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COURSES.TXT
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE LBGOLF COURSES
as of February, 1993
ALAMO CITY COUNTRY CLUB
File Name: ALAMO.SCR
Heavily wooded with tricky greens. Alamo City Country Club is a very
challenging LBGolf course that is best played by experienced LBGolf
players. Written by James Robinson.
CEDAR CREEK
File Name: CEDAR.SCR
Based on an actual course in San Antonio, Texas. Cedar Creek is set
in the hill country and is a beautiful course with plenty of trees,
sloped fairways, and challenging greens. Written by James Robinson.
CLASSIC HOLES COUNTRY CLUB
File Name: CLASSIC.SCR
Made up of the best holes from actual courses around the world. This
course plays fairly easily and it is very possible to shoot under par.
Written by George Balog, sysop of Lost Time BBS (216) 237-2116.
CLEVELAND PUBLIC GOLF COURSE
File Name: CLEVEPUB.SCR
This course was made for beginning LBGolf players and has wide
fairways, flat greens, and few trees. Written by George Balog, sysop
of Lost Time BBS (216) 237-2116.
GOLDEN OAKS COUNTRY CLUB
File Name: GOLDOAKS.SCR
Course that is supplied with LBGolf. A very challenging heavily
wooded course with difficult greens and narrow fairways. Written by
James Robinson.
ST. GEORGE COUNTRY CLUB
File Name: STGEORGE.SCR
A very unique course that has a medieval concept. Holes include King
Arthur, The Grail, Excalibur, The Round Table, The Castle, and The
Dragon. A very challenging course that is difficult to shoot under
par on. Written by George Balog, sysop of Lost Time BBS (216) 237-2116.
More courses are needed! Be sure to make some original courses and
enter them in the LBGolf Course Architecture Contest!
ENTRYFRM.TXT
LBGOLF COURSE SUBMISSION FORM
Date Submitted : ___________________
Author(s) of Course: ___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
Name of Course : ___________________________________________________
Phone Number : ___________________ (person responsible for course)
Address : ___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
Description of Course:
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
List BBS's course can be downloaded from (name, phone, baud rate):
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
FILES.TXT
LAN/BBS Tournament Golf v. 1.81 Archive Files
COURSES .TXT 1,768 -- Describes available LBGolf courses
ENTRYFRM.TXT 1,730 -- Course architecture contest entry form
FILES .TXT 1,332 -- This file
GOLDOAKS.NDX 299 -- Index for Golden Oaks course
GOLDOAKS.SCR 106,368 -- Golden Oaks course
GOLDOAKS.STA 252 -- Golden Oaks statistics
LBGOLF .CFG 2,293 -- Configuration
LBGOLF .DOC 18,901 -- LBGolf documentation
LBGOLF .EXE 525,868 -- LBGolf program
LBGOLF .ICO 766 -- LBGolf Windows icon
LBQUEST .TXT 1,880 -- Questionnaire
LBUTILS .DOC 5,652 -- LBUtils documentation
LBUTILS .EXE 201,418 -- LBUtils program
LBUTILS .ICO 766 -- LBUtils Windows icon
ORDERFRM.TXT 2,809 -- Order form
PLAYERS .LBG 30,256 -- Players
README 9,886 -- General information
READONLY.BAT 336 -- Batch file that makes LBGOLF.EXE read only
SAMPLE .ANS 2,738 -- Sample ANSI screen created by banner utility
TOURNEY .LBG 807 -- Tournament
TRNYSTAT.LBG 252 -- Tournament statistics
UNREAD .BAT 414 -- Removes read only attribute from LBGOLF.EXE
Tampering with any of these files is prohibited. Tampering with the
LBGolf archive file other than converting to another format is prohibited.
LBGOLF.DOC
LAN/BBS Tournament Golf Documentation
I. REQUIREMENTS
A. FILE SHARING
If you run LBGolf and get a message that the Share program is needed,
you need to change your autoexec.bat file to execute the Share
program when your computer is booted. For best results, use
SHARE /F:4096 /L:255. The defaults used by Share (/F:2048 /L:20) are
often inadequate and lockups are possible with some programs when
using the defaults. Problems are also likely when your execute Share
from DOS instead of your autoexec.bat or config.sys.
The LBGOLF.EXE file should be set to READ ONLY if multiple copies of
LBGolf will be running. This is because overlays are built into the
executable file and if the read only attribute is not set, you might
get a message about the overlays and have to press a key twice after
another copy of LBGolf is done loading the overlays.
B. DROP FILE (BBS MODE ONLY)
In BBS mode, LAN/BBS Tournament Golf supports the "DOOR.SYS",
"CALLINFO.BBS", "DORINFOX.DEF", and "SFDOORS.DAT" drop files. If
your BBS does not support one of these files, you will need to use a
utility program that converts your BBS's drop file to one of the
supported drop files.
II. INSTALLATION
A. COPYING THE FILES
Simply create a directory where you want the LBGolf files to reside,
then copy (or decompress) all of the files to the desired directory.
Example process of copying files from DOS:
md \lbgolf (make a directory called "lbgolf")
cd \lbgolf (change to the "lbgolf" directory)
copy a:*.* (copy all files from floppy drive A)
B. DESCRIPTION OF FILES
The following files make up the LBGolf software:
README ... Text file describing what LBGolf is
LBGOLF EXE ... The golf game program itself
LBUTILS EXE ... Companion program (see LBUTILS.DOC file)
BANNER EXE ... ANSI banner utility
LBGOLF CFG ... Configuration file for LBGolf (pass on command line)
GOLDOAKS SCR ... Provided LBGolf course script file (editable text file)
GOLDOAKS NDX ... Index for Golden Oaks course
GOLDOAKS STA ... Statistics for Golden Oaks course
PLAYERS LBG ... Players database (important -- keep a backup)
TOURNEY LBG ... Current tournament information (important)
TRNYSTAT LBG ... Statistics for current tournament
LBGOLF DOC ... Documentation for LBGolf
LBUTILS DOC ... Documentation for LBUtils
BANNER DOC ... Documentation for banner utility
ORDERFRM TXT ... Text file order form (please print and fill out)
LBQUEST TXT ... Text file questionnaire (please print and fill out)
COURSES TXT ... Text file describing available LBGolf courses
ENTRYFRM TXT ... Text file (use when entering course(s) in contest)
LBGOLF ICO ... Windows icon for LBGOLF.EXE
LBUTILS ICO ... Windows icon for LBUTILS.EXE
C. CONFIGURATION
The default configuration for LBGolf is:
Non-BBS mode
Use timing when setting hook/slice and power
Use blinking text
Allow new players
If the defaults above are what you prefer, then LBGolf is already
configured and you do not need to use a configuration file. Otherwise,
you will need to edit the LBGOLF.CFG configuration file to suit your
needs and pass it on the command line (LBGOLF LBGOLF.CFG).
1. GENERAL CONFIGURATION
a. USE TIMING: (YES or NO)
Determines how the hook/slice and power are entered. If set to
YES, you press a key when the hook/slice and power meters are
how you want them as they grow in size. If set to NO, you move
a marker to set the intended hook/slice and power by using the
arrow keys, then press the enter key. The actual hook/slice
and power are indicated by the solid bars. The computer
randomly changes the intended hook/slice and power when this is
set to NO. You can back up to the aim prompt by hitting the
escape key unless you are at the power meter and this is set to
YES.
b. BLINK: (YES or NO)
Determines whether or not blinking text is used. In some
cases blinking text is not supported, in which case you should
set this to NO.
c. NEW PLAYERS: (YES or NO)
Whether or not to allow new players into the game. You can run
a closed system by adding players yourself using the LBUtils
program and setting this to NO.
2. BBS MODE CONFIGURATION
a. DROP FILE: (caller information file created by your BBS)
This is required to be properly set for BBS mode play. The
supported drop files are: door.sys, dorinfox.def, sfdoors.dat,
and callinfo.bbs. When your BBS runs a door program it creates
a caller information file which is read by the door program.
If you are not sure which drop file your BBS creates, try using
the door.sys drop file being read from your main BBS directory
(EXAMPLE: DROP FILE: [drive]:\[bbs directory]\door.sys). The
normal setting for Wildcat! 3.x for a single node BBS is
DROP FILE: C:\WC30\WCWORK\NODE1\DOOR.SYS. If your BBS does not
create one of the supported files, you will need to use a utility
program that converts your BBS's drop file to door.sys or one of
the other support formats.
b. AUTO LOGIN: (YES or NO)
Normally this setting is YES to automatically log players into
the game. If this is set to NO, then players will have to enter
their player information when they play for the first time and
enter their password each time they play.
c. ADDRESS: (hex address)
Normally this setting is left blank unless you are using non-
standard comm ports. If you are using COM1 or COM2 just leave
this setting blank and the information will be retrieved from
the drop file. If you are using a non-standard address, you
must enter it here.
d. IRQ: (irq number)
Normally this setting is left blank unless you are using non-
standard comm ports. If you are using COM1 or COM2 just leave
this setting blank and the information will be retrieved from
the drop file. If you are using a non-standard IRQ, you must
enter it here.
III. STARTING LBGOLF
You can start LBGolf by "LBGOLF" from DOS to use the default
configuration. If you run a BBS, you will need to edit the LBGOLF.CFG
file to suit your system and use "LBGOLF LBGOLF.CFG" in your batch file.
390K of base memory should be enough to play LBGolf because disk based
overlays are used.
IV. PLAYING LBGOLF
A. LOGGING IN
If you are a new player, enter "NEW" to enter your password and name.
If you have played LBGolf before, enter your password. The LBUtils
program can be used to view passwords in case a password is forgotten.
If playing on a BBS and AUTO LOGIN: is set to YES in the configuration
file, this step is skipped and players are automatically logged in with
a random password.
B. OPTIONS MENU
1. PLAY IN THE CURRENT TOURNAMENT
Compete against the other players in the current tournament. Each
shot you play will count. When you quit playing LBGolf, you will
be able to continue playing exactly where you left off the next
time you play in the current tournament.
2. PLAY A PRACTICE ROUND
Play on any of the available courses without your scores counting
in the current tournament. Up to 99 different courses can be
available to practice on.
3. TOGGLE COLOR DISPLAY
Switches between color and monochrome displays.
4. EXIT LBGOLF
Quit LBGolf.
C. GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS
The game play in LBGolf is very simple. First, select option(s) from
the main menu such as "L" to view the leader board or press the Enter
key or "X" key to exit the main menu. Next, you enter the club you
want to hit with, factoring in the distance to the pin (shown at the
top right portion of the screen), the wind, and other conditions.
Next, you enter the direction to aim (or just press Enter to accept
the default aim which is straight for the flag). Next, use your timing
to hit the ball straight, with a hook or draw (curve left), or with
a slice or fade (curve right). Last, you use your timing again to
indicate how hard to hit the golf ball. These steps are repeated for
each hole until the golf ball goes into the hole. To complete a
tournament and be eligable for any prizes being awarded, you must
complete 18 holes for each round (1-4) in the tournament by the
tournament's deadline (if any). When you want to quit playing,
enter "Q" at the main menu and you will exit the game and if you are
playing in a tournament, you will be able to resume play later where
you left off.
D. MAIN MENU
1. DESCRIPTION OF CURRENT HOLE (D) Descr of Hole
Displays a written description of the current hole as contained in
the course script file. Above the description is the sponsor of
the current hole. If there is no sponsor for the current hole,
the tournament sponsor is used. Below the description is some
to-date and current tournament statistical information for the
current hole. Stats are kept track of in the files with an
extension of ".STA". Simply erase or rename a stats file to set
all stats to zero.
2. SCORE CARD (S) Score Card
You can display score cards in three different ways. You can
display your current score card "(Y)our", another player's score
card "(O)ther", or look at several score cards "(S)can".
To display your current score card, simply press the Enter key
or the "Y" key at the prompt.
To display another player's score card, press the "O" key at the
prompt. Next, if you know the player's ID number, enter it. If
you do not know the player's ID number, enter "0" at the player
number prompt to display a list of players and there ID numbers.
After you find the ID number for the player, exit the player
display by entering "0", then enter the ID number of the player.
Next, enter the round number (1-4).
To display several player's score cards, press the "S" key at the
prompt. You will be shown the score card of the first player.
Press the Enter key or the "Y" key at the "next?" prompt to view
the next score card. When done viewing score cards, press the
"N" key to exit back to the main menu.
3. LEADER BOARD (L) Leader Board
Displays the top player names, scores, and what place they are
currently in. The object of LAN/BBS Tournament Golf is for
players to play their best and get their names at the top of the
leader board so they can be eligable for prizes if any prize(s)
will be awarded to the top player(s).
4. TOURNAMENT INFORMATION (T) Tourney Info
Displays information about the tournament that is currently in
progress. If there are any changes made to the tournament,
players are automatically notified of the changes.
5. PLAYER NAMES AND ID NUMBERS (N) Player Names
Displays player names and their assigned ID numbers. Players
are indicated as being on-line (currently playing), playing in
the current tournament, and finished playing in the current
tournament. You can check out the entire competition by using
this feature, then check out their score cards.
6. PLAYER STATISTICS (P) Player Stats
Displays statistical information about a player. You can see
your stats, another player's stats, or several player's stats
by using the same methods as viewing score cards.
7. INSTANT REPLAY (I) Instant Replay
Use this feature when you just made a great shot and want to
see it again or if you did not see what happened during the
last shot. When you start the replay, just sit back and
watch exactly what happened during the previous shot.
8. REDRAW SCREEN (R) Redraw Screen
Use this feature whenever the screen has been corrupted. When
playing on a BBS, it is very possible to get line noise that
will corrupt the screen. On networks, unwanted information
can be displayed on the screen which could corrupt the display.
9. PRODUCT INFORMATION (A) About LBGolf
Displays a description of what LAN/BBS Tournament Golf is and
registration information.
10. PLAYING INSTRUCTIONS (H) Instructions
Displays the basic instructions of how to play golf and how
to play LAN/BBS Tournament Golf.
11. SAVE PLAYER AND EXIT (Q) Quit For Now
Players should always exit LAN/BBS Tournament Golf by using this
feature. This will save the player's current information and
properly exit back to the operating system. If not playing on
a BBS and a player does not exit LBGolf this way, the player
will still be considered to be on-line (currently playing) until
the LAN/BBS Tournament Golf Utilities program is used to change
the player's on-line status. Players that are indicated as
being on-line will not be able to continue playing.
11. ZOOM OUT FOR A BETTER LOOK (Z) Zoom Out
Displays the entire hole or green. Use this feature when you
want to view more of the layout of the hole or want to see more
of the green. This feature comes in handy when the hole is out
of view when putting.
12. EXIT MENU AND PLAY NEXT SHOT (X) Play Shot
Exits the main menu and goes to the prompt that asks the player
to enter the club to use for the next shot.
E. CLUB SELECTION
Enter the two letter code for the club you want to use for the
next shot. You pick the club you want to hit mainly based on the
distance between your ball and the flag. This distance is shown
at the top right of the display. For a list of about how far a
ball will travel with a full power swing for each club and what
the two letter code of each club stands for, type in "HE" for
help. In many cases, the default club selection is acceptable,
in which case you can simply press the Enter key.
F. DIRECTION OF AIM
The computer automatically calculates the approximate direction
to the hole, however, in some cases it is not a good idea to
aim directly at the hole. You can enter the exact direction
(0-359 degrees) to aim the next shot. You can get help on
the direction by pressing the "H" key.
G. SETTING BALL'S FLIGHT PATTERN
You must use your timing when setting the flight pattern of the
ball. A bar will grow from left to right until it reaches the
end or you press a key. To make the ball travel straight, press
a key when the bar is at the halfway point. To play a hook or
draw, press a key when the bar is before the halfway point. For
a slice or fade, press a key after the bar is past the halfway
point.
H. SETTING POWER OF SWING
Setting the power of swing is similar to setting the ball's
flight pattern. A bar will grow from left to right until it
reaches the end or you press a key. The larger the bar is when
it stops, the harder you will swing the club to hit the ball.
For a full power swing, just let the bar reach its full size.
For a weak swing, press a key when the bar is small. The
recommended power of swing is indicated by a flashing rectangle.
V. END OF TOURNAMENT
Tournaments are ended using the LAN/BBS Tournament Golf
Utilities program by starting a new tournament. When a new
tournament is started, players who were playing in the previous
tournament will be notified that the tournament is over. The
1st-4th place winners will also be displayed along with any
prizes that will be awarded.
VI. COURSES
LBGolf courses are ASCII text files that can be easily modified
and created using any standard text editor. The course file that
is supplied with LBGolf is GOLDOAKS.SCR. Take a look at this
file to see exactly what goes into making an LBGolf course. It
may seem like a lot at first, but it is really very easy to create
LBGolf courses.
An up-to-date index file (.NDX) is kept for each course. If a
course is modified or the index file for the course does not
exist, the index is rebuilt automatically.
The maximum distance (without any wind) the ball will travel with
each club may be changed within LBGolf course files. If you ever
wanted to drive a ball 500 yards all you have to do is change the
"DRIVER DISTANCE" variable to 500. You can even hit a sand wedge
farther than your drive if you want to...anything goes. When
playing LBGolf, the current club distances are shown by typing
"HE" for help when entering the club to use.
VII. NOTES FOR BBS SYSOPS
The alternate method of setting the hook/slice and power is
recommended and is the default in the LBGOLF.CFG configuration file.
There are many causes for the meters to move too slow, fast, or
erratic when running on a BBS. Using DESQview is a common cause of
the meters moving too slowly. Set USE TIMING: to NO. If you run a
single node BBS at 2400 baud and do not use any multitasking software,
you can set USE TIMING: to suit the preference of your users.
Use /L on the LBGolf command line (LBGOLF LBGOLF.CFG /L) to force
LBGolf to play in local mode and ask for a password instead of
attempting to read a drop file and establishing a connection.
If you have problems with a drop file, there might be a
compatibility problem and you should try the other supported drop
files. Unfortunately, there still is not a standard drop file being
used by all the various BBS software and sysops will continue to have
problems until a single standard drop file format is used.
LBQUEST.TXT
LAN/BBS Tournament Golf Questionnaire
DATE : _________________________ ADDRESS: _________________________
NAME : _________________________ _________________________
COMPANY: _________________________ _________________________
TITLE : _________________________ _________________________
PHONE : _________________________
1) What is your opinion of the LAN/BBS Tournament Golf software?
________________________________________________________________________
2) If you use a network with IBM compatible computers:
A) Are you going to play LBGolf on the network? ___ YES ___ NO
B) Do you play other network games? ___ YES ___ NO
C) Would you like more network games to be developed? ___ YES ___ NO
3) If you run a bulletin board system:
A) What is the name and phone number of your BBS? name: ________________
phone: ________________
B) What BBS software are you using? ________________
C) Is LBGolf going to be played on your BBS? ___ YES ___ NO
If so, will prizes be provided to the winners? ___ YES ___ NO
D) How many calls do you receive per day? ________________
E) Do you run a multiple phone line BBS? ___ YES ___ NO
If so:
a) How many lines? ________________
b) How many IBM compatible computers? ________________
c) What multitasking software do you use? ________________
4) What brand and model of computers do you own?
________________________________________________________________________
LBUTILS.DOC
LAN/BBS Tournament Golf Utilities Documentation
I. INTRODUCTION
LAN/BBS Tournament Golf Utilities (LBUtils) is a multi-user
companion program for LAN/BBS Tournament Golf. LBUtils should
only be used by the person(s) in charge of the current tournament
because various important information can be changed or erased by
using this program.
II. PLAYER MAINTENANCE
A. VIEW A PLAYER
After selecting the player to view, the player's scoring and
statistical information will be shown. If the player is
currently playing, the information will be updated every few
seconds.
B. ADD A NEW PLAYER
Enter the new player's name (or handle), password, time limit
per session, and maximum sessions per day information. The
player's name and password must not be used by any other
player. To limit the amount of time a player can play each
game of LBGolf, enter the number of minutes the player will
be allowed to play. To limit the number of games the player
can play LBGolf per day, enter the maximum number of sessions.
If playing on a BBS, the remaining time left on the BBS will
be taken into account. Adding new players using LBUtils is
optional because players can add theirselves by entering "NEW"
at the LBGolf login screen or by getting logged in automatically
if playing on a BBS.
C. EDIT A PLAYER
You can change a player's name, password, and time limit
information any time the player is not currently playing. If
playing on a BBS, the player's name needs to be exactly the same
as the name on the BBS for the automatic login to work properly.
D. DELETE A PLAYER
You can delete any player not currently playing by selecting
the player to delete, then confirming the deletion. After
deletion, that player's spot will be made available to a new
player. This is an important feature when the 99 player spots
begin to get filled up.
E. START A NEW PLAYER FILE
Use this feature when you want to delete all current players
and start from scratch. After confirming the deletion, all
players will be erased and all player spots will be available
to new players.
F. CHANGE ON-LINE STATUS
Unless playing on a BBS, if a player does not properly exit LBGolf
via Quit For Now, such as resetting or turning off the computer,
the player will still be considered to be on-line (currently
playing). You can correct this situation by toggling the player's
on-line status by using this feature. When playing on a BBS, even
if the player does not exit LBGolf properly such as disconnecting,
LBGolf will automatically exit and save all of the player's
information as if the player had exited properly.
G. GLOBAL LIMIT CHANGES
Use this feature when you want to change the amount of time and
number of games per day limits for all players. After changing the
limits for all players, you can edit the players that you want to
have different limits. Any new players will use the new limits.
III. TOURNAMENT MAINTENANCE
A. VIEW TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
This will display the tournament information as it would appear
in LBGolf via Display Tournament Information.
B. EDIT TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
You can change all of the current tournament information except
the number of rounds and the course being played on. When
any change is made, the changes go into effect immediately.
Players that are on-line will be notified about the changes
after they finish their current hole. Players that are not
on-line will be notified of the changes the next time they
play.
C. EDIT HOLE SPONSORS
There can be a sponsor assigned to each hole during the
current tournament. The sponsor will be displayed when the
player chooses Description of Hole in LBGolf. The sponsor
of the current tournament will be used if there is no
sponsor for the hole.
D. START A NEW TOURNAMENT
This is the most important feature of LBUtils. Whenever
you want to end the current tournament and start a new one,
you must use this feature. After confirming you want to
start a new tournament, you will enter the name of the
new tournament, tournament sponsor (optional), first-fourth prizes
(optional), number of rounds (1-4), ending date and time
(optional), course script file name, comments, and hole
sponsors.
After a new tournament has been started, players that were
playing in the previous tournament will be notified of the
end of the tournament and the players that came in 1st-4th
place. In the event of a tie, the winners will be picked
partially randomly.
The winners of the previous tournament and prizes awarded
are stored in the WINNERS.TXT ASCII file for later
reference. A history of tournament winners are stored
in the WINHIST.TXT ASCII file.
New tournaments may not be started if any players are
currently on-line.
E. VIEW TOURNAMENT WINNERS
Use this feature to view the winners of the previous
tournament and what prizes were/will be awarded to
each winner. The name of the tournament and the date
and time the tournament ended are also shown.
ORDERFRM.TXT
VALLEY PROGRAMMING PRODUCTS ORDER FORM
Date: __________________________ Phone #: ____________________________
Name: __________________________ BBS Name: ____________________________
Address: __________________________ BBS #: ____________________________
__________________________ Fax #: ____________________________
__________________________ Other: ____________________________
Where did you obtain this product from? ___________________________________
Qty Description Price Extended
--- ------------------------------------------------ ------- --------
Latest version of the REGISTERED LAN/BBS
___ Tournament Golf software. $ 24.95 ________
You will receive a disk containing the latest version of LBGolf
registered in your name along with several courses, the ANSI
banner utility, and eligability to enter the LBGolf Course
Architecture Contest.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
___ LBGolf VIP Treatment $ 59.95 ________
Everything mentioned above plus each month you will be sent LBGolf
upgrades, new LBGolf utilities, and new courses as available for a
period of one year. You will also be sent our VB Icon Browser and
VB Icon Extractor Windows 3.x icon utilities complete with Visual
Basic source code and lots of categorized icons.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
___ LAN/BBS Tournament Golf Utilities SOURCE CODE $ 24.95 ________
Complete source code to LBUtils for the QuickBasic/PDS programmer
wanting to write utilities for LBGolf or add to/modify LBUtils.
Requires Crescent Software's QuickPak library to execute.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
PLEASE SPECIFY THE DISK FORMAT! SUBTOTAL $ ________
___ 5 1/4" DD (360K) ___ 5 1/4" HD (1.2M) * S & H $ ________
___ 3 1/2" DD (720K) ___ 3 1/2" HD (1.44M) ** TAX $ ________
TOTAL $ ________
Mail payment and order form to: VALLEY PROGRAMMING
P.O. BOX 34085
SAN ANTONIO, TX 78265-4085
* Add $2.00 for normal shipping and handling. Overseas shipping is $4.00.
** Texas residents, please add 8.25% sales tax.
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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
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