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                |             Squiggly!              |
                |                                    |
                | An Extend-O-Save Module for Warp 9 |
                |                                    |
                |            Version 1.1             |
                |                                    |
                |    ½ 1993 CodeHead Technologies    |
                |       by Charles F. Johnson        |
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Squiggly! displays interesting (some might say "unsettling") patterns on
your screen by plotting "tiles" at random positions.  It requires Warp 9
v3.80 or higher to function as a screensaver, but you can run it without
Warp 9 in a special "demonstration mode" by renaming it to SQUIGGLY.PRG
and launching it just as you would any other program.  If you use
CodeHead's HotWire program launching utility, there's no need to rename
it; you can run Squiggly! as a program simply by clicking the "Running
Man" icon and selecting SQUIGGLY.EXT. 

Squiggly! is completely resolution-independent, and will work in all
screen modes on ST, TT, or Falcon computers. 


Demonstration Mode
------------------

When you run Squiggly! as a program (in other words, in demonstration
mode) you can view it and play with its options for two minutes.

When Squiggly! is loaded as a screensaver module by Warp 9, it normally
saves configuration changes automatically when you exit by clicking the OK
button.  However, when run in demonstration mode Squiggly! does not save
your changes. 


Configuration Options
---------------------

 SPEED:  Four settings, from very slow (1) to quite fast (4).

 CLEAR:  Since parts of Squiggly!'s display remain static (i.e. the
         intersections of the arcs), the screen is cleared periodically to
         prevent burn-in.  (This is supposed to be a "screensaver," after
         all.)  You can set Squiggly! to clear the screen at intervals of
         30 seconds, 3 minutes, or 10 minutes.

Please note that the configuration box also has a question mark button,
located in the upper right corner.  Click this button to see a page of
information about the module. 


Version 1.1
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This version of Squiggly! fixes a problem in some Falcon screen modes,
which caused an inverted display.

Also, version 1.1 can now save its configuration even if the file is
renamed to something other than SQUIGGLY.EXT. 


If You Don't Have it Yet...
---------------------------

...then you need Warp 9, the feature-packed graphics acceleration utility
that contains a modular screensaver similar to After Dark (tm).  The Warp
9 package comes on two disks, includes dozens of interesting and
entertaining screensaver modules, and sells for only $44.95 retail.  You
can buy it at your favorite dealer (make sure to ask for version 3.80) or
directly from CodeHead Technologies. 

A press release documenting the many new features in Warp 9 v3.80 has been
distributed through the electronic media.  Owners of previous versions of
Warp 9 can upgrade to v3.80 by sending their original disk, $25 for the
upgrade, plus $3 shipping (4$ Canada, $6 overseas) to:

     CodeHead Technologies          Voice: (213) 386-5735
     P.O. Box 74090                   FAX: (213) 386-5789
     Los Angeles, CA 90004