Shooting Gallery
                        Release 1.0  January 29, 1990

                                Nels Anderson
                               92 Bishop Drive
                            Framingham, MA  01701

DESCRIPTION:  Shooting Gallery is an arcade with multiple rounds
to challenge your reflexes and aiming skills.  To get started
either read the .doc file or just start up the game and view the
help screens to learn how to play.

REQUIREMENTS:  Shooting Gallery runs in 320x200, 256 color MCGA 
graphics, thus an MCGA or VGA video card and monitor is needed.
It also requires a mouse.

SHAREWARE:  Shooting Gallery is distributed as Shareware.  You are free
to try the game and make copies for others.  If you continue to use the
game, however, you are asked to make a donation to the author of $10 or
more to support continued development of this and other software.
Software distribution companies may include Shooting Gallery in their
catalog provided a copy of the catalog is supplied to the author.

FILES:  The files included in Shooting Gallery v1.0 are as follows:

  SHOOT.EXE       Shooting Gallery program
  VGA256.BGI      Video driver
  SHOOT.DOC       Documentation (instructions)
  SHOOT.TXT       This file
  ORDERFRM.TXT    A ready to print registration form
  SHAREWRE.TXT    Information on Shareware
  *.PCC           Background pictures
  *.PIC           Target pictures

All these files MUST be included when distributing this program.  If you
archive the program for distribution through BBS's, please use the name
SHOOTG10.ZIP (or .LZH, .PAK, etc. as appropriate).

SUPPORT:  Support for this software is provided through the )(evious BBS.
Call 508-875-3618 or 617-449-7322 (300/1200/2400/9600HST, 8N1) and leave
a C)omment for the sysop.  The latest version will always be available
there first.  Mail support is also available; please include an SASE with
your request.

AVAILABLE SOFTWARE:  Other software which I've either written or
contributed to:

EGATREK:   Space strategy battle game, using full EGA graphics.
           Based on the classic star trek type games.  Winner of
           Public Brand Software's 1988 software contest.

MAHJONGG:  Solitaire game played with Chinese tiles.  Supports
           EGA and Hercules graphics; mouse optional.  See reviews
           in December 1988 "PCWorld" and April 1989 "Compute!".

CIPHER:    A word puzzle game involving solving quotations that
           have been encrypted.  Runs in EGA graphics mode with
           or without a mouse, or in color text mode.  New in
           January 1990.

MOUSTOOL:  A collection of utilities for Turbo Pascal programmers
           wishing to incorporate mouse input in their programs.
           Sample programs included for both EGA and CGA graphics.

SOUNDPAS:  A collection of utilities for Turbo Pascal programmers
           to add music and sound effects to their programs.  Includes
           units for interrupt and real time sounds.
 
BASSTOUR:  (Written by Dick Olsen).  Game that simulates a fishing
           tournament, including rod and lure selection.  Runs in
           EGA/CGA/Hercules graphics modes.  Uses many of the
           utilities from MOUSTOOL.

BASSMAP:   Companion program for BassTour which allows lakes to be
           created or modified.