INFO.DOK Patrick Faeh August 1997
C R O S W R D
Running CROSWRD
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Please read first the following text!
CROSWRD helps you to solve and compose crossword puzzles. The built-in
help gives you all the explanations you need. Please read first the
delivered documentation (CROSWRD.DOK, print it with PRINTDOK, or within
CROSWRD with "T").
Use "INSTALL" to copy CROSWRD on the hard disk.
List of the files of CROSWRD
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CROSWRD.CFG contains the actual configuration of the program CROSWRD.
CROSWRD.DOK the documentation for CROSWRD, CWENTER, and CWSORT.
CROSWRD.EXE the program CROSWRD runs on all IBM-PC and compatibles with
the IBM-PC character set. It needs at least DOS version
3.0. 512 Kbytes memory must be available. When the program
does not run properly on your computer, then start the
program with "CROSWRD /B" (uses the BIOS).
CROSWRD.HLP the help file needed by CROSWRD.
CROSWRD*.DAT the data for CROSWRD.
CWENTER.EXE handles the data (CROSWRD*.DAT), for example, input.
CWENTER.HLP help file needed by CWENTER.
CWSORT.EXE checks a data file (CROSWRD*.DAT).
EXAMPL_C.* example of a "puzzle including clues" which you can load
in the editor ("E") with "^L". You can print it with "^F".
EXAMPL_E.* example of an encoded puzzle that you can solve at the
screen in the editor ("E") with "^L". Verify the solution
with "^G". The key word is "puzzle".
EXAMPL_I.* example of an "inserting puzzle". Load defaults under "F".
Load the puzzle in the editor ("E") with "^L". Check it
with "^P". See "^H" for other commands.
EXAMPL_N.* example of a "puzzle with numbers".
INFO.DOK the file you are reading now.
INSTALL.EXE copies all files of CROSWRD to the hard disk.
PRINTDOK.BAT prints the documentation.
*.ICO, *.PIF files used by MS-Windows.
*.LCT letter conversion table (see documentation).
*.PRT contains the instructions for the printer. Please print one
file with "COPY HPDJ500.PRT PRN". You may adapt a file to
your printer. Your printer has to support the IBM-PC
character set. Please read RAETSEL.DOK too. Naturally,
you can print at any time the actual screen content using
the key "PrtSc". Don't forget to turn the printer on!