TS-24 FOR WINDOWS v3.2 (Demo)
(c) 1995, Crystal Lake Observatory
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Files on the installation disk
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	Simulator files:
(1)	TS24.EXE	(v3.2 Simulator)
(2)	TS24.OBS	(list of observatories)
(3)	TS24.TEL	(list of telescopes)
(4)	TS24.CFG	(simulator config parameters)
(5)	TS24.DT7	(database of object locations)
(6)	TS24.OBJ	(database of user defined objects)

	HyperText files:
(7)	DEMO.HLP	(Main HyperText Screen)
(8)	DEMO_1.HLP	(1st demonstration)
(9)	DEMO_2.HLP	(2nd demonstration)
(10)	TS24REF.HLP	(TS-24 Commands, Help)

	DLL Libraries:
(11)	EWDLL.DLL	(display 256 color images)
(12)	TS24DLL.DLL	(hyperlink to the simulator)

	256 color Bitmap Images:
(13)	DOME.BMP	(Auckland Observatory)
(14)	TEL.BMP		(0.5 meter Zeiss Telescope)
(15)	PHOTO.BMP	(Zeiss Photometer)

	Miscellaneous Files:
(16)	DEMO.ICO	(Demo icon)
(17)	README.TXT	(this document)

	Installation Files:
(18)	SETUP.EXE	
(19)	INSTALL.EXE
(20)	WINSTALP.DLL
(21)	CTL3DV2.DLL
(22)	WINSTALL.INF


What is TS-24?
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TS-24 is an astronomy education program that is used by students in
the classroom to learn how astronomers use a telescope and
instruments to study the universe.

This demo version includes two simulated evenings at an observatory
located in Auckland, New Zealand.  The first evening is used to 
study an eclipsing binary stellar system.  The second evening is used
to demonstrate how an astronomer can determine the temperature of a
star by counting photons.


INSTALLATION
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The TS-24 demo requires about 600K of disk space

1. Download TS24DV32.ZIP into a temporary work directory on your hard drive.
2. Use PKZIP to unzip the TS24DV32.ZIP file into the same directory.
3. From the Windows Program Manager, select File.
4. Select RUN.
5. Enter> {path}\setup.exe
     (where path is the directory path to the temporary work directory)
6. Delete all files in the temporary directory (you may want to keep the
   zip file until you are sure the installation was successful.

RESTRICTIONS
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1. The program AJAX is not included in the demo.  AJAX is used to
   build and configure observatories, telescopes and instruments.

2. The program GENESIS is not included in the demo.  GENESIS is used
   to add interesting objects to the background sky including
   variable stars, asteroids and binary stellar systems.

3. The program EPHEMERIS is not included in the demo.  EPHEMERIS is
   used to calculate the position and other physical data for objects
   added to the background sky using GENESIS.

4. The demo version permits no changes to any of the configuration
   files.  Doing so will direct the simulator to not load the file.
   An error message is displayed identifying the invalid file.  If 
   you receive this error it may be due to a corrupted or missing
   file.  The files checked are:

	TS24.OBS	list of observatories
	TS24.TEL	list of telescopes
	TS24.DT7	database of object positions
	TS24.OBJ	objects added to the sky

5. The demo version will not simulate any other dates than March 15,
   1995.  You can set the time to anytime that day.


Demo Distribution
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You may distribute the demo version freely to FTP sites, Bulletin
Boards, Shareware/Freeware/Public Domain archives, CD-ROMS, Magazine
Cover Disks and CD-ROMS, etc. Shareware disk vendors also may also
freely distribute the demo version.

Distribution of the demo version is subject to ALL the
following conditions:

	[1] ALL the files which I have supplied must be included,

	[2] NO ATTEMPT must be made to modify or alter ANYTHING in any of
	the files,

	[3] You must not charge ANYTHING for distributing this package (disk
	vendors may charge a reasonable fee, not exceeding $5 (US) for
	media and duplication).



DISCLAIMER
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I do NOT warantee ANYTHING concerning any of the programs or files
which make up "TS-24 v3.2 for Windows (Demo)". I accept NO
RESPONSIBILITY for ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE of ANY kind, including, but
not limited to, losses of a physical, mental, social, financial,
marital, or of whatever nature, resulting from the use, or the
purported use of "TS-24 v3.2 for Windows (Demo)", or any of the
files in the package, for any purpose whatsoever.

You use "TS-24 v3.2 for Windows (Demo)" ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK,
and you supply it to your customers, friends, family, acquaintances,
or others, ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.

If these terms are not acceptable to you, then please DELETE all
the files from your disks IMMEDIATELY AND PERMANENTLY.


Contact address:
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    By Mail:	Craig Young
		Crystal Lake Observatory
		P.O. Box 304
		Cambridge, New Zealand

    By Phone:	64-07-823-0945

    By Fax:	64-07-823-0945

    Internet:	craig@clo.midland.co.nz

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Craig Young, Director
Crystal Lake Observatory
Cambridge, New Zealand
March 1995
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