Read this file only if you're curious! Most users (I think) don't really care how
the heck ACS made these demos, but if you're one of the few who do, just follow
these simple instructions.

1. Make a back-up copy. Don't skip this step unless you want to spend another   
40 minutes downloading it, if you screw up the disk. 

2. Run your favorite block editor.

3. Read the following blocks and write to the corresponding blocks.

   Read block $4E2 and write it out to block $002
   Read block $4E4 and write it out to block $003
   Read block $4E5 and write it out to block $004
   Read block $4E6 and write it out to block $005

That's it! Your disk should now be catalogable (or whatever you call it) and open
to modifications by you (you are an advanced user aren't you? The program says
for advanced users only, so you better delete it now! Just kidding!). I laughed
when I cataloged the disk before the modification and got "WHAT ARE.YOU LOOKING
FOR." I was looking for the files, that's what!!

For some pretty good news (at least it's news to me) about Apple Computer and the
Apple II line, read page 13 of the August 1990 issue of Nibble.

Since, I have your attention, here's a list of magazines every GS owner
shouldsubscribe to:

Nibble                       52 Domino Drive, Concord, MA 01742
    $26.95/12 issues         Programs, reviews and more! Awesome!
InCider/A+                   PO Box 50358, Boulder, CO 80321-0358
    $27.97/12 issues         Reviews, tutorials, news and more!
Computist                    33821 E Orville Rd, Eatonville, WA 98328
    $24.00/8 issues          Back-up tutorials, game cheats, program mods!
IIGS Buyer's Guide           5615 W. Cermak Rd. Cicero, IL 60650-9884
    $8.95/4 issues           Reviews and commercial program directory!
Softdisk G-S                 PO Box 30008, Shreveport, LA 71130-0008
    $29.95/3 issues          GS programs on disk. Awesome, awsome, awesome!

Long live the Apple II! 

File written by GFan 7/17/90