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                       BOLO ADVENTURES REGISTRATION
                              Version 1.0

                         by  William Soleau
                             163 Amsterdam Ave #213
                             NYC, NY.  10023


         Yes I would like to register Bolo Adventures with this $12.00
     check.  Because I use the game regularly, I want to honor the
     Shareware concept.  I understand the registration will speed up the
     loading and exiting of the program.  With the registration, I also
     will be able to receive any other of your games at reduced prices.
         So here is my $12.00 check, and please RUSH me my upgrade key!


          (Registrations outside the USA add $1.00 for postage,
          money orders or checks drawn on US banks only please!)


         My Name and Address is:


                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

         I got this program from: _______________________________





           Make Checks Payable to:

                                     William Soleau
                                     163 Amsterdam Ave
                                     Suite #213
                                     New York, NY. 10023


BOLO.DOC




                            BOLO ADVENTURES 1.0

                            by William Soleau

                        Requires EGA and Brain Power


         Welcome to Bolo Adventures.  The game tests your problem
         solving abilities.  There are 40 floors (puzzles) which you
         must solve.

             On each floor, you have a man (BOLO), who tries to finds
         his way to the stairs, which will take him to the next level.
         The stairs are always protected by either monsters, lasers,
         snakes, blocks, balls, electric grills, water...etc...  Each
         floor has at least one solution to free Bolo from the confines
         of the room.  Some floors have many solutions, others only one.
         How many can you find?


             There are many different objects you'll see as you play.
         Some will help you, some won't, the only way to discover what
         they do is to test them out.  You can attempt the same room as
         many times as you want.  If you're stumped, then go to another
         room and come back later.

**NOTE** When first playing the game, run the Demo program to get a feel
         for how the game is played.  Press <D> from the Main Menu.


                            Some of the Objects
                            --------------------


         Boxes:     You can push these around the room to stop lasers,
                    monsters, make paths through water...?

         Balls:     You can roll these around to the room to stop lasers,
                    monsters, float in water...?

         Invisible
           Grills:  Makes your man invisible. (but not from the hazards)

         Electric
           Grills:  These fry you on contact!

           Lazers:  What do you think?

         Monsters:  These will electrocute you!
         & Snakes..

           Others:  There are many other objects which will assist you
                    in reaching the stairs.  You will learn the game
                    in a matter of minutes, but some floors will take
                    you hours.  The best way to learn is just to play.
                    Mr. Bolo is waiting!!!


                           Key Definitions
                          -----------------

            <Arrow Keys>  :    Move Mr. Bolo

            <K>eys        :    This shows the key definitions

            <D>emo        :    Runs Demo program  (good when first playing)
            (main menu)

            <P>ause       :    Pauses game

            <H>igh Scores :    Shows number of attempts and High Scores

            <S>elect/Play :    Choose floors to play
            (main menu)

            <S>ound       :    Toggles Sound on/off
            (within puzzle)

            <G>ive up     :    Try another attempt
                               used when your trapped or when
                               situation is hopeless

            <Q>uit        :    Main Menu  (quits program)

            <Esc>         :    Will bring up menus for selection
                               Quit/Give up/Main menu...



                               Scoring
                               -------

         You will notice at the bottom of the screen a score total
         running as you play the game.  When you have completed a
         puzzle, this score will be put in your personal scoreboard.
         This means that even after you've completed a puzzle (floor),
         you can try to better your point total.

         The score is computed by the number of balls and blocks left
         on the floor when you reach the stairs.  Also by the amount
         of moves with Mr. Bolo.  There are a few other variables which
         finally will compute your final score.  These variables include
         things like the number of times (snakes..if present on floor)
         burn up in the hot grills)  Needless to say, the more balls &
         blocks left on the floor and the least number of moves will
         count for a higher score.  Each player is asked to enter their
         own initials for the computer to create a personal score card
         when the game begins.  Once you've entered your initials, the
         game will have a record of all your high scores and attempts
         at each floor every time you play the game.


              This game is distributed as Shareware.  If you find this
         program worthy of your game collection and play it regularly,
         then a $12.00 registration fee is requested.  This registration
         will speed up the loading and exiting of the game.  Any single
         registration for any one of my games, will mean you get reduced
         prices for any of my other Shareware programs (There over 40).
         I'll send you full descriptions and details.  The registration
         can be found at the closing screen or in the file BOLO_REG.doc.


         Below is a partial listing of some other games I have out in
         the Shareware market.


   Isle Wars:  Version 2.0 (Req.EGA and Mouse)
               Never touch the keyboard in this strategy war game.
               Similar to my Battle for Atlantis, yet adds many new
               features like, air move, card bonus sets, bombs, rebel
               forces...  Try to capture all nine islands if you can.
               This is my most ambitious game to date!  Great graphics

     Crusher:   Version 2.0 (Req.EGA)
                Crusher is an adventure/arcade/strategy game all in one.
                Explore a cavern of 25 different rooms searching for
                different objectives. Avoid monsters, grab oxygen, blast
                walls, rescue beautiful women and more...

    OilCap:     Version 4.0  (Req. EGA and Mouse)
                EGA version similar to my CGA Main Break but with more
                features and options.  Place down links to contain the flow
                of oil before it reaches dead ends...Great graphics!!!

   Mindcube:    Version 1.0  (Req.EGA)
                In this EGA Strategy Arcade game, you have to try to create
                passageways for yourself by pushing blocks around to reach
                your objectives. At the same time you have to avoid the
                roving TV cameras.  Many features included.

Jungle Jack:    Version 1.0 (Requires VGA and mouse)
                Race the clock as you try to lay down canals to houses
                located in the jungle filled with obstacles.
                * Featured in Compuserve Magazine (Feb.91)

       Iago:    Version 1.0  (Requires VGA and mouse)
                This is the classic game of Othello.  Great Graphics and
                simple interface.

Battle of Atlantis:  Version 2.0  (Requires EGA)
                     This is a simulation war game with great graphics.
                     You play against the computer.  It plays like Risk, but
                     with variations such as earthquakes, floods.. and more.
                     This is my most requested game!!!

        Cuber:   (Requires EGA)
                 The objective of Cuber is to catch different colored cubes
                 as they fall on the left side of the screen and put them
                 into the proper columns on the right side.  Many features,
                 Dazzling colors, and fast paced action.
                 * Featured as Best Shareware of the Month
                   Computer Shopper Magazine Nov.90

      Doubolo:   Version 1.0   (Requires EGA)
                 This is the classic game of othello yet with different
                 shaped game boards.  Very user friendly.
                 *  Named as the one of the 10 Best Games for
                    1990.   PC Sig Magazine.
                 "...best idea since the invention of the
                    colored disk."  Public Brand Software...

     Goldhunt:  Version 1.0   (Requires EGA)
                NEW NEVER BEFORE RELEASED ARCADE MAZE GAME!!!
                Try to pick up pots of gold as you avoid
                sensors and roaming monsters.  Many different
                levels to complete.  This one's a Challenge!!

       Runoff:  Version 1.0    (Requires EGA and mouse)
                Race against the clock as you try to create paths for the
                runners to race in.  The grid is filled with mountains and
                lakes.  Don't let runners catch up to you.  Plays like Pipe
                Dreams yet with many variations.

  Banyon Wars:  (Requires CGA)
                This is a strategy war game similar to my Battle for
                Atlantis Game, yet this is for CGA'ers.  Play against the
                computer as you try to control all the islands that make up
                the atoll called BANYON.  Many Options!!
                * Soon to be published in a new Book 'Phenomenal PC Games'
                by Bob LeVitus and Ed Tittel as one of the Best of the Best!

        Plotz:  (Requires CGA  mouse optional)
                Plotz is a very challenging strategy game where you try to
                turn columns in a large grid board to your color before the
                computer does.  The action is FAST! and furious. Very user
                friendly and quite challenging!

  Main Break:   Version 4.0 (Requires CGA and mouse)
                This is my MOST! popular game.  Try to build a series of
                passageways for the water to flow through before it catches
                up to you.  Great Graphics for CGA!
                * Four Stars PC Arcade Magazine
                Featured as ShareWare of the Month
                Computer Shopper Magazine Oct.90

     Missile:   Version 1.0  (Requires CGA and mouse)
                Defend cities from missile attacks.  Based on
                the popular game Missile Attack.  This one is
                very addicting with many features like night
                attacks and radar....

      Sinkem:   (Requires CGA)
                Sinkem is a graphics based game like Hangman, but the poor
                victim is a man in a row boat that sinks further into shark
                infested waters each time you miss a letter.  The man let's
                you know what's on his mind with each botched guess.  Great
                for kids.. but challenging enough for adults.

      UpWall:   Version 3.0    (Requires CGA)
                Another variation of my game Main Break.  Here you place
                paths in the proper column at the bottom and let them drift
                up into the proper place to make way for the flowing
                water.  Fast paced and involves a lot of strategy.
                A fun game for everyone!

     MadMaze:   (No graphics required)
                Search through levels of mazes for certain objectives.
                Blast through walls...watch your oxygen levels and beware of
                earthquakes.  This is a action adventure game that has many
                surprizes.
                * Best ASII based game for 1989
                  PC Sig magazine

   BlindMaze:   (No graphics required)
                This is the sequel to Madmaze.  However new features are
                included.

                 *********** New Games ***********

     Tribolo:   Version 1.0   (Requires EGA  Mouse optional)
                This is my popular 3 way Othello game.  Each board is
                different, yet instead of one opponent, there are two!
                This is a must for all Othello players.  Great Graphics
                and simple interface.  Great of experts & beginners!

Mission Maze:   Version 1.0   (No graphics required only Color Monitor)
(Admaze)        Just Released!!!  You are an enemy agent that has been
                sent by mission control to locate various objectives placed
                somewhere in a alien space station.  Search various levels
                of complicated hallways to locate the objectives.  Use
                Bombs, avoid sensors, gather oxygen, teleports, rayguns
                and much more!!!  A real great strategy adventure game for
                both adults and kids alike!!!

    Rampcube:   Version 1.0   (Requires EGA)
                This is a 3-D Tetris type game where you catch tiles as
                they flip down ramps, and put them into the proper columns
                to get points.  As the game progresses the tiles come
                faster & faster! Unlimited levels.  This is a challenging
                game for all!


   **********************************************************************


        Since you read down this far, I'll give you some
        hints for Bolo Adventures:


        If you don't want any, go right to the game NOW, or else read
        on......





                                    Hints





              While I won't give away any secrets, these are things you
         should be aware of.

         1.  Watch which way the currents are running in the water.
         2.  Sometimes the hardest looking puzzles actually have a
             very simple solution. Look at everything!
         3.  Avoid pushing blocks and balls against the edges of the
             room where you can't use them.
         4.  Mostly use the balls to stop lazers instead of blocks.
             Blocks are more versatile as you'll discover.
         5.  Nah....  that's enough........

             ENJOY......................




                                     William Soleau
                                     163 Amsterdam Ave
                                     Suite #213
                                     New York, NY. 10023


BOLO_REG.DOC



                       BOLO ADVENTURES II REGISTRATION
                                Version 1.0

                         by  William Soleau
                             163 Amsterdam Ave #213
                             NYC, NY.  10023


         Yes I would like to register Bolo Adventures II with this $12.00
     check.  Because I use the game regularly, I want to honor the
     Shareware concept.  I understand the registration will speed up the
     loading and exiting of the program.  With the registration, I also
     will be able to receive any other of your games at reduced prices.
         So here is my $12.00 check, and please RUSH me my upgrade key!


          (Registrations outside the USA add $1.00 for postage,
          money orders or checks drawn on US banks only please!)


         My Name and Address is:


                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

         I got this program from: _______________________________





           Make Checks Payable to:

                                     William Soleau
                                     163 Amsterdam Ave
                                     Suite #213
                                     New York, NY. 10023


BOLO_RG1.DOC


                       Registration for Bolo I and II
                            both for only $18.00


                    BOLO ADVENTURES I & II REGISTRATION

                                Version 1.0

                         by  William Soleau
                             163 Amsterdam Ave #213
                             NYC, NY.  10023


         Yes I would like to register both Bolo Adventures with this $18.00
     check.  Because I use the game regularly, I want to honor the
     Shareware concept.  I understand the registrations will speed up the
     loading and exiting of the programs.  With the registration, I also
     will be able to receive any other of your games at reduced prices.
     So here is my $18.00 check, and please RUSH me my disk with both
     registered Bolo games I and II.

                   Circle Disk size:  5 1/4"  or  3 1/2"

          (Registrations outside the USA add $1.00 for postage,
          money orders or checks drawn on US banks only please!)


         My Name and Address is:


                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

                -------------------------------------------------

         I got this program from: _______________________________





           Make Checks Payable to:

                                     William Soleau
                                     163 Amsterdam Ave
                                     Suite #213
                                     New York, NY. 10023


BOLO.DOC



                          Welcome back Bolo Fans......

         *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *   *

                          BOLO ADVENTURES PART II

                                Version 1.0

                            by William Soleau

                        Requires EGA and Brain Power


         Here we go again!  40 more floors of the Bolo Adventures.


         Welcome to Bolo Adventures II.  The game tests your problem
         solving abilities.  There are 40 floors (puzzles) which you
         must solve.

             On each floor, you have a man (BOLO), who tries to finds
         his way to the stairs, which will take him to the next level.
         The stairs are always protected by either monsters, lazers,
         snakes, blocks, balls, electric grills, water...etc...  Each
         floor has at least one solution to free Bolo from the confines
         of the room.  Some floors have many solutions, others only one.
         How many can you find?


             There are many different objects you'll see as you play.
         Some will help you, some won't, the only way to discover what
         they do is to test them out.  You can attempt the same room as
         many times as you want.  If you're stumped, then go to another
         room and come back later.

**NOTE** When first playing the game, run the Demo program to get a feel
         for how the game is played.  Press <D> from the Main Menu.


                            Some of the Objects
                            --------------------


         Boxes:     You can push these around the room to stop lazers,
                    monsters, make paths through water...?

         Balls:     You can roll these around to the room to stop lazers,
                    monsters, float in water...?

         Invisible
           Grills:  Makes your man invisible. (but not from the hazards)

         Electric
           Grills:  These fry you on contact!

           Lazers:  What do you think?

         Monsters:  These will electrocute you!
         & Snakes..

           Others:  There are many other objects which will assist you
                    in reaching the stairs.  You will learn the game
                    in a matter of minutes, but some floors will take
                    you hours.  The best way to learn is just to play.
                    Mr. Bolo is waiting!!!


                           Key Definitions
                          -----------------

            <Arrow Keys>  :    Move Mr. Bolo

            <K>eys        :    This shows the key definitions

            <D>emo        :    Runs Demo program  (good when first playing)
            (main menu)

            <P>ause       :    Pauses game

            <H>igh Scores :    Shows number of attempts and High Scores

            <S>elect/Play :    Choose floors to play
            (main menu)

            <S>ound       :    Toggles Sound on/off
            (within puzzle)

            <R>emove
             Color Visuals:    This eliminates the flashing of the grills
                               and lazers.  (Can make it easier on the eyes)

            <G>ive up     :    Try another attempt
                               used when your trapped or when
                               situation is hopeless

            <Q>uit        :    Main Menu  (quits program)

            <Esc>         :    Will bring up menus for selection
                               Quit/Give up/Main menu...



                               Scoring
                               -------

         You will notice at the bottom of the screen a score total
         running as you play the game.  When you have completed a
         puzzle, this score will be put in your personal scoreboard.
         This means that even after you've completed a puzzle (floor),
         you can try to better your point total.

         The score is computed by the number of balls and blocks left
         on the floor when you reach the stairs.  Also by the amount
         of moves with Mr. Bolo.  There are a few other variables which
         finally will compute your final score.  These variables include
         things like the number of times (snakes..if present on floor)
         burn up in the hot grills)  Needless to say, the more balls &
         blocks left on the floor and the least number of moves will
         count for a higher score.  Each player is asked to enter their
         own initials for the computer to create a personal score card
         when the game begins.  Once you've entered your initials, the
         game will have a record of all your high scores and attempts
         at each floor every time you play the game.


              This game is distributed as Shareware.  If you find this
         program worthy of your game collection and play it regularly,
         then a $12.00 registration fee is requested.  This registration
         will speed up the loading and exiting of the game.  Any single
         registration for any one of my games, will mean you get reduced
         prices for any of my other Shareware programs (There over 40).
         I'll send you full descriptions and details.  The registration
         can be found at the closing screen or in the file BOLO_REG.doc.


   ****
         A special offer to register both games for $18.00 is found in
         the BOLO_RG1.doc file.

                          ***********************


         Below is a partial listing of some other games I have out in
         the Shareware market.


   Isle Wars:  Version 2.0 (Req.EGA and Mouse)
               Never touch the keyboard in this strategy war game.
               Similar to my Battle for Atlantis, yet adds many new
               features like, air move, card bonus sets, bombs, rebel
               forces...  Try to capture all nine islands if you can.
               This is my most ambitious game to date!  Great graphics

     Crusher:   Version 2.0 (Req.EGA)
                Crusher is an adventure/arcade/strategy game all in one.
                Explore a cavern of 25 different rooms searching for
                different objectives. Avoid monsters, grab oxygen, blast
                walls, rescue beautiful women and more...

    OilCap:     Version 5.0  (Req. EGA and Mouse)
                EGA version similar to my CGA Main Break but with more
                features and options.  Place down links to contain the flow
                of oil before it reaches dead ends...Great graphics!!!

   Mindcube:    Version 1.0  (Req.EGA)
                In this EGA Strategy Arcade game, you have to try to create
                passageways for yourself by pushing blocks around to reach
                your objectives. At the same time you have to avoid the
                roving TV cameras.  Many features included.

Jungle Jack:    Version 1.0 (Requires VGA and mouse)
                Race the clock as you try to lay down canals to houses
                located in the jungle filled with obstacles.
                * Featured in Compuserve Magazine (Feb.91)

       Iago:    Version 1.0  (Requires VGA and mouse)
                This is the classic game of Othello.  Great Graphics and
                simple interface.

Battle of Atlantis:  Version 2.0  (Requires EGA)
                     This is a simulation war game with great graphics.
                     You play against the computer.  It plays like Risk, but
                     with variations such as earthquakes, floods.. and more.
                     This is my most requested game!!!

        Cuber:   (Requires EGA)
                 The objective of Cuber is to catch different colored cubes
                 as they fall on the left side of the screen and put them
                 into the proper columns on the right side.  Many features,
                 Dazzling colors, and fast paced action.
                 * Featured as Best Shareware of the Month
                   Computer Shopper Magazine Nov.90

      Doubolo:   Version 1.0   (Requires EGA)
                 This is the classic game of othello yet with different
                 shaped game boards.  Very user friendly.
                 *  Named as the one of the 10 Best Games for
                    1990.   PC Sig Magazine.
                 "...best idea since the invention of the
                    colored disk."  Public Brand Software...

     Goldhunt:  Version 1.0   (Requires EGA)
                NEW NEVER BEFORE RELEASED ARCADE MAZE GAME!!!
                Try to pick up pots of gold as you avoid
                sensors and roaming monsters.  Many different
                levels to complete.  This one's a Challenge!!

       Runoff:  Version 1.0    (Requires EGA and mouse)
                Race against the clock as you try to create paths for the
                runners to race in.  The grid is filled with mountains and
                lakes.  Don't let runners catch up to you.  Plays like Pipe
                Dreams yet with many variations.

  Banyon Wars:  (Requires CGA)
                This is a strategy war game similar to my Battle for
                Atlantis Game, yet this is for CGA'ers.  Play against the
                computer as you try to control all the islands that make up
                the atoll called BANYON.  Many Options!!
                * Published in a new Book 'Phenomenal PC Games'
                by Bob LeVitus and Ed Tittel as one of the Best of the Best!

        Plotz:  (Requires CGA  mouse optional)
                Plotz is a very challenging strategy game where you try to
                turn columns in a large grid board to your color before the
                computer does.  The action is FAST! and furious. Very user
                friendly and quite challenging!

  Main Break:   Version 4.0 (Requires CGA and mouse)
                This is my MOST! popular game.  Try to build a series of
                passageways for the water to flow through before it catches
                up to you.  Great Graphics for CGA!
                * Four Stars PC Arcade Magazine
                Featured as ShareWare of the Month
                Computer Shopper Magazine Oct.90

     Missile:   Version 2.0  (Requires CGA and mouse)
                Defend cities from missile attacks.  Based on
                the popular game Missile Attack.  This one is
                very addicting with many features like night
                attacks and radar....

      Sinkem:   (Requires CGA)
                Sinkem is a graphics based game like Hangman, but the poor
                victim is a man in a row boat that sinks further into shark
                infested waters each time you miss a letter.  The man let's
                you know what's on his mind with each botched guess.  Great
                for kids.. but challenging enough for adults.

      UpWall:   Version 3.0    (Requires CGA)
                Another variation of my game Main Break.  Here you place
                paths in the proper column at the bottom and let them drift
                up into the proper place to make way for the flowing
                water.  Fast paced and involves a lot of strategy.
                A fun game for everyone!

     MadMaze:   (No graphics required)
                Search through levels of mazes for certain objectives.
                Blast through walls...watch your oxygen levels and beware of
                earthquakes.  This is a action adventure game that has many
                surprizes.
                * Best ASII based game for 1989
                  PC Sig magazine

   BlindMaze:   (No graphics required)
                This is the sequel to Madmaze.  However new features are
                included.

                 *********** New Games ***********

     Tribolo:   Version 1.0   (Requires EGA  Mouse optional)
                This is my popular 3 way Othello game.  Each board is
                different, yet instead of one opponent, there are two!
                This is a must for all Othello players.  Great Graphics
                and simple interface.  Great of experts & beginners!

Mission Maze:   Version 1.0   (No graphics required only Color Monitor)
(Admaze)        Just Released!!!  You are an enemy agent that has been
                sent by mission control to locate various objectives placed
                somewhere in a alien space station.  Search various levels
                of complicated hallways to locate the objectives.  Use
                Bombs, avoid sensors, gather oxygen, teleports, rayguns
                and much more!!!  A real great strategy adventure game for
                both adults and kids alike!!!

    Rampcube:   Version 1.0   (Requires EGA)
                This is a 3-D Tetris type game where you catch tiles as
                they flip down ramps, and put them into the proper columns
                to get points.  As the game progresses the tiles come
                faster & faster! Unlimited levels.  This is a challenging
                game for all!


   **********************************************************************


        Since you read down this far, I'll give you some
        hints for Bolo Adventures:


        If you don't want any, go right to the game NOW, or else read
        on......





                                    Hints





              While I won't give away any secrets, these are things you
         should be aware of.

         1.  Watch which way the currents are running in the water.
         2.  Sometimes the hardest looking puzzles actually have a
             very simple solution. Look at everything!
         3.  Avoid pushing blocks and balls against the edges of the
             room where you can't use them.
         4.  Mostly use the balls to stop lazers instead of blocks.
             Blocks are more versatile as you'll discover.
         5.  Nah....  that's enough........

             ENJOY......................




                                     William Soleau
                                     163 Amsterdam Ave
                                     Suite #213
                                     New York, NY. 10023


CDROM.TXT

        T h e  P C - S I G  L i b r a r y  o n  C D - R O M


++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

This may well be the greatest collection of software ever compiled.

The PC-SIG Library on CD-ROM is our premier collection of the entire
PC-SIG library.  Every shareware program we have is on one disc; over
700 megabytes of software you can have immediate access to.

Easy to use, all you have to do is insert the disc and type 'GO' at the
DOS prompt.  We've included all the tools you need for fast easy access
to the programs and their descriptions.

The WordCruncher text retrieval software allows you to quickly access
the description for any program you want.  All the programs are indexed
by title, filename, PC-SIG disk number, and every word within the
program description.  There couldn't be an easier way to find just the
right program.

The Narc utility, newly instituted with the tenth edition, allows you to
look directly at all the compressed program files on the CD without
having to download the program to your hard disk.  So if you want to
look at the programmer's notes or on-line documentation before using
valuable hard disk space, you can.

The PC-SIG Encyclopedia of Shareware is included on the disk, and a
printed copy of the book is included so you can peruse the available
programs from the comfort of your favorite chair.  All the programs are
logically divided into one-hundred twenty categories making it easier to
find just the right software.

Whether you're interested in Accounting or Windows, there's a shareware
program for you on the PC-SIG Library on CD-ROM.

Winner of the Optical Publishing Assn's Best Consumer Product Award.

Shareware for every imaginable need: Accounting Chemistry Educational
Engineering Games Hypertext Networks Programming Spreadsheets Utilities
Word Processing

System Requirements:

IBM PC/XT/AT PS/2 or compatible with 384K memory DOS 3.1 or higher and
Microsoft MS-DOS CD ROM extensions.





T h e E s s e n t i a l H o m e & B u s i n e s s C o l l e c t i o n
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"Never before has such a valuable collection of popular shareware been
compiled on one CD-ROM that everyone can afford." Dr. File Finder a.k.a.
Michael Callahan

Finally, 368 of the most useful, popular, important shareware programs
have been put together on one CD. No matter what your need, it's on The
Essential Home & Business Collection.  Everything from Administration to
Windows software is here.

The Essential CD incorporates the WordCruncher text retrieval system.
Every program on the disc is indexed

by title, filename, PC-SIG disk number, and every word in the program
description.  A new utility, Narc, is implemented so you can look at the
program files and the author's on-line documentation without having to
first copy the program to your hard disk.  By using WordCruncher and
Narc, you can quickly find the program you want and review it to be
sure, without ever having to run it from your hard disk.

If you've got a CD-ROM player at home and want to get more use of it and
your computer, or if you're trying to avoid purchasing another Nintendo
cartridge, or if you just enjoy looking at new software, you need The
Essential Home & Business Collection.

System Requirements:

IBM PC/XT/AT PS/2 or compatible with 384K memory DOS 3.1 or higher and
Microsoft MS-DOS CD ROM extensions.



To Order in the U.S.A.: Call 800-245-6717 and ask for Customer Service.

Outside the U.S.A. call (408) 730-9291 for the name of the dealer in
your country.

FILE3036.TXT

Disk No: 3036
Disk Title: Bolo Adventures Part I & II
PC-SIG Version: S1

Program Title: Bolo Adventures I
Author Version: 1.0
Author Registration: $12.00 ($18.00 for Parts 1 & II)
Special Requirements: EGA.

THE BOLO ADVENTURES is a series of forty arcade-like game puzzles
involving an assortment of objects such as balls, blocks, laser beams,
electric grills, monsters, snakes, bumpers, rivers, boats, etc.  Each
game is an obstacle course that needs to be solved, in which you must
use your logic and ingenuity in order to reach the end.  Some boards
have multiple solutions, others only have one.  It may take hours just
to solve one game puzzle, but it is quite challenging when competing
against another player.  Your score is based upon the number of moves
you made, the number of tries to solve the puzzle board, and the number
of objects left on the screen.  Any game ends when you get stuck or
electrocuted.
Program Title: Bolo Adventures Part II
Author Version: 1.0
Author Registration: $12.00 ($18.00 for Parts I & II)
Special Requirements: EGA.

You are Bolo and you're trapped in 40 floors of monsters, lasers,
snakes, electric grills, and other assorted bad stuff in this arcade-
style game. But unlike arcade games, BOLO ADVENTURES isn't a contest of
how fast you can acquire carpal tunnel syndrome by hammering on your
keyboard; it's a test of your resourcefulness. In BOLO, you use items
from the game field to create your escape. Move blocks to block laser
beams, place giant balls over water hazards, and use any of the game
objects to quite literally "construct" your escape. There may be many
different escapes from a floor, or just one. BOLO really tests your
ingenuity. It seems that in many of today's games, little more than
senseless violence is taught. A case could be made that this game
actually helps build problem solving skills. It may be too tough for
youngsters, but its definitely great for teens and adults.

PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale  Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1989 PC-SIG, Inc.

PCSIG.TXT



                            P C  -  S I G





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Welcome to the world of Shareware, state of the art software you can
actually try before you buy.

Shareware, a term coined in the early eighties, refers to the method of
distribution chosen by the software authors.  With shareware, you can
receive a program and put it through its paces without having to pay for
it. If you find the program useful, and choose to keep the program, then
you pay a modest registration fee to the author.

For the last nine years, PC-SIG has been providing shareware and public
domain software to its customers and members.  Since 1982 PC-SIG has
developed an unprecedented library of shareware programs, constantly
updated, consistently strong in every category.  Our library of
shareware contains over 2700 titles divided into 120 logical categories.

Every program we add to the library is thoroughly reviewed and tested to
insure that each one meets the high standards of reliability and value we
insist upon and you expect.  As a result, our library doesn't contain
every shareware program available, just those that really work.

PC-SIG has grown into the premier distributor of shareware and and
shareware information by producing shareware collections on CD-ROM,
publishing an encyclopedia of shareware, and by publishing Shareware
Magazine, a bi-monthly magazine distributed world-wide.

Quality and support - guaranteed.  All of our programs are guaranteed
virus free.  We've isolated our systems and check every program
submitted to insure that no viruses make their way to your computer or
ours.

Our support staff is available by phone as well as on our BBS to help
you with questions about installation and operation of PC-SIG's
products.

Through our network of international distributors, PC- SIG strives to
bring you the most current, exciting, technically advanced software
available as shareware.

If you can't find the software you need in PC-SIG's library, it may well
not exist.

To order the latest in Shareware, in the U.S.A: Call (800) 245-6717

Outside the U.S.A. call (408) 730-9291 for the name of the dealer in
your country.

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SHAREMAG.TXT

              S H A R E W A R E  M A G A Z I N E
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Shareware Magazine has distinguished itself as the only internationally
distributed periodical devoted to the use and business of shareware.
Shareware Magazine provides detailed reviews of new products,
hard-hitting comparisons of shareware programs with regular retail
software, and timely information about changes in the industry and the
latest technology.

Intriguing columnists and regular features add to the excitement.  The
beginners section sheds light on new user's concerns regarding
everything from choosing the right operating system to alleviating the
intimidation of using on-line systems.

Educational sections focus on how low cost shareware can aid in
classroom learning, curriculum development, and as a forum for
discussing the impact of computers and technology in schools.

Graphics Gallery renders expert advice and suggestions on how to better
work with graphics, desktop publishing, CAD systems, and the Windows
environment.

Programmers benefit from others experience in developing new programs or
polishing existing ones as well as choosing the right programming
language.

And columnists provide that subjective component, sometimes
controversial, that calls for a closer look at the way we compute and
how shareware effects what we do.

Published bimonthly, Shareware Magazine is available on a subscription
or at your local newsstand or computer bookstore.  In conjunction with
PC-SIG, there are special benefits for subscribers as well as
opportunities for discount purchases from PC-SIG.


To Order, in the U.S.A.: Call 800-245-6717 and ask Customer Service.

Outside the U.S.A. call (408) 730-9291 for the name of the dealer in
your country.

Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #3036

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