HARD AT WORK Version 1.1
(c) Copyright 1990, 1991 Rosemary West
All Rights Reserved

HARD AT WORK ties up your computer with a very important task so you can
take a break. When you start HARD AT WORK, it selects one of 7 routines
at random. You can pick your favorite routine by pressing the appropriate
function key. The activity on screen looks too important to be interrupted.
If someone does try to interrupt the action by pressing ESC or ,
a "DANGER!" message pops up, and a tone alerts you. The routine continues
until you select something different with a function key, or until you
exit the program by pressing .

To disable the F1 help key, start the program with the H parameter, like
this: HAW H

HARD AT WORK is a copyrighted program. You may make and distribute copies
of HARD AT WORK as long as you don't rename or alter any of the files and
you don't charge a fee. The author's documentation and copyright notice
must be included on all copies. ASP-approved vendors are encouraged to
include HARD AT WORK on entertainment and utility disks.


HARD AT WORK Version 1.1
(c) Copyright 1990, 1991 Rosemary West
All Rights Reserved

F1 Instruction screen (can be disabled)
F2 "System Testing and Realignment"
F3 "Virus Check"
F4 "System Overheated"
F5 "Spreadsheet Activity"
F6 "Sorting and Re-Indexing"
F7 "Optimizing the Hard Disk"
F8 "Testing the Speaker" (this one gets attention)
ESC Warning message
Warning message
Exit

If the program runs too fast on your system, slow it down by starting it
with the S switch: HAW S The H and S switches can be combined as
SH or HS.

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