
                           Air Duel Read Me File
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Additional Keys
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Select Nearest Enemy Air Target    - 'Y'
Select Nearest Enemy Ground Target - 'U'
These are in addition to the 'T' key which toggles through targets 
in F3, F4, F5, F9 and F10 views.

Backspace key no longer selects target.
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Use of the Backspace key to select targets has been replaced by the
additional keys above.

Rank Structure
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Within the Mission Roster, there is a rank structure for campaign play.
The ranks, in order of seniority, are:
        Colonel
        Lieutenant Colonel
        Major
        Captain
        1st Lieutenant
        2nd Lieutenant

On entering your name in the roster, you will be given the rank of 
2nd Lieutenant.
In order to get promoted you will need to achieve medals in a number of
scenarios. The higher you are promoted, the greater the number of 'high
end' medals, such as the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Medal of
Honour, are needed for further promotion.

Roland SCC1/General MIDI
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There is an SCC1 driver for music included within the setup for users
with this card.

Control Sensitivity
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Joystick control sensitivity can be set in the Configuration Menu to
one of three levels: NORMAL, MEDIUM or FINE. This option can also be
changed from within the 3d world by using Alt-S.

Auto Guns
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This has now been relabelled Auto Intercept Mode, as this describes its
function more clearly.

On Screen Messages
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When one of the following is selected, a brief message will appear at
the top of your screen confirming what you have selected: 

        Accelerated Time
        Intercept mode
        Map Detail level
        Horizon on/ off
        Auto Intercept Mode
        Chaff and Flares available (see below)

Sound settings (Alt V)
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In game, you can configure the sound to one of three options 
using 'ALT V':

        No sound
        Engine noise off
        All sound

Configuration Menu
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The following options referred to in the manual have been removed from
the Configuration Menu:

        Opponent Kill
        Player Kill
        Missile Effectiveness

Configuration Screens
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On entering the game for the first time, you will be presented with the 
Configuration Menu in order to set up your machine to run Dogfight in
the way you wish. After this, the configuration option is available to
you as a selectable icon on each of the three main game options, namely,
Duel Mode, Missions and What If? If selected, the Configuration Menu will
appear and then return you to the correct place in the game after
selecting OK.

Chaff and Flares Messages
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When a flare or chaff is ejected from your aircraft, a brief message
appears at the top of the screen informing you of the number of Chaff/
Flares left.

Rearm and Refuel
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When you land at any runway, you will be rearmed and refuelled.
You will also get chaff and flares replaced. Damage will not be repaired.

Network Broadcast Message Box
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If you are running Dogfight whilst your machine is connected to a network,
you will still be able to receive network broadcast messages. These can
appear on screen at any time during the game.

Weapons Loads for Aircraft
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All weapons loads for aircraft have a nominal cannon load of 200 bullets. 

Random start positions in Duel Mode and What If?
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There is now an option which, when selected on the Start Positions screen, 
randomises the starting positions of the enemy aircraft. The facility to 
set the starting altitude has been removed.

SAM defence of ships
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In addition to SAM launchers on the ground, there are now SAM launchers 
providing point defence of certain ships in the Falklands.

Carrier Landings
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To land on carriers, either with the Sea Harrier or the F4 Phantom, line 
up your aircraft with the rear of the carrier. Cut power to about 60% and 
use your airbrakes and flaps to control your speed to around 180 mph. Lose 
altitude and aim to approach the carrier on a 15 degree glide slope.
Lower your landing gear, watching your speed as you do so. Put your wheel 
brakes on. Aim to hit the rear of the deck and, as you do so, kill the power
with [Shift -]. Your aircraft should stop and be rearmed and refuelled. 

Catapult launch for F4 Phantom
------------------------------
In order to take off from the USS Constellation in your F4, you will need 
to press key 'L' to LAUNCH your aircraft. First, put WHEELBRAKES ON, and
ensure your aircraft is stationary, then press 'L'. Your aircraft will be 
accelerated rapidly to flying speed. Pull back on the joystick when your 
speed reaches 130 mph and take-off as per any other aircraft. The action 
of pressing 'L' automatically takes off the wheelbrakes and sets thrust 
to maximum.

Vertical take-off for FRS1 Sea Harrier
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Set nozzles to [3] and apply maximum power [Shift +]. Your aircraft will 
rise vertically. At 500 feet, change nozzle direction to [2] and increase 
forward velocity until you reach 130 mph when you can set nozzle to [1] for
normal flight.

Modem Play : Initialisation String
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When accessing your modem through the Modem Setup Screen you are provided
with the option to adjust your modem initialisation string. In most cases
the default string provided will be suitable, but if necessary click on
the 'Init String' button and type in the string appropriate to your modem.

Modem Play : Tone Dialling
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If your telephone supports tone dialling this can be activated by
preceding the telephone number with the letter T. In the absence of such
a letter the system will default to pulse dialling.

Modem and Direct Connect : Pause, Ejection  and Time Advance
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It is not possible to use pause, eject or time advance when connected to 
another machine under Direct Connect or Modem Play.

Modem and Direct Connect : 2400 Baud supported
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The specification for the modem link has changed since writting
the technical supplement and currently only supports  2400 baud. 

Modem and Direct Connect : Line Interference
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On occasion there will be sufficient noise on the link to make a sound 
connection impossible. In these circumstances the program will simply 
return the user to the modem set up screen to enable a second attempt 
to connect.

Chat Mode
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Following connection via Direct Connect or Modem Connect we  have now
provided the ability for the two players to communicate prior to
commencing battle. The Chat mode screen consists of the following:

Remote Panel: Displays text information from the other player
Local Panel:  Text typed here will immediately appear on the Remote
              panel of the other player.
Hang-Up:      Terminates the communications session, hangs up the modem
              if appropriate and returns the player to the main option
              screen.
Start Game:   Takes the player to the Aircraft select screen for the
              forthcoming dogfight.

You will find that occasionally control characters from the 3D code will 
be echoed to the remote panel. This is normal and should be ignored 

Messages
--------
In addition to the Chat Mode Screen before battle, players using Direct
Connect or Modem Play can send text messages to each other while flying.
To do this type Alt-M. This will bring up a message box, type in your
text, followed by return, and your message will be displayed on the
screen of the other player. Displayed messages will automatically clear
after a suitable time interval.

While typing a message the keyboard is disabled for the purposes of
flying the aircraft but control can be maintained using the joystick.

Message mode is not available on the F9 map screen.