 ZX Spectrum Emulator for Windows 95 version 1.03
 Copyright  1996-1997 Vaggelis Kapartzianis
 All Rights Reserved

 This version of the ZX Spectrum Emulator is Freeware.
 This means that the author retains the copyright, but no
 fee is required for using the program.

 IMPORTANT- READ CAREFULLY: 
 You should carefully read this document in its entirety
 before installing this software.


 COPYRIGHT NOTICE
 -----------------------------------
  This package contains memory, tape and disk images
    of computer programs for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum.
    These programs are copyrighted software. Therefore,
    any of these programs may ONLY be used by you if
    you own a copy of it YOURSELF, in the originally
    distributed format. In that case, you are IN PRINCIPLE
    able to LEGALLY transport the code from your ZX
    Spectrum to your PC.

    Any usage of a computer program by people NOT
    owning a legal copy of it, is in conflict with copyright
    laws. The author WILL NOT be held responsible for
    acts of copyright violation.

 [  Some companies have given explicit permission for
    distribution of their software for the ZX Spectrum. A list
    of such companies is at:
    http://www.jetman.demon.co.uk/speccy/permits.html ]

  Amstrad Consumer Electronics plc. permits the use of
    the included ROM images with an emulator, but retains
    the copyright.


 LICENCE AGREEMENT
 --------------------------------------
 You are hereby licensed to: use this version of the ZX
 Spectrum Emulator computer program (the "software")
 for an unlimited period; make as many copies of this
 version of the software and documentation as you wish;
 give exact copies of the original version to anyone; and
 distribute this version of the software and documentation
 in its unmodified form via electronic means. There is no
 charge for any of the above.

 You are specifically prohibited from charging, or
 requesting donations, for any such copies, however
 made; and from distributing the software and|or
 documentation with other products (commercial or
 otherwise) without prior written permission from the
 author, with the following exceptions: The software may
 be included in its unmodified form, on
 freeware|shareware collections on CD-ROM and on
 magazine cover disks, without specific written
 permission.


 DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY
 -------------------------------------------------
 THIS SOFTWARE AND THE ACCOMPANYING FILES
 ARE DISTRIBUTED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY
 WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESSED OR
 IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO
 WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS
 FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  IN NO EVENT WILL
 THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY
 DAMAGES, INCLUDING INCIDENTAL OR
 CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, ARISING OUT OF THE
 USE OF THE PROGRAM, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
 POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.


 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
 --------------------------------------------
 The minimum system requirements for this program are:

  486DX2/66 processor, and
  Windows 95 with DirectX or Windows NT 4.00.

 The recommended system configuration includes:

  P75 processor,
  Windows 95 with DirectX 5,
  12Mb RAM,
  sound card & DirectSound certified driver, and
  accelerated video card & DirectDraw certified driver.

 The behavior of the ZX Spectrum Emulator under
 alternative shells (i.e., Program Manager) or operating
 systems (Win32s, Windows NT 3.XX) is undefined. The
 ZX Spectrum Emulator may exhibit problems when in
 fullscreen mode under early betas of Windows 98 and
 Internet Explorer 4 previews. These problems were fixed
 in the final release of Internet Explorer 4 and will
 hopefully not be present in the release version of
 Windows 98.

 This version of the ZX Spectrum Emulator will take
 advantage of DirectX 2 or higher features wherever
 possible. No specific DirectX version is required, but no
 extensive testing was performed on early versions. In
 addition, problems were reported when running previous
 releases of the ZX Spectrum Emulator under the
 aforementioned DirectX versions. A DirectX 5 installation
 is recommended therefore.

 Problems may arise when running the ZX Spectrum
 Emulator on Windows NT 4.00 (service packs 1, 2 and
 3 included). This is due to the lack of direct hardware
 support for the majority of display and sound cards
 (although the situation is reportedly better with service
 pack 3), on the version of DirectX that is built into this
 release of the operating system. New DirectX
 components that may solve these problems, should be
 available in future NT 4.00 service pack releases.
 Release 5.00 of Windows NT is expected to provide the
 same level of hardware support available on Windows
 95|98 and do away with any problems altogether.


 PACKAGE CONTENTS
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 FILE_ID.DIZ	Description-In-Zip
 *.DAT		Install/Uninstall support file
 *.DLL		Install/Uninstall support file
 UNZX32.EXE	Install/Uninstall support file
 INSTALL.TXT	Install/Uninstall support file
 SPEC310.FAQ	Sinclair ZX Spectrum FAQ 3.10
 ZX32.EXE	Main executable
 ZX32.CNT	Help support file
 ZX32.FT*	Help support file
 ZX32.GID	Help support file
 ZX32.HLP	Help file
 ZX32.URL	Internet shortcut
 ZX32SX.DLL	Shell extension
 *.ZXS		ZX Spectrum RIFF files

 This installation executable is compatible with programs
 that read the standard ZIP file format.
 If your copy is missing one or more of these files, it may
 be damaged or incomplete. Do not attempt to install the
 ZX Spectrum Emulator if you suspect that your copy is in
 any way corrupted.


 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 ----------------------------------------
  ZX Spectrum 48K, ZX Spectrum 128, ZX Spectrum +2
    and ZX Spectrum +2A|+3 ROM Copyright 1982,
    1986, 1987 Amstrad Consumer Electronics plc.
  SINCLAIR, ZX Spectrum +, ZX Spectrum 128, ZX
    Spectrum +2, ZX Spectrum +2A and ZX Spectrum +3
    are Trademarks of Amstrad Consumer Electronics plc.
  All other names are trademarks of their respective
    owners.

  The original Real-Mode version of the Z80 emulation
    code is Copyright  1991-1995 Bernd Schmidt, from
    his Amstrad CPC Emulator CPE 5.0i.
  The Spectrum keyboard layout screen is Copyright 
    1994 G. A. Lunter, from his Sinclair ZX Spectrum
    Emulator Z80 3.02.
  The comp.sys.sinclair Sinclair ZX Spectrum FAQ
    distributed with zx32 is maintained by Damien Burke.
  The Spectrum hardware emulation is based mostly on
    the (rather excellent) documentation provided by
    Gerton Lunter with the Sinclair ZX Spectrum Emulator
    Z80, and additional information found in the
    comp.sys.sinclair Sinclair ZX Spectrum FAQ
    maintained by Damien Burke.
  zx32 incorporates compression code by the Info-ZIP
    group and Mark Adler in particular. The original
    compression sources are freely available from
    CompuServe in the IBMPRO forum and by anonymous 
    ftp from the Internet site ftp.uu.net:/pub/archiving/zip.

