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READ.ME | 8064 | 2860 | deflated |
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STARTREK.BAS | 23424 | 8216 | deflated |
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Contents of the READ.ME file
STARTREK The Computer Program
STARTREK The Computer Program
(C) Copyright 1984-1989 - All Rights Reserved
By Joe Kasser
POB 3419,
Silver Spring,
Md., 20901, U.S.A.
(301) 593 6136
_______
____|__ | (tm)
--| | |-------------------
| ____|__ | Association of
| | |_| Shareware
|__| o | Professionals
-----| | |---------------------
|___|___| MEMBER
An ideal task for the beginner to learn a language on is a
simulation game which is written around the computer that the
beginner has available. For in that case, there is complete
control of all inputs and outputs, This kind of game in which
the player makes decisions based on the information available to
him or her available at the time), can be made sufficiently
sophisticated and complex so as to make writing it an adequate
challenge for anybody.
The techniques used in writing a good game are the same that
programmers use in professional activities. Writing a good game
poses a challenge that allows you to develop good habits and
techniques for programming and also allows you to learn a
language in an interesting manner. By taking an orderly approach
to the game design, complex operations may be clearly understood
and converted to computer code with the aid of a language
reference manual, irrespective of the language being used.
This product teaches the techniques for writing such a game using
the STARTREK game as an example, and the BASIC language as the
programming language in which to write the code.
Upon receipt of your registration, you will receive a subsequent
update, hard copy drawings of the non text figures, telephone and
mail support.
This product may not be sold or distributed with another product
without the express written permission of the author.
Joe Kasser will only support unmodified copies of this software.
Your comments and suggestions for changes are however welcome.
STARTREK The Computer Program REGISTRATION FORM.
To: Joe Kasser
P O BOX 3419
SILVER SPRING
MD 20901.
TODAY'S DATE _____________
NAME ______________________________________________
ADDRESS ___________________________________________
___________________________________________
CITY ___________________________________________
STATE _________ POSTCODE ____________ TELEPHONE ____________
DISK SIZE 5.25 _____ 3.5 ____ Other ? _____________
Registration fees.
Single Copy $15.00
10 - 50 Copies $12.00 per registered copy.
50 - 100 Copies $10.00 per registered copy.
100 + Copies $8.00 per registered copy.
I enclose a check for _________.
Please register me/us as a user of STARTREK The Computer Program.
I/we am/are currently using Version ______ which I/we obtained
from
________________________________________________________________.
Please send me/us the non text drawings and the latest version of
STARTREK The Computer Program or if a more recent one does not
exist at this time, acknowledge my/our registration and add
my/our name to the list to receive a free update when it does
become available.
Signature
Comments, likes, dislikes, wish list, etc.
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with an ASP member or organization (other than technical
support), the ASP may be able to help. Please write to
The ASP Ombudsman, P.O. Box 5786, Bellevue, WA 98006, USA.
You are encouraged to copy the floppy disk and share it freely
with others. You have the luxury of trying out the product at
your own pace and in the comfort of your own home or workplace.
After you have used the material for a reasonable evaluation
period (90 days), you should either discontinue use of the
material or register your copy. Your support is important and
greatly appreciated. With it, Shareware authors are encouraged
to design and distribute new products. Without it, a great deal
of high quality, low cost software will cease to be available.
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* Your input and ideas help shape future products.
* A sense of pride and ownership in having honestly
participated in the Shareware revolution.
* You help to keep software prices down by supporting a
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Be aware of the following restrictions, designed to protect the
community of Shareware users and to prevent greedy people from
taking unfair advantage of the trust, hard work and good will of
Shareware authors.
1. No price or consideration may be charged for the material.
However, a distribution cost may be charged for the cost of
the diskettes, shipping and handling, not to exceed $6.
2. The files and programs on the disks may not be modified or
deleted.
3. The material cannot be sold as part of some other more
inclusive package.
4. The material cannot be "rented" or "leased" to others.
5. The end user must be told clearly in writing on the outside
of the package and in all advertising that the diskette(s)
are "Shareware."
6. The package must contain a written explanation that the
The SHAREWARE Concept
disk is for evaluation purposes, and that an additional
"registration fee" is expected by the author, if the
material is used beyond an initial evaluation period.
7. In the case of distribution via any telecommunications link,
the following must be done:
An error checking protocol must be used.
The indivudual files must be combined into, and transferred
in a library or archive format.
8. Shareware distribution is permitted only in the United
States, Canada, England, and Australia.
STARTREK The Computer Program
(C) Copyright 1984-1989 - All Rights Reserved
By Joe Kasser
POB 3419,
Silver Spring,
Md., 20901, U.S.A.
(301) 593 6136
_______
____|__ | (tm)
--| | |-------------------
| ____|__ | Association of
| | |_| Shareware
|__| o | Professionals
-----| | |---------------------
|___|___| MEMBER
An ideal task for the beginner to learn a language on is a
simulation game which is written around the computer that the
beginner has available. For in that case, there is complete
control of all inputs and outputs, This kind of game in which
the player makes decisions based on the information available to
him or her available at the time), can be made sufficiently
sophisticated and complex so as to make writing it an adequate
challenge for anybody.
The techniques used in writing a good game are the same that
programmers use in professional activities. Writing a good game
poses a challenge that allows you to develop good habits and
techniques for programming and also allows you to learn a
language in an interesting manner. By taking an orderly approach
to the game design, complex operations may be clearly understood
and converted to computer code with the aid of a language
reference manual, irrespective of the language being used.
This product teaches the techniques for writing such a game using
the STARTREK game as an example, and the BASIC language as the
programming language in which to write the code.
Upon receipt of your registration, you will receive a subsequent
update, hard copy drawings of the non text figures, telephone and
mail support.
This product may not be sold or distributed with another product
without the express written permission of the author.
Joe Kasser will only support unmodified copies of this software.
Your comments and suggestions for changes are however welcome.
STARTREK The Computer Program REGISTRATION FORM.
To: Joe Kasser
P O BOX 3419
SILVER SPRING
MD 20901.
TODAY'S DATE _____________
NAME ______________________________________________
ADDRESS ___________________________________________
___________________________________________
CITY ___________________________________________
STATE _________ POSTCODE ____________ TELEPHONE ____________
DISK SIZE 5.25 _____ 3.5 ____ Other ? _____________
Registration fees.
Single Copy $15.00
10 - 50 Copies $12.00 per registered copy.
50 - 100 Copies $10.00 per registered copy.
100 + Copies $8.00 per registered copy.
I enclose a check for _________.
Please register me/us as a user of STARTREK The Computer Program.
I/we am/are currently using Version ______ which I/we obtained
from
________________________________________________________________.
Please send me/us the non text drawings and the latest version of
STARTREK The Computer Program or if a more recent one does not
exist at this time, acknowledge my/our registration and add
my/our name to the list to receive a free update when it does
become available.
Signature
Comments, likes, dislikes, wish list, etc.
The SHAREWARE Concept
HERE'S HOW SHAREWARE WORKS:
The Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP) has established
standards for its members and for any organization which has "ASP
Approved" status. The ASP wants to make sure that the shareware
principle works for you. If you are unable to resolve a problem
with an ASP member or organization (other than technical
support), the ASP may be able to help. Please write to
The ASP Ombudsman, P.O. Box 5786, Bellevue, WA 98006, USA.
You are encouraged to copy the floppy disk and share it freely
with others. You have the luxury of trying out the product at
your own pace and in the comfort of your own home or workplace.
After you have used the material for a reasonable evaluation
period (90 days), you should either discontinue use of the
material or register your copy. Your support is important and
greatly appreciated. With it, Shareware authors are encouraged
to design and distribute new products. Without it, a great deal
of high quality, low cost software will cease to be available.
Why pay at all?
* You receive support from the author.
* You receive a CURRENT copy of the program.
* Your input and ideas help shape future products.
* A sense of pride and ownership in having honestly
participated in the Shareware revolution.
* You help to keep software prices down by supporting a
distribution method which doesn't depend on expensive
advertising campaigns.
Be aware of the following restrictions, designed to protect the
community of Shareware users and to prevent greedy people from
taking unfair advantage of the trust, hard work and good will of
Shareware authors.
1. No price or consideration may be charged for the material.
However, a distribution cost may be charged for the cost of
the diskettes, shipping and handling, not to exceed $6.
2. The files and programs on the disks may not be modified or
deleted.
3. The material cannot be sold as part of some other more
inclusive package.
4. The material cannot be "rented" or "leased" to others.
5. The end user must be told clearly in writing on the outside
of the package and in all advertising that the diskette(s)
are "Shareware."
6. The package must contain a written explanation that the
The SHAREWARE Concept
disk is for evaluation purposes, and that an additional
"registration fee" is expected by the author, if the
material is used beyond an initial evaluation period.
7. In the case of distribution via any telecommunications link,
the following must be done:
An error checking protocol must be used.
The indivudual files must be combined into, and transferred
in a library or archive format.
8. Shareware distribution is permitted only in the United
States, Canada, England, and Australia.
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