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From: huang@husc4.HARVARD.EDU (Howard Huang)
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Subject: Re: ACS Demo
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Date: 10 Dec 89 13:55:27 GMT
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>For those that are having problems with the ACS Demo, I found that the boot
>screen does not work correctly unless you have your GS set to 40 column
>default in the control panel.  Also, it might not be a bad idea to set your GS 
>back to factory standards if you really want the demo to work.....
>
>                                                  -Scott Palmer

Yes, try setting your control panel back to the defaults.  My ACS Demo
works fine, but after I switched to 80-col mode, the title screen did
get mucked up.  Other control panel settings may also have some adverse
effect on the demo.

IMHO, the demo isn't worth downloading unless you can do it for free.
It does have nice scrolling, but it's not very exciting, like I hear 
Nucleus is. 


Howard C. Huang
huang@husc4.harvard.edu