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               Copyright (c) 1993 by P2 Enterprises.  All Rights
               Reserved.

               Demo Workshop V1.1




























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                                      CONTENTS



               DEMO WORKSHOP USERS GUIDE..............................i
               WHAT IS SHAREWARE?.....................................1
               INSTALLING DEMO WORKSHOP...............................2
               INTRODUCTION...........................................4
                    OVERVIEW..........................................4
                    USING DEMO WORKSHOP...............................5
                      Recording Scenes for Your Presentation .........5
                      Editing Your Recorded Presentation .............5
                      Special Effects ................................6
                      Creating The Presentation program ..............6
                      Monochrome Support .............................6
               RECORDING WITH SR......................................8
                    INSTALLING AND REMOVING SR........................8
                      Installing SR in Memory ........................8
                      Removing SR from Memory ........................8
                    THE SR COMMAND LINE...............................10
                      Obtaining Help - the /? Switch .................10
                      Setting the Record Hot Key - the /R Switch .....11
                      Setting the Snapshot Hot Key - The /S Switch ...12
                      The Recording File .............................12
                    SCENES AND SNAPSHOTS..............................13
                      How SR Records .................................13
                      Snapshots ......................................13
                      Scenes .........................................13
               EDITING YOUR PRESENTATION WITH DW......................14
                    OVERVIEW..........................................14
                      Scenes .........................................14
                      Special Effects ................................14
                      Timing .........................................15
                      Color and Monochrome ...........................15
                    INVOKING DW.......................................16
                    THE INFORMATION WINDOW............................17
                    THE DW ON-LINE HELP SYSTEM........................18
               THE DW MAIN MENU.......................................19
                      Rewind .........................................19
                      Play ...........................................19
                      Hide Workshop Windows ..........................20
                      Clear Screen ...................................20


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                      Insert Scene Break .............................21
                      Go To Scene ....................................21
                      Scene Operations ...............................22
                      Re-Number Scenes ...............................23
                      ALTER OUTPUT DELAY .............................23
                      File ...........................................23
                      Monochrome and Color ...........................23
                      Registration ...................................24
                      DOS Shell ......................................24
                      Help ...........................................25
                      Exit ...........................................25
               DW SCENE OPERATIONS....................................26
                      Add Text Window ................................26
                      Add Menu .......................................26
                      Name ...........................................26
                      Skip or Don't Skip .............................27
                      Delete .........................................27
                      Merge With Next ................................27
                      Set Next Scene .................................27
                      Clone Scene ....................................27
                      Set Scene Pause Time ...........................28
                      Set Entry Style ................................28
                      Keep/REMOVE Existing Text Windows ..............29
                      Do Not Refresh Screen on Entry .................29
                      Cancel [Esc] ...................................29
               WORKING WITH TEXT WINDOWS..............................30
                      Edit ...........................................30
                      Import Text File ...............................31
                      Relocate .......................................31
                      Re-size ........................................31
                      Title ..........................................31
                      Time-out .......................................32
                      Border Type ....................................32
                      Colors .........................................33
                      Entry Style and Exit Style .....................33
                      Erase/DO NOT ERASE Before Continuing ...........34
                      Test TEXT WINDOW ...............................34
                      Main Menu [Esc] ................................34
               WORKING WITH MENUS.....................................35
                    SHORTCUT KEYS.....................................35
                    THE MENU OPTIONS SUB-MENU.........................36
                      Title ..........................................36
                      Time-out .......................................36
                      Border Type ....................................36
                      Zooming ........................................37
                      Colors .........................................37
                      Relocate .......................................37
                      Set Default Item ...............................38


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                      Selection Options ..............................38
                      Add Item to End of Menu ........................39
                      Insert New Item ................................39
                      Remove Item ....................................39
                      Modify/Move Item ...............................39
                      Test Menu ......................................40
               THE DW FILE MENU.......................................41
                      Save Changes ...................................41
                      Create .EXE File ...............................41
                      Add Monochrome Scenes to .EXE File .............42
                      Presentation Program Arguments .................42
                      Include Scenes From Another File ...............42
               TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS.................43
                    MEMORY REQUIREMENTS...............................43
                      SR - The Screen Recorder .......................43
                      DW - The Presentation Editor ...................43
                    MINIMUM DOS VERSION...............................43
                    DESIGN  LIMITS....................................44
                    CPU REQUIREMENTS..................................44
               LICENSE, WARRANTY, REGISTRATION, AND SUPPORT...........45
                    LICENSE...........................................45
                    LIMITED WARRANTY..................................47
                      U.S. GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS ..............47
                    REGISTRATION......................................48
                    SUPPORT...........................................49

























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                                 WHAT IS SHAREWARE?






               Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try
               software before buying it. If you try a shareware program
               and continue using it, you are expected to register.
               Individual programs differ on details -- some request
               registration while others require it, some specify a
               maximum trial period. With registration, you get anything
               from the simple right to continue using the software to
               an updated program with printed manual.

               Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial
               software, and the copyright holder retains all rights,
               with a few specific exceptions as stated below. Shareware
               authors are accomplished programmers, just like
               commercial authors, and the programs are of comparable
               quality. (In both cases, there are good programs and bad
               ones!) The main difference is in the method of
               distribution. The author specifically grants the right to
               copy and distribute the software, either to all and
               sundry or to a specific group. For example, some authors
               require written permission before a commercial disk
               vendor may copy their Shareware.

               Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of
               software.  You should find software that suits your needs
               and pocketbook, whether it's commercial or Shareware. The
               Shareware system makes fitting your needs easier, because
               you can try before you buy. And because the overhead is
               low, prices are low also.  Shareware has the ultimate
               money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the product, you
               don't pay for it.





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                              INSTALLING DEMO WORKSHOP





               1.Create a directory on your hard disk to contain the
                 Demo Workshop files.  In the example, we will install
                 Demo Workshop on drive C in a directory called DW.

                      C:\> MKDIR DW

               2.Change your default directory to the new directory and
                 unpack the DWRK10 kit.

                 If you received Demo Workshop in the file DWRK10.EXE,
                 execute the following commands, assuming DWRK10.EXE is
                 located in floppy drive A.

                      C:\> CD DW
                      C:\DW> A:\DWRK10

                 If you received Demo Workshop in the file DWRK10.ZIP,
                 execute the following commands, assuming DWRK10.ZIP is
                 located in floppy drive A, and the unzipping program
                 PKUNZIP is available in your path.

                      C:\> CD DW
                      C:\DW> PKUNZIP A:\DWRK10

               3.Add the following command to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

                      SET DWDIR=C:\DW

                 This lets DW know where to find the files it needs to
                 operate.

               4.You may also want to add the directory C:\DW to your
                 path in AUTOEXEC.BAT so you can execute DW and SR from
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               5.Execute the command

                      C:\DW> SET DWDIR=C:\DW

                 (You won't have to do this in the future, because you
                 have placed this command in your AUTOEXEC.BAT in step
                 3.)

               6.You may execute the Demo Workshop sample presentation
                 if you wish by typing

                      C:\DW> DWDEMO


               Note that you must have a DW presentation file or an SR
               recording file before you can successfully invoke DW.

               You can create an empty SR recording file easily, by
               invoking SR twice in a row, like this:

                 C:\DW> SR
                 ...
                 ...
                 C:\DW> SR
                 Screen recorder removed from memory.

                 C:\DW>

               This creates the default recording file SCREEN.REC.





















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                                    INTRODUCTION






            OVERVIEW


               Demo Workshop is a tool for creating on-line
               presentations.  The presentations you create with Demo
               Workshop are well suited for use as software product
               demonstrations and tutorials.  Demo Workshop uses actual
               recorded screens from your software product combined with
               pop-up text windows, pop-up menus, and special effects to
               create a professional-appearing demo or tutorial.

               You can also use Demo Workshop to create presentations
               which use no recorded screens, but instead consist of
               only pop-up text windows and menus.  These types of
               presentations can be useful for providing a "help"
               facility.  In fact, Demo Workshop uses this technique for
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            USING DEMO WORKSHOP


               RECORDING SCENES FOR YOUR PRESENTATION

               The first step in creating your presentation is to record
               the screens presented by your program in actual use.  You
               do this using the Demo Workshop screen recorder SR.  SR
               is a TSR (Terminate and Stay Resident) program provided
               with Demo Workshop for this purpose.  Once SR is loaded,
               you can start and stop recording at any time using a hot
               key (by default Alt-R).  SR records everything that
               appears on the screen along with timing information so
               that when the recording is played back it looks just as
               if the program is actually running.

               In addition, SR allows you to take "snapshots" of a
               particular screen both while you are recording and when
               you are not recording.  You do this using another hot key
               (by default Alt-S).  Snapshots produce markers in the
               recording that can be located easily later on when you
               are editing your presentation.  You can add these
               markers, called "scene breaks," when you edit your
               presentation, as well.  You can create a recording
               consisting solely of snapshots, but it will appear more
               like a series of still scenes rather than showing the
               motion on the screen as a continuous recording does.



               EDITING YOUR RECORDED PRESENTATION

               You use the Demo Workshop presentation editor, DW, to
               edit your presentation.  First, you use DW to divide your
               recording up into segments called "scenes".  DW allows
               you to play back your recording at high speed, normal
               speed, slow speed, and in "single-step" mode to make it
               easy to position your scene breaks accurately.

               Once you have defined a number of scenes (you can add and
               remove scene breaks at any time), you can cut them out of
               the recording, "clone" them, and alter the order in which
               they play.  You can even create loops of scene sequences
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               You can place pop-up text windows and pop-up menus at
               scene breaks.  Pop-up windows and menus overlay the scene
               on which they are placed, thus appearing to be in front
               of the background scene.  You can position the windows
               anywhere you wish and set the size and colors to
               complement the scene in the background.  You can enter
               text into a text window directly from the keyboard, or
               import it from a text file.

               Each item in the pop-up menus is associated with a
               "destination scene" from which the presentation continues
               when the menu item is chosen.  Menus allow viewers of
               your presentation to select the portion of your
               presentation they wish to view next.  You can put time-
               outs on both menus and text windows so that your
               presentation can proceed automatically without user input
               and yet still respond to user input should they wish to
               interact with the presentation.  Menus can be set to
               auto-increment to the next selection each time they are
               displayed so that an entire presentation can be
               continuously displayed without intervention.


               SPECIAL EFFECTS

               You can add special entry and exit effects to your pop-up
               windows and special effects to scene transitions.  The
               effects available include wipes, squeezes, dissolves, and
               zooms.  These special effects help to keep the viewer's
               interest and add a professional touch to your
               presentations.


               CREATING THE PRESENTATION PROGRAM

               When you are satisfied with your presentation, you direct
               DW to create a .EXE file (a standalone program.)  This
               program contains the entire presentation and is all that
               a viewer needs to view your presentation.  No supporting
               files are required.


               MONOCHROME SUPPORT

               DW allows you to view your presentation in monochrome
               mode on your color monitor so that you can see how it
               will appear to users who do not have color systems.
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               presentation to your standalone program.  The standalone
               program will automatically select the color or monochrome
               presentation depending on the type of video interface
               card installed in the computer on which the presentation
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                                  RECORDING WITH SR






            INSTALLING AND REMOVING SR



               INSTALLING SR IN MEMORY

               Simply running SR from the DOS command prompt causes SR
               to install itself in memory:
          ------------------------------------------------------------------------
          C:\DW> SR
          SR V1.1 930101 Copyright (c) 1993 P2 Enterprises.  All Rights Reserved.

          Press Alt-R to start and stop screen recording.
          Press Alt-S to take a screen snapshot.

          C:\DW>
          ------------------------------------------------------------------------



               REMOVING SR FROM MEMORY

               Running SR a second time causes it to remove itself from
               memory:
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
          C:\DW> SR
          Screen recorder removed from memory.

          C:\DW>
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------





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               Note that if another TSR was loaded after SR, it may not
               be able to remove itself successfully.  Should this
               occur, the following message is displayed:
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------
          C:\DW>SR
          Screen recorder cannot be removed from memory.

          C:\DW>
          ----------------------------------------------------------------------

               If this happens, remove the TSRs that were loaded after
               SR and then try again to remove SR.



































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            THE SR COMMAND LINE

               SR accepts a number of command line arguments, none of
               which are required.  They are described in the following
               sections.




               OBTAINING HELP - THE /? SWITCH

               The /? switch causes SR to display information about the
               command options available:
          ------------------------------------------------------------------------
          C:\DW> SR /?
          SR V1.1 SHARE0 Copyright (c) 1993 P2 Enterprises.  All Rights Reserved.

          Usage: SR [/R=key] [/S=key] [/?] [file]

            /R    sets the record toggle hot key.  The default is ALT-R.
            /S    sets the snapshot/scene mark hot key. The default is ALT-S.
            /?    displays this text.
            file  is the file to which recorded screens will be written.
                  The default is SCREEN.REC.

          If SR is already resident in memory, invoking it again will cause
          it to remove itself from memory.

          Examples: SR /R=F12 /S=CTRL-K MYFILE.REC
                    SR MYFILE.REC
                    SR
                    SR /S=ALT-F9
          C:\DW>
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               SETTING THE RECORD HOT KEY - THE /R SWITCH

               The /R switch allows you to set the record toggle hot key
               (the key you press to start and stop screen recording).
               Here is a list of the keys that you may use:

               SHFT-TAB        ALT-Q           ALT-W           ALT-E
               ALT-R           ALT-T           ALT-Y           ALT-U
               ALT-I           ALT-O           ALT-P           ALT-A
               ALT-S           ALT-D           ALT-F           ALT-G
               ALT-H           ALT-J           ALT-K           ALT-L
               ALT-Z           ALT-X           ALT-C           ALT-V
               ALT-B           ALT-N           ALT-M           F1
               F2              F3              F4              F5
               F6              F7              F8              F9
               F10             HOME            UP              PGUP
               LEFT            RIGHT           END             DOWN
               PGDWN           INSERT          DELETE          SHFT-F1
               SHFT-F2         SHFT-F3         SHFT-F4         SHFT-F5
               SHFT-F6         SHFT-F7         SHFT-F8         SHFT-F9
               SHFT-F10        CTRL-F1         CTRL-F2         CTRL-F3
               CTRL-F4         CTRL-F5         CTRL-F6         CTRL-F7
               CTRL-F8         CTRL-F9         CTRL-F10        ALT-F1
               ALT-F2          ALT-F3          ALT-F4          ALT-F5
               ALT-F6          ALT-F7          ALT-F8          ALT-F9
               ALT-F10         CTRL-LEFT       CTRL-RIGHT      CTRL-END
               CTRL-PGDWN      CTRL-HOME       ALT-1           ALT-2
               ALT-3           ALT-4           ALT-5           ALT-6
               ALT-7           ALT-8           ALT-9           ALT-0
               ALT--           ALT-=           CTRL-PGUP       CTRL-A
               CTRL-B          CTRL-C          CTRL-D          CTRL-E
               CTRL-F          CTRL-G          CTRL-H          CTRL-I
               CTRL-J          CTRL-K          CTRL-L          CTRL-M
               CTRL-N          CTRL-O          CTRL-P          CTRL-Q
               CTRL-R          CTRL-S          CTRL-T          CTRL-U
               CTRL-V          CTRL-W          CTRL-X          CTRL-Y
               CTRL-Z          ESC             F11             F12
               SHFT-F11        SHFT-F12        CTRL-F11        CTRL-F12
               ALT-F11         ALT-F12         NONE









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               SETTING THE SNAPSHOT HOT KEY - THE /S SWITCH

               The /S switch allows you to set the hot key to be used to
               take snapshots and mark scene breaks.  The same hot keys
               are available as are listed above for the /R switch.



               THE RECORDING FILE

               You may place the name of the file into which SR will
               place its recording on the SR command line.  The default
               file is SCREEN.REC.  If the file exists, SR will ask if
               you wish to overwrite it.



































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            SCENES AND SNAPSHOTS



               HOW SR RECORDS

               Every 55 milliseconds SR examines the current screen
               contents and compares it to what it was the last time it
               looked.  Any differences are recorded in the recording
               file.  Thus, the amount of information stored is actually
               far less than would be required if the entire screen were
               saved every 55 milliseconds.  In addition, SR uses a
               number of data compression techniques to additionally
               decrease the size of the recording file.

               When recording starts, a series of rising tones is
               emitted from your computer's speaker.  When recording
               ceases, a series of falling tones is emitted.


               SNAPSHOTS

               When you press the snapshot hot key, SR places a scene
               break in the recording file and writes the complete
               contents of the current screen to the recording file.
               This occurs whether or not recording is in progress.
               Thus, even if you have never started recording with the
               record hot key, you can take snapshots of whatever is on
               the screen.

               When a snapshot is taken, a characteristic series of
               tones is emitted frm your computer's speaker.


               SCENES

               The Demo Workshop editor, DW, works with "scenes".
               Scenes are segments of a recording.  Whenever you press
               the snapshot hot key, you create a scene break in the
               recording file.  The scene break is the boundary between
               scenes.  While you can add scene breaks using DW, it is
               sometimes useful to create scene breaks while recording
               to make it easier during editing to locate a particular
               section of the recording.  The use of scenes is fully
               described in the chapter on editing Demo Workshop
               presentations.


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                          EDITING YOUR PRESENTATION WITH DW






            OVERVIEW


               The Demo Workshop presentation editor, DW, allows you to
               edit your SR recording and add pop-up text windows, pop-
               up menus, and special effects to your presentation.



               SCENES

               DW works with "scenes".  Scenes are segments of your SR
               recording.  The boundaries between adjacent scenes are
               called scene breaks.  You can insert a scene break at any
               point in your presentation at any time.  (You can remove
               them too.)  Scene breaks are also created by SR during
               recording whenever you press the snapshot hot key.

               Scenes can be cut from the presentation, "cloned" or
               copied, and re-sequenced however you want.  Text windows
               and menus can only be inserted into your presentation at
               scene breaks, and this is the most common reason to
               insert a scene break.



               SPECIAL EFFECTS

               DW also allows you to specify a special effect to be
               applied when a window is displayed (the entry effect) and
               when a window is removed (the exit effect).  Instead of
               abruptly appearing on the screen, the special effects
               make the arrival of a text window more interesting.  A


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               variety of effects are available, including dissolves,
               wipes, and squeezes.

               Special effects may also be applied to scene entries.
               Note that if the scene being entered is only slightly
               different from what is currently displayed, the special
               effect may not be noticeable.



               TIMING

               DW gives you control over the timing of your
               presentation.  You can alter delays present in your SR
               recording and specify time-outs for your text windows and
               menus.  You can also specify an entry pause time for each
               scene in your presentation.  These time-outs remain
               constant independent of CPU speed.



               COLOR AND MONOCHROME

               You can set the colors used in your windows and menus to
               complement the screen background.  On monochrome systems
               however, the results may be unacceptable.  DW allows you
               to view your presentation in monochrome mode so you can
               see how it will appear on monochrome systems.  In
               addition, you can prepare a separate monochrome
               presentation if you wish and DW will combine it with the
               color presentation in the presentation program.  The
               presentation program includes processing to determine the
               type of video card present on the system on which it is
               executing and display either the color or monochrome
               presentation, whichever is appropriate.















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            INVOKING DW



               To edit your SR recording, invoke DW with the DOS command
               DW, optionally supplying the presentation (or SR
               recording) file name.  If you don't supply the name, DW
               will prompt you for it, supplying a default of
               SCREEN.REC.

                 NOTE: Whenever DW supplies a default, if you just begin
                 typing in a new entry, DW will automatically delete the
                 default.  You needn't delete the default first using
                 the backspace or delete keys.

               If you have never processed your presentation with DW
               before, DW processes the SR recording into a new format
               more suitable for editing.  Two scenes are created
               automatically, one at the beginning of your recording and
               one at the end.  In addition, a scene is created for each
               snapshot in the SR recording and each time you ended a
               recording segment with the record toggle hot key.


























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            THE INFORMATION WINDOW


               The Information window is located in the upper right
               corner of the screen whenever the DW Main Menu is
               displayed.  The following information is displayed in the
               Information Window:

                 Input File
                    The input file is the presentation file currently
                    being edited.

                 Available Memory
                    This is the memory left which is available to store
                    information required by DW for editing your
                    presentation.  Observe this value over time.  If it
                    sinks to too low a value, DW may not be able to save
                    your presentation.  The only solution to a low
                    memory situation is to simplify your presentation
                    (i.e., fewer scenes, text windows, and menus).

                 Defined Scenes
                    This is the current number of scenes you have
                    defined in your presentation.

                 Current Scene
                    This is the scene number and name of the scene in
                    which the current playback position is located.

                 Current Index
                    This is the offset of the current playback position
                    in the presentation file.  Note that it may not be
                    the position of a scene break.

                 Output Delay
                    This is the delay recorded by SR at the current
                    position in the playback file.  It can be modified
                    with the Alter Output Delay selection on the Main
                    Menu.

                 Scene Pause Time
                    This is the scene pause time assigned to the current
                    scene.  The pause time must pass before any text
                    windows or menus assigned to the scene are
                    displayed.




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            THE DW ON-LINE HELP SYSTEM



               You can press the F1 key at any time while running DW to
               display help on the current menu selection or prompt.
               After the help window is displayed, pressing Esc will
               return you to DW at the point where you pressed F1.  If
               you instead press Enter, the DW Help Menu is displayed,
               allowing you to access additional help topics.

               You can also access the DW Help Menu by choosing the Help
               selection from the DW Main Menu.



































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                                  THE DW MAIN MENU







               REWIND

               The Rewind main menu selection sets the current playback
               position to the beginning of your presentation.



               PLAY

               The Play main menu selection displays the Playback sub-
               menu, which allows you to select one of the following
               Playback options:

                 Fast
                    This selection plays your presentation from the
                    current position at high speed.  Press any key to
                    stop playback.  To stop playback when it is paused
                    at a text window or menu, press Esc.


                 Normal
                    This selection plays your presentation from the
                    current position at the same speed at which viewers
                    will experience it.  Press any key to stop playback.
                    To stop playback when it is paused at a text window
                    or menu, press Esc.

                 Slow
                    This selection plays your presentation at slow speed
                    to allow you to locate positions in your
                    presentation (usually in preparation to insert a
                    scene break).  Press any key to stop playback.  To


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                    stop playback when it is paused at a text window or
                    menu, press Esc.


                 Single Step
                    This selection plays the smallest segment of your
                    presentation possible each time you press a key.
                    The amount played may be as small as a single
                    character or as large as several lines of text.  The
                    amount in each step is determined by the amount
                    recorded as a block by SR.  SR records in blocks to
                    decrease the size of the recording file.

                    To End single-stepping, press the Esc key.



                 Cancel [Esc]
                      This selection cancels your play request.
                      Pressing the Esc key has the same effect as
                      selecting this item -- you are returned to the
                      main menu.


               DW always starts playing from the current point in the
               presentation.  To view your presentation from the
               beginning, select Rewind from the main menu before
               selecting Play.



               HIDE WORKSHOP WINDOWS

               The Hide Workshop Windows selection removes the DW Main
               Menu and Information Window from the screen, allowing you
               to view the current scene uncluttered.  To restore the
               workshop windows, press any key.



               CLEAR SCREEN

               This selection erases all the current scene data from the
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               INSERT SCENE BREAK

               This selection inserts a scene break at the current
               playback position, terminating the current scene, and
               creating a new scene beginning at the current position.
               You will be prompted for a name for the new scene (i.e.,
               the scene beginning at the new scene break).  You need
               not name the scene at this time if you wish.  You can
               name it later with the Name selection of the Scene
               Operations sub-menu.

               The new scene is given the next available scene number.
               You can re-number scenes if you wish using the Re-Number
               Scenes selection from the Main Menu.



               GO TO SCENE

               The Go To Scene selection displays the scene selection
               menu.  Each line in the menu displays information about a
               scene.  Select the scene to which you want to position
               your presentation using the up and down arrow keys and
               then press Enter.  To cancel the Go To Scene operation,
               press the Esc key.

               The opening screen of the selected scene is displayed
               when a scene is selected.

               If more scenes have been defined than will fit on the
               screen, the scene selection menu will scroll when you
               attempt to move the highlighted selection off the top or
               bottom of the menu.

               Information displayed about each scene in the scene
               selection menu includes:

                 No.
                    This is a number assigned to each scene.  When you
                    create a new scene, it is given the next consecutive
                    number.  This usually results in the numbers
                    appearing out of order in the scene selection menu.
                    The Re-Number Scenes selection from the Main Menu
                    re-assigns the scene numbers in order.

                 Start
                    This is the index in the presentation file of the
                    beginning of the scene.


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                 End
                    This is the index in the presentation file of the
                    end of the scene.

                 Status
                    The status of a scene can be either ok or skip.
                    Skip indicates that the scene will be skipped when
                    it is encountered during playback.  The Skip
                    selection from the Scene Operations sub-menu is used
                    to change a scene's status to skip.

                 Next
                    This is the scene to which playback will transfer
                    when this scene is complete.  A value of 0 indicates
                    that the next scene is the scene following this one
                    in the scene selection menu.  The next scene is set
                    using the Set Next Scene selection from the Scene
                    Operations sub-menu.  The next scene is
                    automatically updated correctly when the Re-Number
                    Scenes selection from the Main Menu is executed.


                 Type
                    The scene type is normal, text, menu, textmenu, or
                    exit.  A scene without an attached text window or
                    menu is designated  as type normal.  A scene with
                    both an attached text window and menu is designated
                    as type textmenu.  The special exit type is assigned
                    to the scene that terminates playback.  The exit
                    scene is created automatically when your SR
                    recording is processed by DW.

                 Name
                    This is the name assigned to this scene.  You first
                    assign the name when you create the scene using the
                    Insert Scene Break selection from the Main Menu.  It
                    can be changed at any time with the Name selection
                    from the Scene Operations sub-menu.



               SCENE OPERATIONS

               The Scene Operations selection invokes the Scene
               Operations sub-menu.  The Scene Operations sub-menu
               contains selections that operate on the current scene
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               invoked with the Go To Scene selection from the Main
               Menu).

               See the section on DW Scene Operations for information on
               the Scene Operations sub-menu selections.



               RE-NUMBER SCENES

               The Re-Number Scenes selection re-numbers all the
               currently defined scenes starting with 1.  Next scene
               numbers and menu item destinations are adjusted
               appropriately, so this selection may be executed safely
               at any time during the DW session.



               ALTER OUTPUT DELAY

               This selection allows you to alter the output delay in
               the recording as displayed in the Information Window as
               Output Delay.  Note that when you change this value it is
               immediately written to the current file.  You cannot undo
               changes in output delay times by simply not saving your
               changes as you can other changes made in a DW session.



               FILE

               The File selection invokes the File sub-menu.  The File
               sub-menu contains selections related to saving the
               current presentation, creating .EXE files, and reading
               scenes from a different presentation file.  The File sub-
               menu selections are described in the section on the DW
               File Menu.



               MONOCHROME AND COLOR

               Either the Monochrome or Color selection is displayed in
               the Main Menu.  This selection allows you to view your
               presentation in monochrome mode to see how users with
               monochrome monitors will experience your presentation.
               When in monochrome mode, the Color menu item is displayed
               in place of the Monochrome item.


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                 NOTE: Some DOS memory management utilities may choose,
                 on color systems, to use the upper memory area normally
                 reserved for use by monochrome video cards.  Switching
                 to monochrome mode when this has been done may cause a
                 system crash or other strange behavior.  The best
                 solution to this problem is to reconfigure the memory
                 management utility to leave the monochrome video memory
                 alone, or avoid monochrome mode entirely.



               REGISTRATION

               This selection invokes the Registration sub-menu which
               contains the following selections:

                 Registration Information
                    This selection describes the shareware terms under
                    which Demo Workshop is distributed.

                 Enter Product Registration Key
                   This selection allows you to enter the Product
                    Registration Key that is supplied to you when you
                    register Demo Workshop with P2 Enterprises.  Once
                    you have entered your PRK, the requests to register
                    which are displayed when you start DW and SR are
                    eliminated.

                 DOS Phantom
                    This selection displays a description of the P2
                    Enterprises product DOS Phantom, a program that
                    works with keyboard input rather than screen output
                    as does Demo Workshop.

                 Main Menu [Esc]
                    This selection (or pressing the Esc key) returns you
                    to the DW Main Menu.



               DOS SHELL

               This selection saves your DW context in extended memory
               if available, or in a swap file if extended memory is not
               available, and spawns a DOS shell.  About 4K of memory is
               used by DW in this process.  To return to DW, type EXIT
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               HELP

               The Help selection displays the DW Help Menu, from which
               you can obtain information on all the DW commands.  Note
               that as an alternative, pressing the F1 key causes help
               on the current menu selection to be displayed.



               EXIT

               This selection exits DW.  If changes have been made, you
               will be asked whether you wish to save your work before
               exiting.


































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                                 DW SCENE OPERATIONS







               The selections contained in this menu act on the current
               scene (i.e., the scene selected using the Go To Scene
               selection from the Main Menu).



               ADD TEXT WINDOW

               This selection inserts a text window at the start of the
               current scene.  For information about text windows, see
               the section on Working With Text Windows.



               ADD MENU

               This selection inserts a menu at the start of the current
               scene,  For information about menus, see the section on
               Working With Menus.



               NAME

               This selection allows you to change the name of the
               current scene.  The scene name is displayed in the scene
               selection sub-menu displayed when you select Go To Scene
               from the Main Menu.  The scene name also provides the
               default title assigned to new text windows and menus
               assigned to the scene.




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               SKIP OR DON'T SKIP

               One of these selections is displayed depending on whether
               the current scene status is skip or ok.  A scene whose
               status is skip is passed over when it is encountered
               during playback.



               DELETE

               This selection removes the current scene permanently from
               the presentation.  It is suggested that you use the Skip
               selection instead of delete until your presentation is
               complete, and then delete the skipped scenes.



               MERGE WITH NEXT

               This selection removes a scene break, merging the current
               scene with the one following.  Note that any text windows
               and menus attached to the following scene are lost when
               this action is taken.



               SET NEXT SCENE

               This selection allows you to specify the scene at which
               playback is to continue when this scene is complete.  You
               can use this selection to re-order the scenes in your
               presentation and to create loops of scenes.  (You can use
               a menu selection to break out of a loop.)



               CLONE SCENE

               This selection creates a copy of the current scene and
               places it after the current scene.  The name given to the
               new scene is the name of the current scene with "(clone)"
               appended.  Any text windows or menus assigned to the
               scene are copied as well.  Note that the cloned scene is
               always set to refresh on entry, even if the current scene
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               The cloned scene becomes the current scene for further
               scene operations.



               SET SCENE PAUSE TIME

               This selection allows you to specify a pause time to be
               attached to the current scene.  The pause is applied on
               scene entry.  This is especially useful for scenes which
               were created using the snapshot feature of SR, as these
               scenes have no intrinsic timing as do screen recordings.

               The scene pause time is applied before any text windows
               or menus assigned to the scene are displayed.



               SET ENTRY STYLE

               The Set Entry Style allows you to apply a special effect
               to the scene's entry.  Entry styles gradually replace the
               current screen image with the initial screen of the new
               scene using one of a number of special effects.  Note
               that if the current scene's initial screen is similar to
               the screen contents displayed when the scene is
               encountered, the special effect may not be very
               noticeable.  Thus, entry styles are most useful when the
               scene being entered is significantly different from what
               is currently displayed on the screen.  Entry styles are
               especially effective when moving between SR snapshot
               scenes or moving to a new scene as the result of a menu
               selection.

               The entry styles you may choose from include:

                 Normal
                 Vertical and  Horizontal Blinds,
                 Left,Right, Top and Bottom Wipe,
                 Vertical and Horizontal Expansion,
                 Vertical and Horizontal Squeeze,
                 Left Checkered and Right Checkered, and
                 Dissolve.

               Note that DW automatically ignores these special effects
               on slow processors on which the time required to process
               the special effect wouldslow down the presentation
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               KEEP/REMOVE EXISTING TEXT WINDOWS

               If the scene is set to Keep Existing Windows currently,
               the selection Remove Existing Windows is displayed in its
               place.

               This selection determines whether text windows displayed
               on the screen when the current scene is entered will be
               erased before the current scene's initial screen is
               displayed.  Keeping existing text windows allows you to
               accumulate text windows across scenes.

               Note that text windows always occupy the foreground, with
               the scene displayed in the background.



               DO NOT REFRESH SCREEN ON ENTRY

               When a scene is created (with SR, Insert Scene Break, or
               Clone), the current screen image is saved.  Normally,
               this saved screen is displayed when the screen is
               entered.  This allows screens to be re-ordered without
               losing context.  This may not be desirable in some
               circumstances, so this selection is provided to eliminate
               the saved screen.

               Note that once removed, the saved screen data may not be
               restored.

               Removing superfluous saved screens can significantly
               reduce the size of your presentation .EXE file.



               CANCEL [ESC]

               This selection returns you to the Main Menu without
               taking any action.








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                              WORKING WITH TEXT WINDOWS






               When you select Add Text Window from the Scene Operations
               sub-menu, DW creates a text window and places you in Edit
               mode.  While you are in edit mode, you can enter text
               into the window, re-size the window with Shift-<arrow
               key>, and move the window with Ctrl-<arrow key>.  Press
               the Esc key to leave edit mode.

               The Insert key can be used to toggle between insert and
               overstrike mode.

               When you leave edit mode, the Text Window Options menu is
               displayed.  The selections contained in this menu are
               described below.



               EDIT

               This selection returns you to edit mode.   While you are
               in edit mode, you can enter text into the window, re-size
               the window with Shift-<arrow key>, and move the window
               with Ctrl-<arrow key>.    Press Esc to return to the Text
               Window Options menu.

               Text entered into the window automatically word-wraps at
               the right margin.   Word-wrapped text is automatically
               reformatted when you change the window size.  If you
               enter new-lines with the Enter key, re-formatting will
               not remove the new-line.  You should start new paragraphs
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               IMPORT TEXT FILE

               This selection allows you to insert text from a DOS text
               file into the window.

               You will be prompted for the file from which the text is
               to be read.  DW reads the entire file you specify.  The
               text from the file is entered into the text window just
               as if you had typed it at the keyboard at the current
               cursor position.  This allows you to prepare your window
               text with the editor of your choice, or to obtain window
               text from existing documents.



               RELOCATE

               The Relocate selection allows you to move the text window
               to a new location on the screen.  After selecting this
               option, you can use the arrow keys to relocate the
               window.  Press the Esc key when you are done.

               Note that you can also move the window while in Edit mode
               using the Ctrl-<arrow-key> key combination.



               RE-SIZE

               This selection allows you to change the size of the text
               window.  After selecting this option, you can re-size the
               window with the arrow keys.  The up and down arrow keys
               will move the bottom border of the window, while the left
               and right arrows will move the right border.  Any text
               within the window is automatically re-formatted to fit in
               the new size.

               Note that you can also re-size the window while in Edit
               mode using the Shift-<arrow-key> key combination.



               TITLE

               This selection allows you the enter the text that is
               displayed in the top title bar of the text window.  If
               the title is empty, the title bar is not displayed with
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               TIME-OUT

               This selection allows you to enter the window time-out
               value.  The window time-out is the number of seconds that
               the window will be displayed before the presentation
               continues.  The viewer of your presentation can press any
               key to cause the presentation to continue even if the
               time-out period has not expired.  A time-out value of
               zero causes the presentation to wait until a key is
               pressed with no time-out (i.e., it could wait forever.)

               A time-out value of -1 causes the presentation to
               continue without pause after the window is displayed.  If
               the text window is set to erase before continuing and the
               time-out is set to -1, the text window may appear and
               disappera so quickly that it will appear not to have been
               displayed at all.



               BORDER TYPE

               This selection allows you to choose between the various
               window border types provided by DW.  The border types you
               may choose from include:

                              None
                              Blank
                              Single Line
                              Double Line
                              Double Horizontal & Single Vertical
                              Double Vertical & Single Horizontal
                              Frame

               When you select a border type, it is immediately applied
               to the text window and you are returned to the border
               selection sub-menu.  This makes it easy to try out
               several border types to find the one most appropriate for
               the screen background.








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               COLORS

               The Colors selection allows you to set the color scheme
               for your text window.  A Text Window Colors sub-menu is
               displayed, from which you select the window component
               whose color you which to modify.  The window components
               you may select include:

                              Text
                              Background
                              Border Foreground
                              Border Background
                              Title Text
                              Title Background

               Once you have selected the window component, a color
               selection menu is displayed.  For text and foreground
               components you may select from 16 colors.  For background
               components, you may select from eight colors.  The colors
               are displayed in the color selection sub-menu along with
               their names.

               Once a color is selected, the text window is immediately
               updated with the new color, and you are returned to the
               window component selection sub-menu.  This allows you to
               try out multiple color schemes for your window easily.



               ENTRY STYLE AND EXIT STYLE

               The Entry Style and Exit Style selections allow you to
               select a special effect to be applied to the window when
               it is displayed and when it is removed from the screen,
               respectively.  A sub-menu is displayed from which you may
               select the effect you wish to apply.

               The effects you may choose include:

                              Normal
                              Zoom
                              Vertical Blinds
                              Horizontal Blinds
                              Left, Right, Top, and Bottom Wipes
                              Left and Right Checkered
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               When you select an effect, it is immediately applied and
               executed so you can evaluate its effectiveness at this
               point in your presentation.



               ERASE/DO NOT ERASE BEFORE CONTINUING

               If Erase Before Continuing is presented in the menu, it
               indicates that the text window is currently set not to
               erase itself before continuing.  That is, when the user
               hits a key or the window time-out period expires, the
               window will be not removed from the screen.  If you
               select this option, the menu item will be replaced with
               Do Not Erase Before Continuing, and the window will be
               removed from the screen when your presentation proceeds
               beyond the window.

               Note that if a menu is assigned to the scene, it is also
               displayed if the window is set not to erase before
               continuing, so that you can see how the screen will
               appear with them both present.



               TEST TEXT WINDOW

               This option allows you to see how the text window will
               actually appear to viewers of your presentation.  The DW
               windows are removed from the screen and any special
               effects are applied.  The time-out period, if one was
               specified, is active, and DW will return its menu to the
               screen when the time-out period has expired or when you
               press a key.
               Note that if a menu is assigned to the scene, it will be
               displayed after the window timeout period, or when a key
               is pressed.  Press any key when the menu is displayed to
               redisplay the DW menu.




               MAIN MENU [ESC]

               This selection, or the Esc key, returns you to the DW
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                                 WORKING WITH MENUS







               When you select Add Menu from the Scene Operations sub-
               menu, an empty menu is constructed, and the Menu Options
               sub-menu is displayed.  The items on the Menu Options
               sub-menu are described below.

               Menus allow the viewer of your presentation to select an
               item from those presented on the menu by highlighting the
               item they want using the arrow keys (or the tab and
               shift-tab keys) and pressing Enter.  A destination scene
               is associated with each menu item.  When a menu item is
               selected, the presentation continues from the destination
               scene associated with the selected item.



            SHORTCUT KEYS

               Menu items may also be selected using shortcut keys.  A
               shortcut key is a single key that may be used by the
               viewer of a presentation to select a menu item.  The use
               of shortcut keys reduces the number of keystrokes
               required to select a menu item.   The shortcut key for
               each item is generally displayed in a different color
               from the rest of the menu item text.  Shortcut keys are
               assigned automatically by DW, but you can override DW's
               choice of shortcut key using the Modify/Move Item
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            THE MENU OPTIONS SUB-MENU



               TITLE

               This selection allows you to enter text to be displayed
               in the title bar at the top of the menu.  If no text is
               entered, no title bar is displayed.



               TIME-OUT

               This selection allows you to specify a time-out value for
               the menu.  The menu time-out is the number of seconds
               after which, if no selection is made from the menu by the
               user, a menu item is automatically selected.  The item
               that is selected is determined by the selection options
               setting described later in this section.



               BORDER TYPE

               This selection allows you to choose between the various
               window border types provided by DW.  The border types you
               may choose from include:

                              None
                              Blank
                              Single Line
                              Double Line
                              Double Horizontal & Single Vertical
                              Double Vertical & Single Horizontal
                              Frame

               When you select a border type, it is immediately applied
               to the menu and you are returned to the border selection
               sub-menu.  This makes it easy to try out several border
               types to find the one most appropriate for the screen
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               ZOOMING

               This selection allows you to control whether your menu is
               displayed using the zoom effect.  The zoom effect is the
               only special effect that may be applied to menus.



               COLORS

               The Colors selection allows you to set the color scheme
               for your menu.  A Menu Colors sub-menu is displayed, from
               which you select the menu component whose color you which
               to modify.  The menu components you may select include:

                              Text
                              Background
                              Border Foreground
                              Border Background
                              Title Text
                              Title Background
                              Shortcut Text
                              Selected Item Text
                              Selected Item Background

               Once you have selected the menu component, a color
               selection menu is displayed.  For text and foreground
               components you may select from 16 colors.  For background
               components, you may select from eight colors.  The colors
               are displayed in the color selection sub-menu along with
               their names.

               Once a color is selected, the menu is immediately updated
               with the new color, and you are returned to the menu
               component selection sub-menu.  This allows you to try out
               multiple color schemes for your menu easily.



               RELOCATE

               The Relocate selection allows you to move the menu to a
               new location on the screen.  After selecting this option,
               you can use the arrow keys to relocate the window.  Press
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               SET DEFAULT ITEM

               This selection allows you to set the default item for the
               menu.  This is the menu item that is highlighted when the
               menu is first displayed.

               Note that whichever item is highlighted when you exit the
               Menu Options sub-menu becomes the default.  This
               selection merely provides an easy way to highlight the
               item you wish to be the default.  You should perform this
               action as the last step before you leave the Menu options
               sub-menu.



               SELECTION OPTIONS

               The Selection Options selection allows you to set the
               behavior of your menu when it is displayed multiple times
               during a presentation.  You might, for example, have a
               "main menu" that the viewer uses to select from several
               possible sections of your presentation.  After each
               section is complete, control is returned to the main
               menu, where the viewer can select another presentation
               section to view.

               If the main menu in the above example has a time-out
               associated with it, the menu item highlighted when
               control returns to the main menu is selected when the
               time-out period has elapsed (assuming no user
               intervention).

               Which menu item is highlighted when a menu is displayed
               is determined by which of the following selection options
               is applied to the menu.

                 Default
                      The default selection is highlighted whenever the
                      menu is displayed.

                 Sticky
                    The last item selected in this execution of the
                    presentation is selected.

                 Auto-Increment
                    The item after the one last selected is highlighted.
                    If the last item selected was the last menu item,
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                    option is particularly useful for self-running
                    presentations, as it allows all selections to be
                    presented in rotation.



               ADD ITEM TO END OF MENU

               This selection allows you to add a new item to the menu.
               The item is placed after the last item currently on the
               menu.  You will be prompted for the menu item text, and
               then presented with the Scene Selection sub-menu.  Select
               from this sub-menu the scene to which control is to be
               transferred when the new menu item is selected.



               INSERT NEW ITEM

               This selection allows you insert a new menu item in a
               location other than at the end of the menu.   When you
               select this item, the following occurs:

               1.You are prompted for the text of the new menu item.

               2.You are placed in your menu.  You select the item
                 before which the new item is to be inserted in your
                 menu by using the arrow keys and pressing Enter.

               3.You select the destination scene from the Scene
                 Selection sub-menu.

               To cancel the insert operation, press Esc.



               REMOVE ITEM

               This selection allows you to remove an item from your
               menu.  After you make this selection, you choose the item
               to remove with the arrow keys and press Enter.  To cancel
               the remove operation, press Esc.



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               This selection allows you to change the text, destination
               scene, or location of a menu item.  When you make this
               selection, the following occurs:

                   1. You are placed in your menu.  Select the item to
                      be modified using the arrow keys and press Enter.

                   2. The Modify Menu Options sub-menu is displayed.
                      From it you may elect to

                             change the item text,
                             change the destination
                             change the shortcut key, or
                             move the item within the menu

                   3. If you elect to move the item, you are again
                      placed in your menu.  Select the item before which
                      you wish to place the item being modified and
                      press Enter.

              To cancel the modify/move operation, press Esc.



               TEST MENU

               This selection allows you to test your menu.  Each time
               you select an item from your menu, control is returned to
               DW rather than transferring to the destination scene.
               You can observe the auto-increment selection option and
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                                  THE DW FILE MENU







               The File Menu is displayed when the File item is selected
               from the DW Main Menu.  The File Menu contains selections
               for saving your work, including scenes from another DW
               presentation file, and creating .EXE files containing
               your presentation.



               SAVE CHANGES

               This selection allows you to save your work so that you
               can continue working on your presentation at a later
               time.  Saving your work also protects you from losing
               your work should you experience a power failure or
               hardware problem.

               When you select Save Changes, you will be prompted for
               the name of the file in which to save your work.  The
               default file name is the name of your input file.  If you
               wish to save your work by overwriting your input file,
               just press Enter.  You may, alternatively, save your work
               in a different file, preserving the presentation as it
               was before the current changes were made.



               CREATE .EXE FILE

               This selection creates a standalone program that, when
               executed, displays your presentation.  You will be
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               extension.  If the file already exists, you will be asked
               if you wish to overwrite it.



               ADD MONOCHROME SCENES TO .EXE FILE

               This selection adds the current presentation's scenes to
               an existing .EXE file created with the preceding menu
               selection.  The scenes added will be used instead of the
               scenes originally placed in the .EXE file if the
               presentation is executed on a monochrome system.



               PRESENTATION PROGRAM ARGUMENTS

               Note that you can force execution of the monochrome
               presentation by passing the argument M on the DOS command
               line when invoking the presentation.  Similarly, C will
               force execution of the color presentation.

               The argument F will force execution of special effects
               even on systems which the presentation determines are too
               slow to adequately perform the functions.  The S argument
               will disable special effects even on processors fast
               enough to support special effects processing.

               For example, if your presentation program is DEMO.EXE,
               the following command will force display of the
               monochrome preeentation (if any), and disable special
               effects.

                      C:\DW> DEMO MS




               INCLUDE SCENES FROM ANOTHER FILE

               This selection allows you to include scenes from another
               DW presentation file in your presentation.  The included
               scenes are added at the end of the current presentation.
               You will be prompted for the DW presentation file from
               which the scenes are to be obtained.  All scenes in the
               specified file are copied into the current presentation
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                       TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS





            MEMORY REQUIREMENTS

               SR - THE SCREEN RECORDER

               SR, when installed, uses 28 KBytes of conventional
               memory.  Note that SR need only be installed when you are
               actually recording screens.  It is not required when
               using DW.

               DW - THE PRESENTATION EDITOR

               DW normally requires a minimum of 360 KBytes of free
               conventional memory in which to execute.  Additional
               memory is used as scenes, text windows, and menus are
               defined.

               The help text uses approximately 170 KBytes, and that
               memory can be recovered by renaming the DW help file
               DW.HLP to something else.  DW, if it can't find the help
               file, simply disables the help system, thus not using the
               170 KBytes which it would otherwise have.



            MINIMUM DOS VERSION

               Demo Workshop may not function reliably on DOS versions
               below 3.0.

               It is likely that presentation programs will function
               properly in earlier versions of DOS, but this has not
               been tested.




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            DESIGN  LIMITS

               A single text window and a single menu may be assigned to
               each scene.  (If customers request it, multiple text
               windows may be supported for a single scene in a future
               release.)

               A maximum of 100 scenes may be defined for a single
               presentation.

               Screens larger than 80 X 25 are not supported in this
               release.

               Graphics display is not supported.

               While Demo Workshop may be hosted by Windows 3.1 in a DOS
               box, the recording of Windows program output is not
               supported.



            CPU REQUIREMENTS

               Demo Workshop performs best on a 80386 CPU at 25 MHz or
               better.  Operation is possible on lesser CPU's, down to
               the 8086, but at significantly reduced performance.

               On systems with slower CPU's or very slow video systems
               (such as early LCD displays), special effects may be
               automatically disabled.


















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                    LICENSE, WARRANTY, REGISTRATION, AND SUPPORT






            LICENSE


               DEMO WORKSHOP is not and has never been public domain
               software, nor is it free software.

               Non-licensed users are granted a limited license to use
               DEMO WORKSHOP on a 21-day trial basis for the purpose of
               determining whether DEMO WORKSHOP is suitable for their
               needs. The use of DEMO WORKSHOP, except for the initial
               21-day trial, requires registration. The use of
               unlicensed copies of DEMO WORKSHOP by any person,
               business, corporation, government agency or any other
               entity is strictly prohibited. A single user license
               permits a user to use DEMO WORKSHOP only on a single
               computer.  Licensed users may use the program on
               different computers, but may not use the program on more
               than one computer at the same time.

               No one may modify or patch the DEMO WORKSHOP executable
               files in any way, including but not limited to
               decompiling, disassembling, or otherwise reverse
               engineering the program.

               A limited license is granted to copy and distribute DEMO
               WORKSHOP only for the trial use of customers, subject to
               the above limitations, and also the following:

               1. DEMO WORKSHOP must be copied in unmodified form,
                  complete with the provided license and registration
                  information.




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               2. The full machine-readable DEMO WORKSHOP documentation
                  must be included with each copy.

               3. DEMO WORKSHOP may not be distributed in conjunction
                  with any other product without a specific license to
                  do so from P2 Enterprises.

               4. No fee, charge, or other compensation may be requested
                  or accepted, except as authorized below:

                      Operators of electronic bulletin board systems
                      (sysops) may make DEMO WORKSHOP available for
                      downloading only as long as the above conditions
                      are met.  An overall or time-dependent charge for
                      the use of the bulletin board system is permitted
                      as long as there is not a specific charge for the
                      download of DEMO WORKSHOP.

                      Vendors of user-supported or shareware software
                      approved by the ASP may distribute DEMO WORKSHOP,
                      subject to the above conditions, without specific
                      permission.  Non-approved vendors may distribute
                      DEMO WORKSHOP only after obtaining written
                      permission from P2 Enterprises.  Such permission
                      is usually granted. Please write for details
                      (enclose your catalog).  Vendors may charge a disk
                      duplication and handling fee, which, when pro-
                      rated to the DEMO WORKSHOP product, may not exceed
                      eight dollars.





















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            LIMITED WARRANTY



               THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED "AS IS" WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OF
               ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES
               OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,
               ALL OF WHICH ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. SHOULD THE PROGRAM
               PROVE DEFECTIVE, THE PURCHASER ASSUMES THE RISK OF PAYING
               THE ENTIRE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR, OR
               CORRECTION AND ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
               IN NO EVENT WILL P2 ENTERPRISES BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES
               WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES FOR LOSS
               OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF
               BUSINESS INFORMATION AND THE LIKE) ARISING OUT OF THE USE
               OR THE INABILITY TO USE THIS PRODUCT EVEN IF P2
               ENTERPRISES HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
               DAMAGES.

               Use of this product for any period of time constitutes
               your acceptance of this agreement and subjects you to its
               contents.


               U.S. GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS

               Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government is
               subject to restrictions as set forth in subdivision
               (b)(3)(ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer
               Software  clause  at  252.227-7013.
               Contractor/manufacturer is P2 Enterprises, P.O. Box 25,
               Ben Lomond, CA 95005-0025.



               The information in this document is subject to change
               without notice and does not represent a commitment on the
               part of P2 Enterprises.









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            REGISTRATION


               This program is shareware. It is not free. If, after an
               evaluation period of 21 days, you wish to continue using
               this program, you must register by sending US$65.00 by
               check, Visa, MasterCard, or postal money order to

                   DOS Phantom
                   P2 Enterprises
                   P.O. Box 25
                   Ben Lomond, CA 95005-0025
                   FAX: (408) 336-8080

               See the order form at the end of this document for details.

               In response, P2 Enterprises will send you a personalized
               Product Registration Key (PRK) which you can use to
               register this program.

               Registration suppresses the display of the statements
               requesting that you register.

               Registration entitles you to three months of support from
               P2 Enterprises as described in the following section.

               Your Product Registration Key can be used to register
               future versions of this program for a period of one year
               at no additional cost.

               Licenses for unlimited use on a single LAN are also
               available. Contact P2 Enterprises for details.
















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            SUPPORT


               Registered users receive three months of support from P2
               Enterprises. P2 Enterprises will answer questions and fix
               serious bugs during the three month support period. P2
               Enterprises may choose not to attempt a fix to a problem
               involving a specific hardware or software environment or
               feature. If this is the case, a full refund of the
               registration fee will be made upon your request. P2
               Enterprises may be reached via a VoiceMail system at 408
               336-8080 mailbox 9090, or via CompuServe ID 70621,2475,
               or by US Mail at PO Box 25, Ben Lomond CA 95005-0025 USA.
               The VoiceMail system is in operation during working hours
               in the Pacific Time Zone.

               P2 Enterprises is a member of the Association of
               Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure
               that the shareware principle works for you. If you are
               unable to resolve a shareware-related problem with an ASP
               member by contacting the member directly, ASP may be able
               to help. The ASP Ombudsman can help you resolve a dispute
               or problem with an ASP member, but does not provide
               technical support for members' products. Please write to
               the ASP Ombudsman at 545 Grover Road, Muskegon, MI 49442
               or send a CompuServe message via CompuServe Mail to ASP
               Ombudsman 70007,3536.





















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                                  REGISTRATION

     ======================================================================
           P2 Enterprises, P.O. Box 25, Ben Lomond, CA 95005-0025
     ======================================================================

     PRODUCT REGISTRATION KEYS (PRK)

     Upon receiving payment for registration, P2 Enterprises will send you
     by mail a personalized Product Registration Key (PRK) which, used with
     the Register Main Menu option, will allow you to register your current
     copy of the software as well as future versions for a period of one
     year, without additional charge or paperwork.

     A separate Product Registration Key is required for each copy of the
     software.  (A single copy may be moved from computer to computer, but
     if it is executed at the same time on different computers, it is
     regarded as constituting multiple copies requiring multiple
     registrations.)


     DISKETTES

     If you wish, we will mail you diskettes containing the latest version
     of the product(s) along with your Product Registration Key(s).  There
     is an additional charge of US$4.00 per product for diskettes.  Be sure
     to specify whether you prefer 3-1/2 or 5-1/4 inch diskettes.


     QUANTITY PURCHASES

     The order form on the following may be used to purchase multiple
     copies with discounts as follows:

                 1 - 5 copies      no discount
                 6 and up          33% discount

     The name on the order form is the person whose name wil be associated
     with the Product Registration Key(s).


     PAYMENT

     Payment must be by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or postal money order
     in U.S. dollars. Checks denominated in US Dollars must be drawn on a US
     bank.  You may pay with a check denominated in other than US Dollars if
     you first add 5% to the registration fee before conversion to US Dollars
     at the prevailing exchange rate.

     You can order using Visa or MasterCard via our voicemail system at
     (408) 336-8080 mailbox 9090 weekdays between 6AM and 6PM Pacific time.
     We can phone you back (usually within 24 hours) with your registration
     key. You can also FAX your order to (408) 336-8080 24hrs/day.

     AVAILABILITY

     All orders are shipped within 10 working days after receipt of the
     registration fee.  Most orders are shipped within 48 hours.

                              DEMO WORKSHOP
                       REGISTRATION AND ORDER FORM
    -------------------------------------------------------------------
    Remit to:   P2 Enterprises, P.O. Box 25, Ben Lomond, CA  95005-0025
    -------------------------------------------------------------------
    Qty Item                                   Price
    ===================================================================

        DEMO WORKSHOP

    ___ Demo Workshop Single User PRK            @ US$65.00  US$_______

    ___ Demo Workshop Single User PRK + diskette @ US$69.00  US$_______

    ___ Demo Workshop Users Guide                @ US$12.00  US$_______

    ___ Demo Workshop Multi-User LAN License    @ US$240.00  US$_______
        Allows unlimited use on a single LAN.  A separate
        license is required for each LAN installation.

                                            Volume Discount  US$(______)

                Outside North America
                add $3 per diskette or users guide ordered   US$_______

                California residents add state
                and county taxes (at least 6.5%)             US$_______


     ___ 3.5-inch 720K diskette                       TOTAL  US$_______

     ___ 5.25-inch 360K diskette


     ___ Visa   ___ MasterCard
     
     Account Number:_____________________________ Expire Date:_________


         Name__________________________________________________________

      Company__________________________________________________________

      Address__________________________________________________________

             __________________________________________________________

      Where did you obtain your copy of DW?____________________________
