Zongada install instructions:

It  is suggested to install Zongada on a hard drive because of the numerous
loadings of files during the running of the program.  But you can still run
the  game from a floppy, as long you copy all the drawers if you downloaded
this from the Aminet.

Simply copy the drawer Zongada to the desired area on your hard drive.

Also  make  sure  you  have  the  following 2 libraries in your system libs
drawer:

mathtrans.library
medplayer.library

If  you don't have them already just copy them from the Zongada libs drawer
to your system drawer

To  start  the  program  simply  double click the icon named Zongada in the
drawer Zongada.

The  program  will  work  on  ECS  and  AGA  machines,  therefore all Amiga
computers.  You will need 900 kB of memory including 550 MB of chip ram.

To have proper sound during the execution of Zongada, disactivate the sound
option  of  your Workbench.  To do this go in the Workbench drawer, then go
in  the prefs drawer and then double click on Sound.  There you will select
no sound.

Also  if you want to properly run other programs in multitask while playing
this  game,  disactivate  the  screen error flash in the same drawer as the
above paragraph.

This  program  was designed on an NTSC Amiga, meaning that the video signal
is  that  of  NTSC television systems operating at a refresh rate of 60 Hz.
The  program  will still work in countries where the video signal is PAL or
SECAM  because the program will recognize the refresh system used.  In this
case  SECAM  works  similarly to PAL.  So NTSC users will have no problems,
and  PAL  users  will still be able to run the program without any problems
except  that  the  screen will only occupy 200 vertical lines of your usual
256 lines leaving you with a dormant section at the bottom of the screen.

Thank you for your interest in this program, and I hope you enjoy it.

Pierre Dallaire

postal address: C.P. 14,   Timmins, Ontario,   P4N 7C5 Canada

Email address: (all lower case) archipel@ntl.sympatico.ca
                            or  llarabie@ntl.sympatico.ca

To  all  Amiga fans out there this note is to tell you that there are still
many  Amiga  devotees  in  Canada.

So Viva Amiga, Go Team Amiga and Vive l'Amiga!