Super Star Trek (V00003)

                University of Texas Super Star Trek

                Written by David Matuszec and Paul Reynolds
                     With Modifications and additions by
               Don Smith, George Shotwell, and Mark Henderson

     Permission is hereby given for the copying, distributing,  mod-
     ification, and use of this program and associated documentation
     for recreational purposes, provided that all references to  the
     original authors are retained. However, permission will  not be
     granted for the sale or  promotional use  of  this  program  or
     program documentation, or  for use  in any situation  in  which
     profit may be considered an objective, since it  is  the desire
     of the authors to respect the copyrights of the  originators of
     Star Trek.

 This version of Super Star Trek runs on Digital Equipment Corporation
 VAX computers using the VAX/VMS operating system.  This  version  was
 created by modifying the version running on a Xerox Sigma-7 at Bonner
 & Moore Computing Company in Houston, Texas. The original program was
 developed for the CDC-6600 at the University of Texas at Austin.

 For information and documentation of suspected bugs, please contact:

       Encompass
       One Iron Way
       Marlboro, MA  01752

 All written responses will be answered. NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE.

INSTALLATION:

To install the game, type

     $ @TREKLINK

to link the object library modules. Next assign "HELPFILE" to the
device and directory containing the Startrek help file, i.e.

     $ Assign DM0:[GAMES]STARTREK.HLP HELPFILE

To start the game, simply type 

     $ Run STARTREK

and the program will prompt for all further information. If you have never
played before, type

     CMD: HELP

for some general information about the game.

Note that the program uses the VT100 escape sequence to find out if
you are playing on a VT100. If you are not, the program will seem to
hang for about 10 seconds because the terminal will not answer the
inquiry. Play will then continue without formatted screen output.

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