                           Flight technology demonstration for OS/2
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Flight/2 is a technology demonstration of Theta Band Software's
Digital Sound & Music Interface for OS/2 and Polyex's Software
Wordup Graphics Toolkit for OS/2.

These developer toolkits help OS/2 programmers greatly enhance their
applications with multimedia, including music, graphics and sound, well
beyond the level available in the base OS/2 operating system and its.
multimedia extensions, MMPM/2. Flight uses the unique features of these
toolkits for an unsurpassed OS/2 multimedia experience.

                          Licensing the multimedia toolkits
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For more information on the Digital Sound & Music Interface for OS/2, you
can read the included DSMI.TXT file, visit Theta Band Software at 
http://www.thetaband.com/dsmi , or e-mail dsmi@thetaband.com .

For more information on the Wordup Graphics Toolkit for OS/2,
visit PolyEx Software at http://www.polyex.com , or e-mail adam@polyex.com.


                                   Legal notice
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WARNING: PolyEx Software and Theta Band Software assume no responsibility
for any damaged to your system, software, or hardware in any way including
loss of productivity. USE THIS SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

                               Running the demonstration
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Requirements :
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This demo requires the high-resolution timer and DIVE to be installed on your
OS/2 system. These components come standard on OS/2 Warp version 4.0 multimedia.

Remember to keep all .dlls in your libpath or current directory!

Executables :

FSFLIGHT.EXE - OS/2 fullscreen version of Flight/2
To switch to the desktop press p to pause the demo, then CTRL-ESC
to go to the desktop. Press r to resume the demo.
Press q to quit the demo at any time.

DFLIGHT.EXE - DIVE Version of Flight/2, port of FSFLIGHT.EXE.
WE KNOW THE SCROLLING GROUND IS NOT IN THERE (it's more head crushing!). 
That was originally in mode-x and could not be ported.

