
                              Tic32  V 1.2

                            (it's a riddle)

                          Windows Screen Saver



Tic32 is a Windows Screen Saver designed for Windows 95 and
Windows NT. It seems not to be obvious what the moving blocks
are for. So, take it as a riddle to find out. If you guess what
it is, it may be useful.

If you want to run Tic under Windows 3.1+ or WFW 3.x please look
for the separate 16 bit version (tic.zip).

The complete Tic32 archive should contain the following files:
          FILE_ID.DIZ          short description
          LICENSE.TXT          licensing terms
          README.TXT           this file
          REGISTER.TXT         registration form
          TIC32.SCR            the screen saver module


1. License Agreement
--------------------

This software is distributed as SHAREWARE.
You should carefully read the file LICENSE.TXT before using it.
If you do not agree with this, do not use the software.


2. Installation
---------------

Step 1:
        Copy the file TIC32.SCR to your windows system directory
        e.g. "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM"  (Windows 95)
        or   "c:\winnt\system32" (Windows NT)

Step 2:
        Start "Control panel" 

Step 3:
        Start "Display" (Windows 95) 
        or Start "Desktop" (Windows NT)

Step 4:
        Change the Screen Saver to "Tic32"

Step 5:
        Play with "Settings.." and "Previev" (Windows 95)
        Play with "Setup.." and "Test" (Windows NT)

Step 6:
        Have fun !


3. Short Introduction
---------------------

Tic32 is a Screen Saver for Windows (win32 executable).

There are a lot of possible settings to adjust the display. Most 
of them deal with the form, speed, color, size and distance of the
moving blocks. 

"Fine tuning" does not just change the display, but may correct
systematic deviations of the system component related to the riddle.
If you are using Tic/Tic32 in different environments on the same
computer (e.g. Windows 95 and Windows NT), you should enable
"fine tuning" only once. To use the feature with Windows NT you 
need the permission to change the system component.

  In this Shareware release, there is no help document.
  So: Try and find out !

If you register (see REGISTER.TXT), you will get a short manual
which also solves the riddle. 


4. Questions or problems
------------------------

If you have any questions regarding Tic32 or any of the above
informations, please feel free to contact me at either of the
below addresses:

Snail mail:

  Michael Tartsch
  Alte Kleinenberger Str. 9
  D-34414 Warburg 
  Germany

Internet:

  Tartsch@btx.dtag.de


