Only The Best Win95 Games
Only The Best Win95 Games Help

The Help file include the following topics to help you

understand "Only The Best Win95 Games".

Read First

Shareware Concept

Install/Uninstall Program

Trouble Shooting

Error Code


Read First

    Tech Express Software would like to take this opportunity to

thank you for purchasing this outstanding "Only The

Best Win95 Games" CD-ROM Disc.

    To the best of our knowledge, The programs & playable

demo programs includes on this disc are public domain

or shareware. Tech Express Software Has Obtained these

programs from its' authors and various public sources.

By purchasing this CD Disc, You are not necessarily

purchasing the rights or the registration to use the

programs and/or demos. In order to obtain these

rights, You must register with the author or developer

listed within the individual program.

We strongly encourage you to register these great

shareware programs if you continue to use them.

For additional information on shareware and public

domain, Please refer to the explanation listed in

the "SHAREWARE CONCEPT" button.

DISCLAIMER

The programs & demos included on this CD DISC are provided

on an "AS IS" basis without warranty of any kind, expressed

or implied, including but not limited to the implied

warranties of merchant ability and fitness for a particular

purpose. The entire risk as to quality and performance of

the disk and the includes programs is with you. Should this

disc or any of the programs included on this disc prove

defective, You (not Tech Express Software) assume the entire

cost of all necessary repair, servicing or correction.

In no event will Tech Express Software Be liable to you for

any damages, including any lost profits, lost savings

or other incidental or consequential damages arising

out of the use or inability to use these programs,

even if Tech Express Software has been advised of the

possibility of such damages.


Shareware Concept

Attention Only The Best Win95 Games CD-DISC users:

Much of the software on this CD-ROM is designated as

some form of "Shareware."  Shareware software is not

free.  Shareware is a try-before-you-buy method of

software distribution.  Please read the individual

author's comments on the registration of his or her

product.  If you use a Shareware product you should

pay for it - just like commercial software.  Shareware

authors rely on your good will and honesty.

Some software, however, is designated "Public domain"

or "freeware." Such software usually will not require

any registration.  If a registration is required it is

usually just a post card to the author - to let him or

her know that you like and use the product.

All efforts have been made to insure that the disc is

100% virus free.  No known viruses are on this disc.

Enjoy the CD-ROM and please support Shareware.

                           Sincerely,

                           TECH EXPRESS SOFTWARE.


Trouble Shooting

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A. Most of games need DirectX to control video and sound card.

    So if you have display or sound problem in playing game. Please

    go to "DIRECTX" directory to install DirectX software.

    DirectX is a system component that allows for more efficient hardware

    access.

B. Some programs will like to write data back

    to the disk (like HIGH SCORE BOARD or USER NAMES).

    This task is impossible to do on a CD-ROM Disc.

    To such programs, it is best to run from a hard

    drive if space permitting.

    Please use mouse to select that game and click

    the graphivc button to install the game

    from CD-ROM Disc into your local hard disk

    and play the game from the new generated icons.

    If you like to  uninstall game from your local hard disk

    then just use the mouse to click "Uninstall" button

    to remove the game's program from your local

    hard disk.

       Install button:

               This function allows you to install

               game (program) files from CD-ROM

               Disc to your local Hard Disk.

         Uninstall button:

               This function allows you to

                removed files from Hard Disk

                that has been installed from

                CD-ROM Disc.

C. If you encounter a error code after execute

   a program, then go to look at "EROR CODE"

   in help manual and fix the problem.

D. If you encounter a Visual Basic Program which

   gives an error message "Cannot locate

   VBRUNXXX.DLL", then copy the Visual Basic DLL

   to your Windows System directory (default

   \WINDOWS\SYSTEM). Those VBRUN100.DLL

   VBRUN200.DLL VBRUN300.DLL can be found

   in CD-ROM Disc "\SYSLIB\VBRUN\" directory.

E. If you encounter a program which gives an error

   message like "Can Not Open "MCI.VBX" ", then

   also copy the MCI.VBX to your Windows System

   directory (default \WINDOWS\SYSTEM).

   The others *.VBX files can be found in CD-ROM

   Disc "\SYSLIB\VBRUN\" directory or program

   resident directory.

F. Video Troubleshooting:

      Your computer must display al least 256 colors to run  some games.

       To display 256 colors in Windows 95.

       1. Click the start button, points to settings, and then click Control Panel.

       2. Double-click the display icon.

       3. Click the Settings tab.

       4. Under color Palette, click 256 colors.

       5. Click Ok.

       6. Close and restart Windows 95.

     If you don't have the necessary 256 colors driver, or if you aren't

     sure that your video card supports 256 colors, contact your video

     card manufacturer.

 G. Audio Troubleshooting: Sounds Not Playing Properly

      If Your computer does not play sound properly, try the following list of

       of troubleshooting steps.

      -Verify that your speakers and the Windows 95 volume control are

        turned up.

      -Verify that Windows 95 can play .WAV files:

       1. Click the start button, points to settings, and then click Control Panel.

       2. Double-click the Sounds icon.

       3. Try to play a .WAV file.

       -If Windows 95 is not able play a .WAV file, check to see a sound card is

         enabled:

       1. Click the start button, points to settings, and then click Control Panel.

       2. Double-click the System icon.

       3. Click the Device Manager Tab.

       4. Click the plus sign next to sound, Video and Game Controllers.

       5. If there is no Sound, Video and Game entry or you have no

            sound card listed under this entry, contact the manufacturer of your

            computer or sound card and request reinstalling the sound card

            drivers.


Install/Uninstall Program

Please read the following information before installing Only the Best Win95 Games.

1. To install Only the Best Win95 Games CD-ROM program,

    select Run from the Windows 95 Start menu, and run

    "D:\setup.exe".

    ( D is the CD-ROM drive number).

2. As Only the Best Win95 games installed, you have two steps:

. 	1. Where to install Only the Best Win 95 Games.

. 	2. Config the game to run in the Windows 95 Program folder.

For the installation location, if you override the default and specify your own directory, the CD-ROM program will be installed in that directory. The directory will be created for you if it does not exist. If  there are already files in that directory, The CD-ROM program will be placed right alongside them. To avoid confusion, it is recommended that you install CD-ROM program into an empty directory.

3. To Uninstall Games, you have two options:

. 	Use Windows 95 Add/Delete program in control Programs control panel.


Error Code
Error Code in Selecting Game

Error Code	Description

0	System was out of memory, executable file was corrupt.

2	File was not found.

3	Path was not found.

5	Attempt was made to dynamically link to task.

6	Library required separate data segments for each task.

8	There was insufficient memory to start the application.

10	Windows version was incorrect.

11	Execute file was invalid.

12	Application was designed for  a different operation system.

13	Application was designed for MS-DOS4.0.

14	Type of execute file was unknown

15	Attempt was made to load a real-mode application.

16	Attempt was made to load a second instance.

19	Attempt was made to load a compressed executable file.

20	Dynamic-link library file was invalid.

21	Application requires MS Windows 32-bit extensions.