ABOUT WINDOWS FOOTBALL:
This is a simplified and scaled-down version of WINDOWS FOOTBALL v2.0
which will be commercially released this fall.  We have provided this 
to you as a shareware version, at this time, with two hopes in mind:

1) You will become familiar with this version, and will send us your
comments about the program.  We certainly welcome the feedback of any
armchair quarterbacks out there, and Windows affecianados as well.

2) If you register this version with T-SOFT now, we will send you the
"commercial" version at no charge when it is released. . . a significant
savings over the $59.95 suggested retail price the product will carry when
released.

Special features found in the commercial version not available in this
version include:

> 4 offensive formations, and 40+ offensive plays.
> 13 defensive play calls.
> The computer version has a much smarter "coach" opponent.
> Actual professional football team and individual stats, updated yearly.
> Injuries to individual players, and spot substitutions.
> Two difficulty levels, includeing weather factors and home field advantage.
> Print outs of game and team stats.
> A computer vs. computer mode which allows you to play complete
  games in under 3 minutes while in the background mode.
> Play by Play print-outs, detail down, distance, offensive and defensive
  plays called, as well as a descriptive result of the play.
Plus much much more!  

Release date is anticipated for August '92.

Miscellaneous:
WINDOWS FOOTBALL is written in the C language, and comprises over 17,000
lines of code.  The program was written and designed by Tommy Sager, an 
engineer in Odessa, Texas, and Keith Magee, a software sales manager in 
Dallas.  Both Tommy and Keith played college football, and are die-hard fans
of the sport.  Keith (the more handsome and intelligent of the two) played
Quarterback at USM, and Tommy was forced to struggle in the defensive line
as a Noseguard at East New Mexico.  (This was written by Keith, by the way,
as Tommy left his crayons at home!)

DIRECTION:
The easiest way to put FOOTBALL.EXE in to your Program Manager
is by opening Windows' File Manager and Program Manager at the
same time, with one on one side of the screen and one on the other.
Then highlight FOOTBALL.EXE by pressing the left mouse button.
While still holding the left mouse button down, "drag" FOOTBALL.EXE
onto the spot in Program Manager where you want it stored. Then
release the left mouse button and the icon for Football for Windows
will be displayed. The game can now be played by double-clicking
on the new icon.

FOOTBALL should be stored in its own subdirectory. However, it can
be stored anywhere. It does not have to be stored in you path. The
initialization file MUST be stored in the Football for Windows
startup directory or in your path. The program should work without
the initialization file, but games and matches cannot be stored or
retrieved.

If you have any questions or comments or would like to pre-purchase
WINDOWS FOOTBALL v2.0, write or send payment to:

                              TSOFT
                         #9 Brittany Ln.
                       Odessa, Texas 79761

Please see the Shareware section of the Windows Help file for
additional information.