This pair of disks have a couple of possibilities. The basic
program looks at holiday photography, and can be loaded from the
icons on this disk - DISK 1. Loading can be directly from your
own workbench - a must in the case of 1.3 users, or from the cut
down workbench 2 on disk 1 - i.e. autobooting. Once Disk 2 has
been asked for, all the files required to run the program are on
that disk so, if you only have one drive, leave Disk 2 in it.

As music and sound have been added, the program is rather memory
hungary. Should you wish to stop the music OR sound, pressing the
'M' key from the menu page stops the music, pressing the 'S' key
stops sound. Pressing either key again restarts the associated
function.

If you have MORE than 1 meg, a 1200 or expanded 500 or 600, then
the program should load and run without problems. If you have 1
meg. or less, and experience loading problems, you are probably
out of memory. If that is the case, press 'N' at the prompt
during loading. This prevents the music and sound being loaded
and saves some 140 K. The program should then run. You can also
use this feature if you definitely don't want any kind of sound
on machines with larger memory.

If you want the sound, or as a last resort if you are really
short of memory, open the drawer marked 'SHORT-MEM' and load the
AUTOEXEC.AMOS program in that drawer rather than any other
version. This is slower in use as every page is loaded as it is
called, and not at the start of the program. Try it, you should
be able to allow the music and sound to load with this version.

As with most programs written in AMOS, pressing LEFT-A and A
together takes you to workbench. Doing the same again returns you
to the program. For reasons known only to AMOS, the screen
sometimes corrupts on return and forces a re-boot.

If you wish to install to a hard drive, you MUST have a WORK:
partition. Create in that partition a directory called 'HOLS' and
copy ALL of the files from DISK 2 into it and most files except
the AUTOEXEC.AMOS and AUTOEXEC.AMOS.INFO from DISK 1 into it. ALL
of the directories from DISK 1 should be left off except the
AMOS_SYSTEM which MUST be there. The 'SHORT-MEM' directory is not
required. For those used to a directory utility such as Directory
Opus or Dirworks, this is quite easy.

THE AMOS program required for the hard disk is in the 'HARD-DISK'
drawer and should be copied to the Hard Disk HOLS drawer from
it's storage drawer.

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Also included on Disk 1, in the HARDCOPY drawer, is a short
program that deals with producing photographic results from a TV
or monitor screen. This runs in exactly the same way as the main
program, but has no memory difficulties.

A version of this program was published, as an article, in the
MARCH 1995 issue of AUI Magazine.
   

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THE AUTHOR.

Very briefly, I am a Manager in industry with a technical
background and was taught photography to a high standard as part
of my technical training.

I learnt to use cameras up to 5X4 and process colour and mono
films and prints.

In later years I joined camera clubs, becoming a judge and
lecturer and entering club and national competitions with some
success.

Now I satisfy my photographic urge by supplying work to magazines
and Photo libraries.



DISCLAIMER

All material on this disk is correct to the best of the author`s
knowledge. Similarly, all programs used are in their freely
distributable state, or are in the public domain.

The author excepts no responsibility for the use of this program,
or for any inaccuracies, if present. Any suggested or implied
modifications to equipment are carried out completely at the
equipment owners own responsibility.

Chemicals are mentioned on some disks. The author cannot be held
responsible for the misuse of chemicals in any way. Always
remember that all chemicals are potentially dangerous and should
be used with care. Wear rubber gloves if your skin is at all
delicate. 

Chemical solutions should be mixed in the order given in a
smaller than stipulated volume of warm water. Each chemical must
fully dissolve before the next is added. Solution volumes should
be made up the correct total when all mixing is complete.

SHAREWARE.

This disk is SHAREWARE. It is not disabled in any way, but should
you decide to keep using it, and would like to see more disks, a
registration fee of £5 to the author will bring a complimentary
copy of a further disk from the series and a list of all others
available. Any preference for subject matter will be honoured
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This disk is NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN. You should support the shareware
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PAUL BROADBENT
12, Hilltop Ave.
Scunthorpe,
South Humberside.
DN15  8LD