If you are just starting to play EPIC, you may wonder what an "ENTRYCODE" is,
well, it's a way for you to jump ahead to different levels after you have
completed the ones before.  I have finished the game, and I wrote down the 
codes I was given for each time I stopped playing.  These may be all of the
codes, and these may not, sometimes I played for awhile before stopping, so
I may have bypassed a few codes.  As for the "crack" of unlimited weapons
that was supposed to be in the released version, it didn't work for me, and
I didn't find it necessary. FUEL, on the other hand, was a scarce commodity
at times.  I encourage you to try to play this all the way through without
jumping ahead, but if you get stuck, or just want to play the last level, 
here are the codes I was given.

ENTRYCODES:
-----------
CEPHEUS
MUSCA
CETUS
CAELUM
CORVUS

If you haven't started playing EPIC yet and wonder what it is like, it's
sorta like wing commander, but in some ways better.  It doesn't have the
highly detailed ships that wing commander has, but doesn't suffer from
the awful graphic slow downs that wing commander is prone to on anything
less than a 486. The backgrounds were well done, and the action can be
fierce at times when a lot of ships are involved.  It has the feeling of
Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars, and the Last Starfighter in some ways.
Enjoy the game, and if you get some more codes feel free to append this
document and spread it around.

        If you haven't gotten LEGALBBS.ZIP or LEGLBBS2.ZIP yet, be sure
to get them, read them, and use them!  The head of the SPA is giving a talk
in Chicago in June, and he is addressing the "software library" section
of the copyright law and how it is valid.  I also encourage you to buy 
software that you use regularly or find of particularly good quality.  BTW
is EPIC for sale in the US? I didn't see it at the local "Electronics
Boutique" or "Babbages" or "CompUSA"...

                        Bob McKenzie
                        sysop: The Great White North BBS