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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT MICROSOFT ENTERTAINMENT PACK

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SETUP

To run setup, start Windows as you normally do. Insert the 
disk Games (or Games 1 if you are using low-density disks) 
into drive A. Choose Run from the File Menu in the Program 
Manager. In the Command Line box, type A:SETUP and press 
the ENTER key.

Setup can take a while to run on some machines.  Do not be 
alarmed if it seems like nothing is happening for several 
moments. Running from a floppy disk and decompressing files 
can take a while. This would be a good time to get a cup of 
coffee (instant is fine, it isn't that slow), as after 
installation, you may be at your computer for a while.

INSTALLING MULTIPLE MICROSOFT ENTERTAINMENT PACKS

There are several different volumes available of the Microsoft 
Entertainment Pack, each with its own unique set of games and
IdleWild screen savers.  If you have multiple Volumes, you 
will want to access all the screen savers at the same time. 
This can be ensured by following these directions:

1.) Install all Microsoft Entertainment Packs into the same 
directory on your hard disk. A directory called \WEP is 
recommended when you run setup in any of the Entertainment 
Packs. If you choose another directory, make sure you install 
all your Entertainment Packs into that same directory. 
Installing your Entertainment Packs into the same directory 
ensures there is no duplication of files on your hard disk 
and the screen savers are all accessible at once (screen 
saver modules need to be in the same directory as the IdleWild 
saver).

2)  Install Microsoft Entertainment Pack Volume One before 
other Volumes. By installing later Volumes last, you ensure 
the most recent version of IdleWild is on your machine.  

Each Entertainment Pack creates its own group in the Program 
Manager. You can combine these into a single group by dragging 
icons from one group to another.
 
BEGINNING TO PLAY

Open the Entertainment Pack group in the Program Manager and
double-click on the icon of the game you wish to play.

LEARNING TO PLAY

The rules for each game are provided in the on-line help. 
Within each game, press the F1 key or select Index from the Help 
menu. It is recommended you read through all the help information 
before playing. Browse through the help with the buttons at the 
top of the screen.

NOTES ON INDIVIDUAL GAMES

SkiFree:

SkiFree is best played with the numeric keypad, but you can also 
control the skier with the mouse.  Make sure to experiment with 
all the keys in the numeric keypad to learn to jump and perform 
other tricks. As befits its simplicity, there is no online Help 
for this game.

Klotski:

Klotski is not compatible with the debug version of Windows that
comes with the Windows SDK (if you don't know what that is, you
won't have any problems with it - it is something only hardcore
programmers would have).

REMEMBER, GAMES DON'T KILL PRODUCTIVITY, PEOPLE DO.