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41 lines
1.7 KiB
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SOUND
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VERSION 1.0
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DESCRIPTION:
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Here is a nonsense program you can use to impress your friends.
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This is a TSR (terminate-stay-resident) program which sits in
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memory and waits for you to call itself into action when your
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boss or friend walks by. When called to action, it will not
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change your displayed screen, but it will add those strange
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"musical" computer sounds every T.V. show uses for computers.
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People around you will think your P.C. is ALIVE!
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To install it into memory, just type SOUND at the DOS prompt.
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Enter the type of computer you are using when prompted (this is
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used to set the music's speed).
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Anytime you want "computer music", just type the Alt-Period
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combination. To stop the music, hit any key. Note that the
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key you hit will also affect your application program as it
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normally would without SOUND.
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If you find this program fun, please send your contribution
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($3.00 is suggested) to the following address:
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Mark Ellis
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1037 S. Westmore Ave.
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Lombard, IL 60148
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I would appreciate your comments. Drop a message to your
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friendly DEFENDER bulletin board in Chicago -- telephone
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number: 312/390-6594.
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Please distribute this program freely, however include this
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document file with it PLEASE! And for those who may be
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interested, this application was primarily developed using the
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incredible Microsoft QuickC compiler!
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