENT:

This program is NOT shareware. You may play play for free.
It may be freely distributed. However, do not use any part of it in
your own programs.