  Copyright 1992-1994 by Peter Turnquist.
  All rights reserved.
  MasterMind is a trademark of Peter Turnquist.
  Please see the important LICENSE AGREEMENT below.
  
  
  INTRODUCTION
  
  It helps to print README.TXT (about eleven pages), making the
  instructions visible while you install MasterMind Typing.  If
  DOS has control, you may tap PrintScreen now to record just
  the directions for printing.
  
  We recommend printing via Notepad of the Windows Accessories,
  because it will paginate.  In Notepad, choose File|Open and
  specify this file as, for example,
     A:\README.TXT
     or
     C:\MMTYPE\README.TXT
  If neither A: nor C:\MMTYPE is the location of README.TXT,
  substitute whatever <drive>:\<path> you have provided.
  
  With this text on-screen in Notepad, the menu choices are
  File|Print.  When you exit from Notepad or any editor, please
  do NOT save changes.
  
  If you want to print from DOS, a convenient command is, for
  example,
     COPY  A:\README.TXT  PRN
     or
     COPY  C:\MMTYPE\README.TXT  PRN
  Again, if neither A: nor C:\MMTYPE is the location of
  README.TXT, substitute whatever <drive>:\<path> you have
  provided.
  
  Please protect your source file(s) before proceeding.  If you
  acquired MasterMind Typing on floppy diskettes, write-protect
  them.  If you acquired the MM*.EXE or MM*.ZIP archive(s)
  electronically, copy to a floppy (and write-protect it) or
  copy to your usual backup medium.  To protect backup floppies
  from magnetic fields, they should be in steel containers, not
  plastic or aluminum.  A steel desk drawer or file cabinet is
  fine.
  
  MasterMind Typing cuts work to about a quarter of any
  alternative for learning to touch-type.  The magic is
  MasterMind's sensitive way of adjusting repetition for your
  progress.  It reads your mind.  In the advanced phase of
  version 2.x, MasterMind enables you to learn memorable
  literature, while you practice typing or for pleasure.
  
  Prerequisite resources are:
          Windows 3.x in standard or enhanced mode
          80286 or better processor
          2 Mbytes RAM for Win3.1 or 1.5MB for Win3.0
          extended (XMS) memory manager such as HIMEM.SYS
          1.2 Mbytes free on the hard disk
          EGA or better display, color preferred
          mouse (or equivalent, e.g., trackball)
  
  You can check your Windows mode from Program Manager by
  choosing Help|AboutProgramManager.  Standard or enhanced mode
  is all right for MasterMind Typing, but enhanced mode needs 2
  Mbytes RAM.  Real mode is incompatible. 
  Help|AboutProgramManager also will disclose Free Memory
  (RAM).  With just Windows loaded (before you start MasterMind
  Typing), Free Memory should be at least 600 Kbytes.  For
  quickness, Windows 3.1 users should install at least 4 Mbytes
  total RAM.
  
  The distribution diskette(s) of MasterMind Typing may be any
  of:
     720K (3.5-inch)
     1.44M (3.5-inch)
     1.2M (5.25-inch)
     two 360K (5.25-inch)
  If you got a diskette that your system cannot read, please
  contact the supplier.
  
  MasterMind Typing takes several forms in distribution as
  shareware.  It also calls on ToolBook, which users may or may
  not have installed previously.  Installation instructions
  cover the various cases.  Please find the instructions that
  cover your case and ignore the rest.
  
  
  LICENSE AGREEMENT; MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
  
  By your authorized use of MasterMind Typing, you accept a
  license for a single user on the following terms.  If you
  have an unauthorized copy, you have no license and must
  destroy the copy promptly to limit your liability for dealing
  with contraband.
  
  Version 1.x is the shareware program distributed for free
  trial to those who agree to register if the product is
  helpful.  For such trial, you have a revocable license to
  copy and distribute version 1.x in the manner described
  below.  After trying version 1.x sufficiently to see whether
  it helps you, you must either register or stop using it.
  
  If you register and pay the fee, you get version 2.x
  including additional features.  (Site licenses are available
  to organizations.)  Version 2.x comes with a 60-day guarantee
  of satisfaction.  Version 2.x is not shareware.  Except for
  backup, copying version 2.x would make you liable for
  infringement of contract, patent and copy rights.
  
  You do not own either version of the software, which embodies
  novel designs and trade secrets.  You must not decode, alter
  or reverse-engineer the software or aid another to do so. 
  Any copy must be complete, including all legal notices.  Any
  effort to imitate the software would breach the license and,
  besides, probably would violate the copyright and/or the
  patent.
  
  This applies to distribution of version 1.x shareware by both
  professionals and amateurs.  Version 1.x shareware
  distribution must be either free of charge or within the
  rules of the Association of Shareware Professionals. 
  Distributable files differ with the means of distribution: 
  archive for electronic distribution or multi-file set for
  distribution on disks.  Contact Peter Turnquist to get the
  proper archive or file set (no charge) for the distribution
  intended.  It is forbidden to remake an archive or file set,
  because it probably would impair installation.  Version 2.x
  is not distributable.
  
  A catalog of shareware, electronic or otherwise, must
  describe version 1.x in terms approved by Peter Turnquist. 
  The latest revision of CATALOG.TXT or FILE_ID.DIZ, issued by
  Peter Turnquist, is an approved description.
  
  Subject to regular procedure, the licensor will accept the
  return of unsatisfactory software within sixty days and will
  refund the license fee.  The licensor has no other liability. 
  There is NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS for use
  and no liability for consequential damages.
  
  Breach of any of its provisions automatically cancels the
  license.  Any dispute between parties is subject to binding
  arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration
  Association.  The chosen law is that of the state of
  Delaware.  In case of court action to enforce this agreement
  or an arbitration award hereunder, the prevailing party shall
  recover from the other all costs including reasonable
  attorneys' fees.  If you object to any license provision,
  your sole recourse is to return the unused product
  immediately for refund.
  
  
  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  
  MasterMind Typing incorporates runtime ToolBook under license
  from Asymetrix Corp.  MM*.EXE incorporates file compression
  licensed by Haruyasu Yoshizaki.  MM*.ZIP file format is
  compatible with PKUNZIP of PKWare, Inc.
  
  
  MEMORY CONFIGURATION, XMS REQUIRED
  
  The Microsoft Windows User's Guide discusses memory
  configuration in chapter 13 for version 3.0 or chapter 14 for
  version 3.1.  The version 3.0 Guide does not explain, though,
  that about 384K of your total memory, the portion between
  640K and 1 megabyte, is inaccessible to most programs.  The
  system design reserves it for hardware support.
  
  For Windows applications, most or all of your configurable
  memory--that is, above 1 megabyte--must be extended (XMS),
  not expanded (EMS).  XMS is a more efficient way to organize
  memory.  If you have an EMS configuration to help older DOS
  applications, now is the time to update.  MasterMind Typing
  should have at least 500K of XMS memory to run under Windows
  standard mode, that is, at least 1.5 Mbytes total memory.  To
  use enhanced mode with a '386 or better processor, you need
  at least a megabyte of XMS memory, that is, at least 2 Mbytes
  total.  Without XMS memory, MasterMind Typing will not run at
  all.
  
  If you make all the configurable memory XMS, you need to
  adjust older applications if they have setup parameters that
  rely on EMS.  An older application may slow because only the
  conventional 640K RAM will be accessible.  But the publisher
  now may have an upgrade version that works with XMS memory
  and may be a Windows application too.  If you have enough
  memory, it may be possible to configure it as partly EMS and
  partly XMS to suit all applications.  With '386 and better
  processors, MS-DOS 6.0 can reallocate memory between EMS and
  XMS dynamically.
  
  The method to reconfigure memory varies among computer
  makers.  Typically, one starts a setup program by pressing
  some combination of keys during bootup.  If your hardware
  manual is unclear, you may need help from whomever set up
  your system originally.  Because XMS memory is a Windows
  requirement involving other applications and hardware, we
  cannot advise about memory configuration.  For advice about
  Windows, Microsoft Product Support is (206)637-7098.
  
  A disk cache such as SMARTDRV can improve speed, though it
  may complicate system setup for mixed DOS and Windows
  applications.
  
  
  UNINSTALLING AND REINSTALLING
  
  The installed files and approximate sizes on your hard disk
  will be as below.  Files marked "ToolBook" should be in your
  MasterMind Typing directory if you otherwise lack ToolBook. 
  If you have a separate ToolBook installation, "ToolBook"
  files should be there and not in the MasterMind Typing
  directory.
     README.TXT, 23K (this file)
     MMBW.ICO, 2K
     MMTYPE.TBK, 140K or 200K
     TBKVIDEO.DLL, 21K
     TBKBASE.DLL, 354K   (ToolBook)
     TBKCOMP.DLL, 105K   (ToolBook)
     TBKUTIL.DLL, 60K    (ToolBook)
     TBOOK.EXE, 400K     (ToolBook)
     TBKNET.EXE, 6K      (ToolBook)
  Also, the status of interrupted lessons becomes small files
  of the form MM.x or x.MM, automatically erased on lesson
  completion.
  
  Usually, you need not uninstall an old MasterMind Typing
  before installing a replacement.  Please remove the old
  MasterMind Typing icon from your Windows desktop beforehand,
  though; or reinstallation will leave duplicate icons and
  doubt about which to remove.  Select the old icon with a
  single mouse-click, then tap the DELete key.
  
  If you wish to uninstall fully, also use File Manager to
  delete the MasterMind Typing directory, normally C:\MMTYPE,
  and its contents.  If you uninstall MasterMind Typing but
  wish to keep using ToolBook, consider the .TBK extension. 
  SETUP associated .TBK with the ToolBook files in the
  MasterMind Typing directory if there was no prior ToolBook
  installation.  In that case, to delete C:\MMTYPE would
  disable ToolBook even if you now have a copy in another
  directory.
  
  To change the effect of .TBK, activate File Manager and
  choose File|Associate, which produces a dialog box.  In the
  space for "Files with Extension," enter
          tbk
  Then tab to the space for "Associate With."  You may clear
  the .TBK association by clicking "(None)" or may edit it to
  read
          \<path>\tbook.exe
  where <path> is the directory or path for the ToolBook files,
  for example, TOOLBOOK.
  
  If reinstalling, SETUP will overwrite the prior MasterMind
  Typing files.  Version 2.x will overwrite version 1.x.  If
  you have a version 1.x derived from the early distribution of
  MasterMind Typing (before November '92), it has a file
  MMTBOOK.EXE.  Reinstallation does not overwrite MMTBOOK.EXE,
  because the name of the replacement file is TBOOK.EXE. 
  Please check your MasterMind Typing directory and delete
  MMTBOOK.EXE if it is there, or it will waste space on your
  disk.
  
  Beware, shareware copies can circulate for years after they
  are obsolete.  While normally there is no need to uninstall
  before reinstalling, uninstalling will quash anomalies
  including MMTBOOK.EXE.
  
  
  INSTALLATION FROM REMOVABLE DISK
  
  This does not apply if you copied MasterMind Typing to your
  hard disk by modem from an electronic information service or
  BBS.
  
  MasterMind Typing on the removable disk cannot execute
  because of its compressed format.  For the same reason, you
  cannot install MasterMind Typing with COPY or XCOPY commands. 
  Nor can you run SETUP from DOS.  Please start Windows and
  choose File|Run from the menus so you can type a command.  If
  D: is the drive where you have MasterMind Typing's
  distribution disk (or #1 of two disks), the command
     D:setup
  will install MasterMind Typing fully.  SETUP will propose to
  create directory C:\MMTYPE and write the files there.  You
  may approve C:\MMTYPE or specify another destination.  SETUP
  will check first and abort, with notice, if space available
  on the destination disk is less than 1.2 Mbytes.
  
  In place of the generic D, please substitute the true letter
  of the source drive, usually A or B.  It is immaterial
  whether D:SETUP be in capital or small letters.
  
  
  INSTALLATION FROM ZIP ARCHIVES
  
  This does not apply if you are installing MasterMind Typing
  from a removable disk or from MM*.EXE.
  
  *.ZIP archives are a common format on electronic bulletin
  boards (BBS).  We divide MasterMind Typing into *A.ZIP and
  *B.ZIP so either archive will transmit at 2400 baud within 30
  minutes, which is a common limit on BBS connect time.  There
  is a describer FILE_ID.DIZ in each ZIP archive, according to
  BBS preference.  When you unzip the second archive, there may
  be a warning about FILE_ID.DIZ overwrite, to which any reply
  is all right.  (Soon you will discard FILE_ID.DIZ anyway.)
  
  Using PKUNZIP or equivalent, extract the individual files
  from the ZIP archives.  Please put all in the same directory,
  a temporary directory that we shall call \MMTEMP though you
  may use any name.  Though unZIPped, most of the files still
  are in a compressed format.  Then proceed with phase 2 SETUP
  as described below for de-archived files, substituting the
  true directory's name if it is not \MMTEMP.
  
  
  INSTALLATION FROM MM*.EXE OR MM*.ZIP ARCHIVES
  
  This does not apply if you are installing MasterMind Typing
  from a removable disk.
  
  MM*.EXE and MM*.ZIP are archives that one normally receives
  via modem.  Self-extracting MM*.EXE is easier and safer for
  end users, but BBS operators often prefer .ZIP archives.  If
  you want to put MasterMind Typing 1.x in a new BBS or
  library, please advise Peter Turnquist, who will supply
  auxiliary files and both forms of archive to the system
  operator.  We encourage distribution of version 1.x
  (shareware) and forbid distributing version 2.x.
  
  Installation from MM*.EXE has two phases as follows.  Phase 2
  follows execution of MM*.EXE or unzipping of MM*.ZIP.
  
  1.  Make current the drive containing both MM*.EXE and
  Windows, usually drive C.  MM*.EXE may be in any directory. 
  Run MM*.EXE from either Windows or DOS.  This will extract
  the constituent files and write them in temporary directory
  \MMTEMP of the same drive.  The extraction program
  automatically creates directory \MMTEMP unless it already
  exists.  After extraction, README.TXT is accessible in
  directory \MMTEMP; but MasterMind programs still are
  compressed and cannot execute.
  
  2.  From Windows (not DOS), run the program file--
     \MMTEMP\SETUP.EXE
  SETUP will decompress and ask you where to write the files,
  offering directory C:\MMTYPE as the default destination. 
  SETUP will check first and abort, with notice, if space
  available on the destination disk is less than 1.2 Mbytes.
  
  If installation phase 2 fails because of insufficient disk
  space, please try moving the results of de-archiving
  (directory \MMTEMP contents) to a floppy diskette.  Also move
  the archive(s) MM*.EXE or MM*.ZIP to your backup medium. 
  Then delete from your main disk both directory \MMTEMP and
  the archive(s).  (Use caution if files besides MasterMind
  Typing share \MMTEMP.)  From Windows, direct the SETUP
  command to the floppy diskette for installation phase 2.
  
  
  INSTALLATION FROM MMPART?.*
  
  This applies only if you are installing without ToolBook
  files, because your system has them already.
  
  The prerequisite ToolBook files are:
     TBKBASE.DLL, 354K
     TBKCOMP.DLL, 105K
     TBKUTIL.DLL, 60K
     TBOOK.EXE, 400K
     TBKNET.EXE, 6K, if installed on a network
  
  First, please follow the procedure above for installation
  from an MM*.EXE or MM*.ZIP archive.  Depending on how you
  installed ToolBook, MasterMind Typing installation may be
  complete after SETUP execution.  Try double-clicking the
  MasterMind Typing icon.  If installation is complete,
  MasterMind Typing will start.
  
  If Windows reports inability to find the entire application,
  please use File Manager to "associate" ToolBook with
  MasterMind Typing.  Choose File|Associate, which produces a
  dialog box.  In the space for "Files with Extension," enter
          tbk
  Then tab to the space for "Associate With," and edit it to
  read
          \<path>\tbook.exe
  <path> is the directory or path for the ToolBook files, for
  example, TOOLBOOK.
  
  
  TIDYING AFTER INSTALLATION
  
  On the Windows desktop, SETUP leaves the MasterMind Typing
  icon, overlapping M's, in a new window titled "Temporary
  Group."  Please use your mouse to drag the icon to the group
  window where you wish to keep it.  Before you start the move,
  the destination window must be at least partly visible.
  
  Place the mouse pointer on the icon.  Then, while holding
  down the left mouse button, move the mouse to drag the icon. 
  When the icon is within the destination window, release the
  button.
  
  With a mouse click, please reactivate the Temporary Group
  window, which now should be empty.  Remove the temporary
  window with the DELete key.
  
  You may start MasterMind Typing by double-clicking its icon.
  
  This paragraph does not apply if you installed MasterMind
  Typing from a removable disk.  File Manager is convenient for
  this.  After copying MM*.EXE or MM*.ZIP to your usual backup
  medium--a floppy, for example--please delete the original
  archive(s) from your hard disk.  Directory \MMTEMP and its
  files have no more use, so please delete them too.  (Use
  caution if files besides MasterMind Typing share \MMTEMP.) 
  Be sure to keep everything that is in directory \MMTYPE.
  
  This paragraph applies only if you did a MasterMind Typing
  installation including ToolBook files that duplicate a
  ToolBook installation elsewhere in your system.  If you have
  ToolBook elsewhere and Windows "associates" ToolBook
  elsewhere with MasterMind Typing, please erase the duplicate
  files from the MasterMind Typing directory (normally
  \MMTYPE).  Do not erase TBKVIDEO.DLL, which is not a ToolBook
  file.  "Installation from MMPART?.*" above lists the relevant
  ToolBook files and explains "association."
  
  
  IF THE INSTALLATION IS INOPERATIVE
  
  MasterMind Typing calls the following Windows files that
  normally are in directory \WINDOWS\SYSTEM.
          sound.drv
          user.exe
  Administrators sometimes remove SOUND.DRV from network
  installations of Windows, incorrectly presuming that only
  games use it.  If a file is unavailable, an error message
  will specify it when you try to start MasterMind Typing.  You
  may add the file(s) either to an accessible directory of
  Windows or to directory \MMTYPE.
  
  Be sure that the files listed under "Uninstalling and
  Reinstalling" are present in \MMTYPE or the equivalent
  directory, except that the ToolBook files may be in a
  separate directory.  ("Association" via File Manager is
  irrelevant for the manual setup described below.)  If all
  files are present, probably automatic setup failed because of
  a nonstandard Windows installation.  With Program Manager or
  an equivalent shell, you can redo setup manually as follows. 
  If your Windows shell is not from Microsoft, you may need to
  translate these directions.
  
  If setup created a MasterMind Typing icon, please
  single-click it; then choose File|Properties for adjustment. 
  If setup failed even to create an icon, please choose
  File|New|ProgramItem.  Either way, the following entries
  should make MasterMind Typing work.
  
     Description:   Typing
  
     Command Line:  C:\<path>\tbook  mmtype.tbk
  
     Working Directory:  C:\mmtype
  
     Icon File Name:     C:\mmtype\mmbw.ico
  
  If you have MasterMind Typing on a drive other than C, please
  substitute the proper letter.  For the generic <path>, please
  substitute the path to the ToolBook files, usually directory
  MMTYPE, WINDOWS or TOOLBOOK.  Similarly, change the directory
  \MMTYPE if you put MasterMind Typing elsewhere.  The icon
  file name is accessible from the Program Item Properties
  dialog box via "Change Icon."
  
  
  OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
  
  MasterMind Typing will put appropriate instructions on-screen
  as you use it.  If you wish, a mouse click on a PRINT button
  will send the instructions of interest to your printer.
  
  You will use your mouse to set up a lesson.  Within a lesson,
  though, the mouse is inoperative and you use keys only.  The
  control to stop or interrupt a lesson is function key <F1>.
  
  Before reading the instructions thoroughly, it helps to start
  your first lesson and observe how MasterMind Typing works. 
  This will make the instructions easier to understand.  But
  please run a lesson no more than a few minutes before reading
  the instructions, or you will develop bad habits.
  
  
  SHAREWARE DISTRIBUTION
  
  Version 2.x is not shareware and not distributable.  The
  following applies to distribution of version 1.x shareware by
  both professionals and amateurs.  Version 1.x shareware
  distribution must be either free of charge or within the
  rules of the Association of Shareware Professionals. 
  Distributable files differ with the means of distribution: 
  archive for electronic distribution or multi-file set for
  distribution on diskettes.
  
  Please contact Peter Turnquist to get the proper archive or
  file set for the distribution intended.  No charge.  To
  remake an archive or file set is improper, because the change
  would breach the license and probably impair installation.
  
  A catalog of shareware, electronic or otherwise, must
  describe version 1.x in terms approved by Peter Turnquist. 
  The latest revision of CATALOG.TXT or FILE_ID.DIZ, issued by
  Peter Turnquist, is an approved description.
  
  
  UPGRADE; SUPPORT; SITE LICENSING; ORDERS
  
  If you have only shareware version 1.x, you need version 2.x
  for advanced lessons.   Because version 1.x takes only about
  six hours to teach you the keyboard, please order your 2.x
  upgrade NOW!  So your advanced lessons will be here when you
  want them.  For the order form, click the "upgrade" button
  while running shareware version 1.x.
  
  Upgrade 2.x adds two more phases of learning for dexterity
  and speed.  Working with full words, phase 2 quickly makes
  you adept on all the 2-letter and 3-letter sequences common
  in English.  Then finish the course with sentence text in
  phase 3.  Besides perfecting your typing, phase 3 enables you
  to impress friends with eloquent recitations.  As in phase 1,
  the MasterMind magic makes learning fast and easy in advanced
  phases too.
  
  About MasterMind Typing, including orders if payment is by
  check or money order, please contact
  
  Peter Turnquist
  2400 Olympic Blvd., suite 3-192
  Walnut Creek, California  94595-1500
  U.S.A.
  (510)210-1603
  
  With payment by credit card, Public Software Library (PSL)
  takes orders for MasterMind Typing 2.x (PSL program 10632)
  but has no other information.  MasterCard, VISA, Amex and
  Discover are welcome.  PSL takes oral orders at (800)242-4775
  from the U.S.A. or (713)524-6394 from other countries.  For
  other ways to order, choose "upgrade" when running version
  1.x.
  
  For advice about Windows, Microsoft support is (206)637-7098
  in Redmond, Washington.