IMPORTANT!! IMPORTANT!! ESSENTIAL!! READ THIS!! DO NOT SKIP!!

TO INSTALL:

1) If you have just download the shareware version of ANTIQUE
TRANSPORTATION: 19TH CENTURY LOCOMOTIVES Vol.1, unzip the archive
to a directory of choice. Then start Windows, if you have not
done so already, and open File Manager. Choose Run ... and type
in the correct path statement for install.exe. Click on OK and
the short installation process will begin. You may also open
the directory and file display for the directory of choice and
double click on install.exe to start the installation.

2) If you have the registered version on 3 1/2" floppies, put 
disk 1 into the small floppy drive which is either drive A
or B depending upon your configuration. Open File Manager and
select Run. Type A:\install or B:\install and click OK. The
installation dialogs are self explanatory and involve only a
few very simple decisions. You may also open the directory and
file display for your floppy drive and double click upon
install.exe to begin the installation procedure.  

3) THIS SCREEN SAVER INSTALLS ITSELF INTO THE DESKTOP ITEM OF THE
WINDOWS CONTROL PANEL. It does not make a program group upon
installation. MAKE CERTAIN YOUR MONITOR IS SET TO 256 COLOR PALETTE!
Open the Control Panel and double click upon Desktop. Activate the 
screen saver and set its timing through the Screen Saver dialog within 
the Desktop item. You may preview it with Test and set an optional 
password protection with Setup.


3) YOU MUST READ README.TXT which is displayed within the Windows
Notepad upon the completion of a successful installation. DO
NOT SKIP! READ THIS TEXT FILE!! And print it out for further reference: 
it contains a wealth of information. Readme.txt contains essential
information about configuring the screen saver through Desktop in
the Windows Control Panel; registration form; license
agreement; file list with historical data about each engine;
notice about screen savers in this series which will be released
during 1995 and 1996. All of this information also exists as
separate text files on disk3 but these individual files
do not install onto your hard drive.