CHANGES TO RED BARON/A10
	
	Red Baron and A10 were originally written when the average
	PC was much slower than today's fastest machines.  Because
	of this the original versions of these programs run too 
	quickly or exhibit other flaws on many fast machines.  
	Changes have been made to this version to allow the programs
	to run smoothly and correctly on any machine available. 


	INSTALLING THE MANUAL

	If you install the manual and the game both from Windows 
	you should encounter no problems, regardless of whether you 
	have chosen MINIMUM or FULL installation, even if you later 
	choose to run the game from DOS.  However, if you first 
	install Red Baron/A10 from DOS and later install the manual 
	from Windows, you must be careful to choose the same size  
	install that you used for the game.  The manual is always
	run from the CD, so your installation choice will not 
	affect the operation of the online manual.  However, 
	choosing a different install size when you install the 
	manual may result in some files being changed and render
	Red Baron/A10 unplayable.  If this should happen, simply 
	delete the Red Baron/A10 files from your hard drive and 
	reinstall. 

	RED BARON/A10 AND WINDOWS '95
	
	Red Baron/A10 was originally a DOS application, and while we
	have provided PIFs and icons to allow you to run under 
	Windows '95, some systems will not be able to properly execute
	Red Baron/A10 from Windows '95.  If you have any problems 
	running your program under Windows '95, we highly recommend you 
	run under DOS.  Complete instructions for installing and 
	running Red Baron/A10 under DOS can be found in the 
	technical support portion of the printed documentation.

	MEMORY CONCERNS

	Some memory managers may be unable to load both CD ROM drivers
	and compression drivers into high memory.  Because of this it
	may not be possible to free enough conventional memory to run
	Red Baron/A10 while your CD ROM drive is enabled.  It may be
	necessary to run Red Baron/A10 from a bootdisk that does not 
	enable your CD ROM drive.  Complete instructions are in the 
	technical support section of the printed documentation.

	THE MANUAL AND 16 COLOR WINDOWS
	
	We highly recommend that you view the online manual in 256
	colors.  While the manual supports 16 color systems, the 
	quality of the artwork will be greatly diminished on these 
	systems, and certain color plates may not be displayed. 
	Most VGA cards are shipped with appropriate drivers to 
	support Windows in 256 color mode.  Consult your Windows 
	manual on how to use setup to change video drivers.  

	
	THE GAME SETUP SCREENS AND WINDOWS RESOLUTIONS
	   
	The artwork created for the Windows '95 game setup screens 
	was created to display properly under a resolution of 640x480.  
	Because of this, when running in a higher resolution the buttons 
	may not be visible in the window.  To bring the buttons into view 
	simply scroll the screen using the scroll buttons on the bottom 
	and right borders of the window. 
	  
	  
	JOYSTICK CALIBRATION AND WINDOWS '95

	The joystick support added in Windows '95 may conflict with the 
	joystick support in Red Baron/A10.  As a result you may experience 
	problems in calibrating your joystick while running under Windows '95.
	If you do experience difficulty in calibrating your joystick while 
	running under Windows '95, simply calibrate your joystick while 
	running from DOS.  The calibration information will be saved and 
	you should be able to run the game from Windows '95 without problems.
     

	THE NEED FOR SPEED

	If the frame rate seems too low or the program doesn't 
	seem to be running smoothly, there are several things to
	try.  First, if you are running under Windows, try running
	Red Baron/A10 under DOS, following the instructions found in 
	the printed documentation.  Reducing the detail of the 
	simulation will also improve frame rate, as will turning
	the ground detail "off" during combat.  The detail selections
	may be called up by pressing F10 at any time from the sim.
	Also, smoothness will be increased by sliding the Time Scale
	slider slightly to the left.  This will slow the overall
	time rate of the game slightly, but will decrease the time
	that passes between frames and smooth out jumpiness.
										      
	FOR HELP

	Technical help and troubleshooting hints for a variety
	of issues are available in the printed documentation 
	included in this package.  Please refer to these hints 
	should you have any problems installing or running 
	Red Baron/A10. The address and phone number for additional 
	technical support, as well as warranty information are 
	also available in this section.

	

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	Copyright 1995, Sierra On-Line, Inc.