FALLEN HAVEN v1.0 README
Interactive Magic 2/5/96

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This file contains the latest information available about Fallen Haven.  
The information in this readme file supplements the standard game 
documentation, and updates it only when necessary. 


INSTALLATION & SETUP

To start the Fallen Haven installation, click on the 'Install Fallen
Haven' button from the autoplay start up menu.  A series of options 
for install sizes and installation locations will be presented to you.  
After your selections have been made, Fallen Haven setup will transfer
the files you selected and build a shortcut on your 'Start' menu.

Note:  Install sizes may vary slightly depending on the formatted 
capacity and cluster size of your hard drive.   In general you should
expect a slightly larger install for hard drives in the range of 1 Gb 
(gigabyte) or greater, and a slightly smaller install for hard drives 
below 1 Gb.


OPTIMUM SYSTEM SETTINGS

Fallen Haven requires:

* Windows 95 
* 486DX2/66 Mhz CPU or faster (Pentium recommended) 
* 8 Mb RAM
* SVGA video card 
* Win95 compatible Sound Card (Sound Blaster mode)
* 2X or faster CD-ROM drive 

To get the best performance out of Fallen Haven you should set your
display to 800 x 600 or lower resolution, and your video mode to
256 colors.  Fallen Haven also requires the CD be in your computer's
CD-ROM drive to play the game.


AUTOPLAY

Fallen Haven is designed for Windows 95, and features an AutoPlay 
enabled CD-ROM.  AutoPlay simplifies installation of multimedia and 
gaming titles under Windows 95, by providing instant access to the 
most common options for a particular product.  

Fallen Haven's Autoplay menu allows you to install the game, play the
game (once installed), or view a number of playable and preview demos.

To exit out of the AutoPlay program at any time, click the 'Quit' 
button.  To disable the AutoPlay feature hold down the 'Shift' key on 
your keyboard while the CD-ROM is being inserted into your CD-ROM 
drive.


VIDEO

Fallen Haven requires that the normal multimedia components of Windows
95 be installed on your computer to correctly playback the animation
sequences.  If you do not have the Windows 95 video components 
installed you should add them to your system.  To do this, you must
go to your computer's 'Control Panel' under Windows 95.  This is
located off of the 'Start Menu'.  Inside of the 'Control Panel' you
will see an icon for 'Add/Remove Software'.  After double-clicking on
the icon, a tab in the dialogue presented will be labeled 'Windows
Setup'.  Under this tab you will see the options selected when Windows
95 was installed on your computer.  In the list a selection for 
'Multimedia' components exists.  By clicking on the multimedia checkbox
the individual components for video, sound, and media elements are 
presented.  To install the video playback software necessary for Fallen
Haven you should make sure that the box for 'Video Compression' is 
checked. 

You may have to reboot your computer if Windows 95 has to install any
new or additional video software.


SOUND

Fallen Haven is compatible with Windows 95 sound cards.  If you 
experience difficulty with sound playback in Fallen Haven please make
sure you have the latest sound drivers from your sound card 
manufacturer.


SYSTEM DRIVERS

There are several system files that need to be installed in order to
play Fallen Haven correctly.  If your system does not have these files
already available, they will be installed and registered during the
'Fallen Haven Setup' process.  Depending on which files are required 
you may be asked to reboot your computer at the end of the 
installation.  This is a normal operational requirement of Windows 95 
and ensures your system's full functionality with Fallen Haven.


MANUAL ADDENDUM

Units in Fallen Haven gain experience as they fight battles. When a 
unit is selected, one or more green circles or 'pips' appear below 
the unit's name and status information.  Multiple pips indicate that 
the unit is a veteran, and its firing accuracy improves accordingly.  
Veteran units are therefore more valuable than new ones.

On page 14 of the manual, a screenshot shows a 'Two-player Game' 
option.  This option does not exist in the game.  On the actual menu 
the 'QuickStart' option appears in this position.  QuickStart begins 
an Easy campaign, from the Human side, with a battle already in 
progress.


ONLINE MANUAL

In addition to the Fallen Haven manual hardcopy, there is an online 
manual with additional gameplay tables, available on the Fallen Haven 
CD-ROM.  To 'access this manual, you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 
for Windows installed.  The reader is also available on the CD-ROM.  

To install the reader, you can check the installation option to have it
run at the end of Fallen Haven setup.  If you choose not to install the
reader during the installation of Fallen Haven, you can also run
'D:\manual\windows\setup.exe' assuming that 'D' is the letter of your 
CD-ROM drive.  After the reader is installed you can return to the CD 
and open the Fallen Haven online manual.  The manual is file 
'D:\manual\fallen.pdf' provided that 'D' is the letter for your CD-ROM 
drive.

Further information regarding the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader, can be
found in the reader's help file, which available after the reader
has been installed.


CUSTOMER SERVICE

If you have questions or need additional assistance with this or any
other Interactive Magic product, feel free to call our Customer Service
Department at (919) 461-0948, between 9AM - 9PM EST.

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