Terrain Flight Screen Saver is a 3D Real Time full featured 
Screen Saver for Windows 3.1. 
Package content:
	README.TXT	this file.
	REGISTER.WRI	how to register your copy.
	TRFSETUP.EXE	setup program to install screen saver.	

The package is shareware and can be used by end user for 
evaluation purposes only. If you like Terrain Flight Screen 
Saver you must to register it. See REGISTER.WRI for details.
You can also obtain and print out registration form via
   ProgramManager Window Main Control Panel 
   Desktop Screen Saver Setup Registration.
However you can freely redistribute UNREGISTERED shareware form 
of TRFSETUP.EXE file as long as it is accompanied by unmodified 
version of REGISTER.WRI and this README.TXT files.

INSTALLATION.

If you obtained TRF102.ZIP please unpack it using PKUNZIP
as instructed by you network provider or media packager.
Suppose you unpacked downloaded file on C:\CSERVE\DOWNLOAD 
directory (may be different in your specific configuration)
In Program Manager choose "File" "Run..." from menu
and using "Browse..." locate file
     C:\CSERVE\DOWNLOAD\TRFSETUP.EXE
Run it and it will do the rest.

Min. requirements:   386+, VGA, Windows 3.1, 
Recommended:         486,  SVGA 256 colors or better

Uploaded by author. D. Kuznetsov (a.k.a. "Leo K.")
INTERNET:LeoK@Dnai,Com  COMPUSERVE: 76342,1200 

ONLINE REGISTRATION: 

For CompuServe users only GO SWREG and register shareware #4781. 
Please let me know if it won't work by mailing to 76342,1200.

TROUBLESHOOTING:

Some display drivers have known bugs in 65,535 and/or 4M color mode.
If you experience any problem running screen saver in this mode
try to check/uncheck one of DIB or DDB tick-boxes in Terrain Flight Screen Saver
SETUP Advanced Display Driver. This boxes also might be used for
precise tune-up of screen saver performance. Some display drivers
operates faster with Device Independent Bitmaps (DIB) others with
Device Depended Bitmaps (DDB). However this switches do not 
affect Full Screen mode.

I will appreciate your feedback about any problems.