			  
			  
			  WARCRAFT: ORCS & HUMANS


SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Computer
Warcraft requires at least an IBM 386 - 20 Mhz (or 100% compatible) and at 
least 4 MB RAM.

Controls
You will need a Mouse (100% Microsoft compatible) and Keyboard to play 
Warcraft.

Display
Warcraft requires a color monitor with a VGA graphics system.  If you are 
using a compatible graphics card/monitor, it must be 100% compatible with 
VGA systems.

Disk Drives
CD-ROM Version
A CD-ROM drive and a Hard Disk are required for installation and play.  

DOS
You must have MS-DOS version 3.2 or higher.

Sound
Warcraft supports General Midi, Soundblaster, Adlib, Pro Audio Spectrum, 
Gravis Ultra Sound, RAP-10, WaveJammer and Compatibles.


GETTING STARTED

Copy Protection
This version of Warcraft has no disk copy protection.

For CD-ROM Installation: Insert CD into your CD drive (usually drive D or E) 
and designate that drive (by typing "D:[Enter]" or "E:[Enter]").

When the new prompt appears, type "INSTALL[Enter]".

Please follow the on-screen instructions which appear.

The default (preset) installation routine places Warcraft in a directory 
named C:\WARCRAFT.

Loading Instructions
Switch on your machine and wait until the C:\> prompt appears.

Type “CD\WARCRAFT [Enter]” and then type “WAR [Enter]” to run the game. 

Note: If you have installed Warcraft: Orcs & Humans to another directory, 
you must type "CD [name of your directory]" first.

If the game fails to load, read the "Troubleshooting" section of this manual.


TROUBLESHOOTING

Most systems should experience no difficulties running Warcraft.  However, a 
small percentage of systems may experience occasional system conflicts.  Many 
of these problems are quite easy to fix using the information provided below.  
Before attempting to remedy any problem, we urge you to save your important 
system files (AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS in particular) before making any 
modifications.  Please refer to your system's documentation before making 
any changes.

Q.   Why can't I install the game to my hard disk?
First, check all System Requirements, especially any mention of hard disk 
space required, as mentioned in the installation program.  If your system 
meets the listed requirements, a SMARTDRIVE conflict is the most likely 
cause of this problem.  See the not enough free memory section of the 
troubleshooting section.

If you are using NDOS from SYMANTEC/Norton Utilites, the installer may be 
unable to copy Warcraft onto your hard disk.  Remove NDOS and try to install 
again.

Q.   How do I copy disks for backup purposes?
From the C:> prompt use the DOS command DISKCOPY A: A: [Enter].  
Follow the on-screen prompts.

Q.   Why won't my game load?
Check all Memory Requirements mentioned in the installation program.  
To check how much Memory is available type MEM/C [Enter] from the C:> prompt.

Q.   Some games require different "types" of memory to run.  Does Warcraft?
Warcraft uses programming that requires the use of either EMS or XMS.  
You should experience no memory conflicts as long as you have the required 
amount of memory free.

Q.   What if I don't have enough free memory to play Warcraft?
     Here are several solutions to increase your free memory:

1.   Remove unneeded TSR programs from memory

2.   Remove SMARTDRIVE, or reduce the size of its disk cache.  To do this, 
edit the smartdrive line in your autoexec.bat file to a lower number, i.e., 
change    C:\dos\smartdrv.exe 1024 256 /x to C:\dos\smartdrv 256 /x.  
The first number is the cache size.

3.   Run the memory optimizer that comes with your memory manager
     (MemMaker for EMM386, Maximize for 386MAX, Optimize with QEMM, etc)

Q.   Can I run my game through Windows?
Yes, but this is not recommended.  Go to the DOS prompt, and follow the 
Start-Up Procedures as listed in this file.

Q.   Why doesn't the sound work?
If you are experiencing problems with your sound card, try running the Setup 
program that came with Warcraft by typing SETUP [Enter] at the Dos prompt, 
and check your sound card settings.  Over eighty percent of sound problems 
are due to mistaken sound configurations.

Q.   Will using a different sound card in an emulation mode make a difference?
Possibly.  If you are running a sound card that is not listed in the Technical 
Support Information section, or are running a sound card in emulation mode, 
your results may not be optimal.



Q.   I still can't get the game to run correctly.  What else can I do?
If you are experiencing problems with the game, try configuring for no sound.  
If the game runs normally without sounds, then you probably need to reconfig-
ure your sound. Type SETUP [Enter] at the game directory, correct the IRQ 
setting, and try starting the game over.  If your game still will not run, 
consult the manual that came with your sound card for diagnostic procedures.

Q.   What if Warcraft occasionally "freezes" or displays irregular behavior?
EMM386.EXE is the most likely cause of irregular behavior.  There are several 
known problems with EMM386.EXE which prevent proper program operation.  We 
recommend trying the following alternatives:
	 (this list courtesy of Rational Systems Extenders)

1.   Run with HIMEM.SYS only (This will also speed your system performance).

2.   Replace EMM386 with another memory manager, such as QEMM-386 or 386Max.

3.   Run in a Windows DOS box.

4.   Configure EMM386 with both the NOEMS and NOVCPI options.

5.   Convert the DEVICEHIGH statements in your CONFIG.SYS to DEVICE statements
     and remove the LH (Load High) commands from your AUTOEXEC.BAT.

     Also, if you have an older version mouse driver, try updating to a more 
     recent version.

Q.   The SAVE/LOAD game feature doesn't work properly, or causes my system to 
     "freeze" occasionally.
If you have SMARTDRIVE installed with WRITE-CACHING, the SAVE/LOAD feature may 
not work properly.  This is due to problems with SMARTDRIVE and DOS. Every 
version of SMARTDRIVE we have tested from v4.0 through v5.01 has write-caching 
conflicts.  Either disable write-caching on the hard disk containing WAR.EXE 
or remove SMARTDRIVE altogether.

Example: If WAR.EXE is installed on the C: drive, try using the following 
	 command to remove write-caching:    SMARTDRV C

Q.   Why doesn't my mouse work?
If your mouse is not functioning, you should make sure the driver is loaded.  
Windows and other programs of this type have built-in mouse drivers that do 
not function out of their environment.  Loading a mouse driver may be as 
simple as typing MOUSE [Enter] before starting the game.  Since the command 
differs from mouse to mouse, consult your users guide.

Q.   My mouse works, but it sporadically jumps around - Why?
If your mouse is acting erratically, it may be due to a software conflict or 
it may not be fully compatible with this game.  Check with the mouse 
manufacturer to see if there is an updated mouse driver.

Q.   I have two monitors, and Warcraft runs very slowly on my system - Why?
If you are using a monochrome monitor in addition to your VGA color monitor, 
the Diamond Stealth video card will cause the game to run very slowly.  Other 
video cards may also display similar problems.  Removing the monochrome card 
is highly recommended

Q.   Can I play against a human opponent?
Warcraft can be played via modem, direct link or network between two players.


1.   NETWORK PLAY

	IMPORTANT NOTE:  Warcraft requires the IPX network protocol.

NODE NUMBERS
The node number option in network play allows two players to find each other 
when more than one game of Warcraft is starting on the network.  Choose the 
same node number for both players.

MESSAGES ON THE NETWORK
Messages can be sent to an opposing player in a Two-Player game by simply 
pressing the Enter key. A MSG: prompt will appear at the bottom of the screen.  
Type in your message, and then press Enter to send it.

SELECTING UNITS IN TWO-PLAYER CUSTOM MODE
In a Two-Player Custom game, players can either have the default setting of 
two Peons/Peasants or they can elect to create custom armies through the 
Select Armies dialog.  Not only can you affect what units you are choosing for 
your side, but you may select or deselect units for the enemy side by using 
the mouse to click the arrow keys in the Unit Selection area.  If you wish to 
negate the ability to create specific units, they may be turned OFF in the 
same manner, making them unavailable for play.

SELECTING UNITS IN ONE-PLAYER CUSTOM MODE
In one player custom mode, you may choose to change the number of units you 
start with in your fight against the computer player.  The computer player's 
units are fixed and cannot be altered.

Q.   What if Warcraft does not work properly when I run it from 
     a network drive?
Warcraft should run properly using most network cards.  A few network cards 
may cause sporadic crashes while running Warcraft.  Try playing Warcraft from 
the CD (MINIMAL install), or perform a PARTIAL or FULL install to your local 
hard disk.

2.   MODEM PLAY
For best performance you will want to disable compression and error control 
on your modem.  Here are some init strings for popular modems that we have 
found to work well:

HAYES ACCURA 144B, ZOOM 14400, PRACTICAL PERIPHERALS, MOST HAYES COMPATIBLES:
    AT &K0 M1 S46=0 &D2 &Q6

US ROBOTICS SPORTSTER:
    CLEAR string set to:AT &F0
    AT &K0 M1 &M0 &D2

INTEL 14.4:
    AT &F\N0\Q0

2400 BAUD MODEMS:
    CLEAR and INIT strings set to ATZ

If your system does not run smoothly during MODEM or DIRECT LINK play, these are some suggestions which 
may help:

You can turn music OFF to increase game speed

Decreasing the BAUD rate may increase game speed


Q.   Why can't I get my modem/direct link game to work correctly?
Run Warcraft with the dlink option enabled, for example, WAR DLINK
Also, if you have a modem on com 4, and are attempting a direct link game on 
com 2, or vice versa, the modem may interfere with the direct link.  
Try setting the modem to a different com port, or connecting on a different 
one.  The same is true for the pair of com 1 and com 3.

CONNECTING IN DIRECT LINK MODE
1.   Get a null modem cable from your local computer store.  
     Serial cables will not work for this procedure - make sure that you 
     are using a null modem cable.
2.   Make sure power to both machines is OFF.
3.   Connect the cable between the serial ports of the two computers.
4.   Turn both machines ON.
5.   Go into both players' Warcraft directories (CD\ WARCRAFT [ENTER]) and 
     type WAR [ENTER].
6.   From the Main Menu select Start a New Game.
7.   From the Game Type Menu, select Direct.
8.   Set the appropriate COM ports, the IRQ will change automaticly to the 
     default IRQ.
9.   Both players hit OK.

CONNECTING VIA MODEM
1.   Make sure your computer has a modem installed and is connected to a 
     phone line.
2.   Go into both players' Warcraft directories (CD\WARCRAFT [ENTER]) and 
     type WAR [ENTER].
3.   From the Main Menu select Start a New Game.
4.   From the Game Type Menu, select Modem.
5.   Set the appropriate COM ports, the IRQ will change automaticly to the 
     default IRQ.
6.   Go into the Setup screen, and make sure the CLEAR and INIT strings are 
     set appropriatly for your modem.  Then click OK.
7.   One player sets their system into Answer mode, and clicks OK.
8.   The other player sets their system into Call mode, puts the first 
     player's phone number into the Phone # field, and clicks OK.

CONNECTING VIA NETWORK
1.   Make sure that your computer is properly connected to the network using 
     an IPX or IPXODI driver.
2.   Go into both players’ Warcraft Directory (CD\Warcraft [Enter]) and type 
     WAR [Enter].
3.   From the Main Menu select Start a New Game.
4.   From the Game Type Menu, select Network.
5.   Both players choose the SAME node numbers and click OK

There are many reasons why you may have difficulty in connecting with modems 
or hooking up to your network.  Check all connections, and if you are still 
experiencing difficulty, consult your modem and/or network manual for any 
commands you may need to know to configure your modem correctly.  Running 
diagnostic software for nets is also recommended.


BEFORE YOU CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT
If you are having problems, please consult the "Troubleshooting" section of 
this file before calling technical support.  We receive many calls every day 
and can deal with your inquiry more efficiently if you have the following 
information available:

1.   The correct name of the game    
2.   The type of computer you are running on 
3.   Your DOS version
4.   All the information listed after the MEM command 
     (see "Why won't my game load?" in the Troubleshooting section)
5.   Exact error message reported (if any)
6.   The contents of your AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files


TECHNICAL SUPPORT CONTACT INFORMATION

Our technical support number is (714) 556-5740.  Our hours are 10 A.M. to 
5 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, Monday through Friday, holidays excluded.  
Have a pen and paper handy when you call, and be near your computer if at all 
possible.  NO GAME PLAYING HINTS WILL BE GIVEN THROUGH THIS NUMBER.


ON-LINE SUPPORT SERVICES

Blizzard Entertainment provides Upcoming News, Latest Versions, Updates, 
Product Demos, Reviews, Technical Support and more on the following On-line 
Services for Modem users.

Blizzard Icenet:  Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
(714) 556-4602, with settings of 8,N,1, and supports up to 14400 baud.

America Online:  Look for the Blizzard Entertainment Information Provider 
area on America Online sometime in mid-1995.  We are also located in the 
Computer+Gaming area in the Warcraft directory.

CompuServe:  We are located in Game Publishers Forum D (GO GAMDPUB).

Internet:  Address: 74537,2505 @ CompuServe.Com


ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES

You may also contact Blizzard Entertainment via fax and mail.
Fax: (714) 556-5572 -  24 hours every day
Mail: Customer Support, Blizzard Entertainment
P.O. Box 18077 -  Irvine, CA 92713


				   TUTORIAL 


INSTALLATION

1.   To install the game, place your Warcraft: Orcs & Humans disk in your 
drive.  Be sure that this drive is the active drive.  For example, to make 
drive A the active drive, type "A: [Enter]".

2.   Type INSTALL [Enter].

3.   Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.  If you experience 
problems during installation, please refer to the Troubleshooting section of 
this file.  Additional information regarding memory, sound, video and mouse 
setup can be found there as well.

STARTING THE GAME

1.   Boot your system normally with MS-DOS 3.2 or higher.

2.   Be sure that the hard drive containing the game is the active drive.

3.   Change the current directory to the game’s directory.  For example, to 
change the default directory type CD\WARCRAFT [Enter].

4.   Type WAR [Enter] to start the game.

STARTING A NEW GAME

1.   The game begins with a graphic introduction to the world of Warcraft. If 
you  would like to bypass this introduction, press the space bar or click the 
left mouse button. After the introduction, you will be taken to the Warcraft 
Main Menu.

2.   Move the mouse over the Start a new game option and click on the Left 
Mouse Button (LMB), or type "S" to select.  You will also notice that the 
letter S in the first word is of another color than the rest of the message.  
This allows you to enter any selection by pressing the key that corresponds 
to the different colored letter - in this case "S".  You will now be taken to 
the Race Selection Screen.

3.   Choose to command the Humans by selecting Humans using the arrow next to 
the race selection, and click on the LMB to select.  Make sure that the 
Opponent setting is on Computer, and the Game Mode is Campaign.  There will 
be a short description of your first assignment, and then you will be taken 
to the main game screen, the Command Screen.


COMMAND SCREEN
The main screen for game play is referred to as the Command Screen.  Each 
section of the Command Screen is detailed below with an indication as to the 
position of that section. 

RESOURCES
(Top bar on screen)  This is the amount of harvested lumber and gold that is 
available to use for training various units and to use as building materials 
for construction.

INFO TEXT
(Bottom bar on screen - i.e. Train Peasant / 0 Lumber / 400 Gold) This will 
give you information on any units, buttons or structures that you select in 
the Command Map window.

UNIT DESCRIPTION
(Left side of screen)  This is detailed information on any building or unit 
selected in the Command Map window.

MINI MAP
(Upper left corner of screen)  This is a bird's eye view of your Command Map 
which allows you to see the entire area at once.  Your buildings and units 
appear as different colored squares (The Town Hall is yellow, Farms are green, 
etc.), while your enemy is shown in red.  This map will increase in detail as 
you explore the lands surrounding your settlement.

COMMAND MAP
This is the main field of play.  Here you will be able to see, in great 
detail, the events that transpire in the area around you.  You may select 
units or buildings in this window by using the mouse to select them.  When 
selected, a yellow box will surround the unit, indicating that they are now 
prepared to receive your orders.

MENU
(Bottom left of screen)  This button calls up the Warcraft Options menu. For 
descriptions of these functions, see the GAME OPTIONS section after the 
tutorial.
Save Game    Load Game    Options    Restart Scenario    Continue  or  Quit      
	
	Clicking the Menu Button also pauses the game at any time.


ESTABLISHING YOUR SETTLEMENT

You will be creating a settlement from the ground up, so to speak.  In the 
center of your Command Map, you will see a Town Hall, a Farm, three Footmen 
and a Peasant.  

1.   Move the arrow over the Town Hall.  When you are over a unit on the 
Command Map that you are able to select, the arrow will change into a  
magnifying glass.

2.   Select the Town Hall by clicking the LMB. When you select a unit or 
building, a  colored square highlights your choice.  Also, a description of 
the selection will appear to the left of the Command Map in the Unit 
Description area.


TRAINING PEASANTS

3.   Move the arrow over the Peasant Icon.  The words Train Peasant will 
appear in the Info Text area.  Note that the cost of training this unit 
appears on the right side of the Info Text area.  Costs for building 
structures will appear in this same area. 

4.   Select the Peasant Icon by clicking the LMB.  This begins the process of 
training your Peasant. Note that the rate of completion is shown in the Unit 
Description area.

5.   After the Peasant is trained, he will appear on the Command Map.

6.   Should you attempt to train another Peasant, you will receive the message 
Not Enough Food . . . Build More Farms in the Info Text area.

7.   To view your current food supply, select any Farm and click the LMB.  
In the unit description area, the rate of production and consumption will be 
displayed.  You must have food available in order to train more units.  To 
increase the food supply available for your settlement, another farm must be 
built.


CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS

1.   Select a Peasant and click the Left Mouse Button. 

2.   Move the arrow over the Build Basic Structure Icon and select this option 
by clicking the LMB.  This will open the Basic Structure selections.

3.   Move the mouse over the Icons, and select the one that says Build Farm 
in the Info Text area.  A pulsing white box will appear on the Command Map 
that represents the amount of space required for this structure.

	   There are, however, three restrictions regarding 
		    the construction of any building.

1.   There must be ample space available in explored territory for the 
     structure to be built.
2.   Any structure must be built next to a cobbled road.
3.   Structures must be built near other buildings.

If you attempt to place a building in a location that does not follow these 
guidelines, the white box will change to a red box with an X through it.  
Also, a message will tell you why you cannot build there, and you will be 
unable to place the building.

4.   To place a building, select an area that falls within the restrictions 
for construction.  When you have chosen an appropriate site, click the LMB. 
The site will be cleared and made ready for construction. Note: Your peasant 
does not need to be at the site yet.  When you choose the site, he will move 
there to commence construction. 

5.   Once the Peasant has completed his construction, select the new Farm site 
and click the LMB.  You will notice that your available food has increased. 
Also note that buildings have a bar labeled HP that will indicate the amount 
of damage the structure has taken. 

Some buildings have buttons that allow certain units to be upgraded.  When an 
upgrade is available, selecting the button will prompt a message in the Info 
Text area that will inform you of what the upgrade will affect.


EXPLORATION AND HARVESTING
	
By this point, you will find that you are running short on resources such as 
lumber and gold.  To increase your stores, you must find forests to harvest 
lumber from and search for gold mines that may be found about the area.  
Initially the lands around your Town Hall and Farm are unknown, and will 
appear as great black regions in both your Command Map and Mini Map. 

1.   Select a Peasant with the LMB.  Then select the Move Icon in his Unit 
     Description area.
 
2.   Red crosshairs will appear on the Command Map. Use these to indicate the 
     destination of the selected unit. 

3.   Choose an area in the unmapped region to send your Peasant into.  
     He will immediately head off in that direction, surveying any territory 
     he encounters.  

4.   As your unit enters unknown regions, they will become visible on both 
     your Command Map and the Mini Map.  Continue to move your Peasant in 
     this manner until you find a source of lumber.

5.   When you find a forest, instruct your peasant to Harvest lumber by 
     selecting the corresponding Icon in his description window.

6.   Red crosshairs will appear as you move the mouse back to the Command Map.  
     Position it on the section of forest you want him to harvest, and click 
     the LMB. 

7.   Your Peasant will begin chopping down trees to be used for lumber, and 
     will return them to the Town Hall on his own. He will continue to repeat 
     this cycle of harvesting until he either cuts down all available trees 
     in that area, or is instructed to Stop.

8.   To cease harvesting, select the Peasant and click the Stop Icon 
     with the LMB.  

		Now that you have found a source of lumber, 
		  finding a gold mine is the next step.

1.   Select a Peasant with the LMB.  Then select the Move Icon in his Unit 
     Description area.

2.   Red crosshairs will appear as you move the mouse back to the Command Map.  
     Use these to indicate the destination to send the selected unit to. 

3.   You will see a road that leads to the east.  Follow it to find a nearby 
     gold mine using the Move command.  Continue to move your Peasant in this 
     manner until you find the mine. 

4.   As your unit enters unknown regions, they will become visible on both 
     your Command Map and the Mini Map.

5.   When you find the gold mine, instruct your Peasant to mine the site by 
     selecting the Harvest Icon in his description window.  Note that in the 
     Info Text area this command is used to both harvest lumber and mine gold.

6.   Red crosshairs will appear as you move the mouse back to the Command Map.  
     Position it on the gold mine, and click the LMB.

7.   Your Peasant will begin working the mine for gold, and will return the 
     ore to the Town Hall on his own. He will continue to repeat this cycle 
     of mining until he plays the mine out, or is instructed to Stop.

8.   To cease mining, select the Peasant and click the Stop Icon with the LMB.

Note: If you stop a Peasant while he is returning to the Town Hall with a 
load of resources, the Info Text Window will remind you that he is carrying 
lumber or gold.  Also the Harvest Icon will be replaced by a Return Goods To 
Town Hall Icon that you can select to resume delivery.


VIEWING THE MAPS
	
	      To move around each scenario, you can use either 
		     the Mini Map or the Command Map. 

1.   To move using the Mini Map, select the white box and move it around by 
     holding down the LMB and dragging it to the desired location.

2.   You can also select any area on the Mini Map and jump to that location 
     by clicking the LMB.  

3.   To move on the Command Map, move the arrow cursor to any edge of the 
     Command Map.  Hold down the LMB and the map will scroll in the direction 
     of the arrow. 

4.   To use the keyboard to move on the Command Window use the numeric keypad 
     arrows, or the arrow keys.


COMBAT

You can give commands to your units at any time.  All of your units share 
common commands, but some have specific abilities. 

1.   Select a Footman and click the LMB.  This will open the Unit Description 
screen to the left of the Command Map.

Portrait                                 
This is what your unit looks like.      
						 

Unit Type
This is the designation of the unit currently selected.
		     
HP                        
This displays the amount of damage the unit has taken.  
The lower the bar, the more damage the unit has sustained.


OPTIONS

Move

2.   While having the footman selected, select the Move Icon and click the LMB. 

3.   Red crosshairs will appear on the Command Map. Use these to indicate the 
destination the selected unit will be sent to.


Stop
												
4.      While the Footman is moving, select the Stop Icon and click the LMB. 
The unit will halt all actions and await new orders.


Attack
										
5.   While the Footman is selected, move the arrow to the Attack ICON and 
     click the LMB.

6.   Red crosshairs will appear on the Command Map. Use these to indicate the 
     target the selected unit will be sent to engage.

7.   Select the Town Hall as the target you wish to engage.  Normally you 
would never attack your own buildings, but until you feel ready to tackle the 
Orcs, they make for an easy fight.

8.   While the Footman is attacking it, select the Town Hall and click the LMB.

9.   Note that the HP bar gets smaller as the structure sustains damage.

10.  Select the attacking Footman and click the LMB.  Then select the Stop 
Icon in the Unit Description area to halt the attack.


REPAIRING DAMAGED BUILDINGS

1.   Select a Peasant and click the Left Mouse Button.

2.   Select the Repair Icon.

3.   Red crosshairs will appear on the Command Map. 
     Use these to indicate the building the unit should repair 
     (In this case the Town Hall needs to be repaired).

4.   The Peasant will move to the Town Hall and begin the process of making 
     repairs.

5.   Select the Town Hall and click the LMB.  The repairs will be reflected 
in the rising HP bar in the Unit Description area.  The cost to fully repair 
the structure is displayed in the Info Text area.

6.   When you have completed repairs on the structure, the Peasant will stop 
and await new instructions.  Should you wish to stop repairs before they are 
completed, select the Stop Icon in the Peasant's Unit Description and click 
the LMB.

		   Repairing uses both lumber and gold, 
	      but is cheaper than building a new structure.


GROUPING UNITS
	
It is sometimes desirable to give the same command to a number of units.  
These grouped units do not have to be of the same type for grouping to take 
effect. 

1.   You can group any four units by selecting a unit and clicking the LMB.

2.   Hold down the shift key and select a second unit.  Both units should now 
have colored boxes around them, showing that they are both selected.

3.   Repeat this process until a maximum of four units have been grouped.

4.   When additional units are selected, their displays will condense in the 
Unit Description area.  Units gain no additional abilities while grouped, so 
a Peasant is still unable to attack, and a Footman cannot harvest lumber.

Units may have other options (such as the Peasant who cannot Attack, but can 
Harvest and Build), but grouped units may lose those abilities.  
Move and Stop will remain consistent for each unit.

You are now well on your way to becoming a master of the World of Warcraft.


			       GAME OPTIONS


MENU BUTTON

When you select the Menu button or press F10, another window appears and 
gives you several options to choose from:

Save Game:  This allows you to save the game you are currently engaged in.
Load Game:  This allows you to load and continue a game that you have 
	    previously saved.
Options:    This allows you to change certain aspects of the game. These are:

	Game Speed      SLOWEST / SLOW / NORMAL / FAST / FASTEST
	Music           OFF / 1, 2. . .100
	SFX             OFF / 1, 2. . .100
	Mouse Scroll    SLOWEST / SLOW / NORMAL / FAST / FASTEST
	Key Scroll      SLOWEST / SLOW / NORMAL / FAST / FASTEST
	OK              ACCEPTS changes and returns you to the game
	Cancel          NO changes are made and you are returned to the game

	Restart Scenario:  This allows you to quit and restart the current 
			   scenario.
	Continue:          This returns you to the Command Map.
	Quit:              This quits the game and returns you to your 
			   operating system.


ADDITIONAL KEYS / MENUS

	There are also additional functions available during game play.

	F1 = Help (or Alt H)
	Shift F2 - F4 = Save map position for immediate recall
	F2 - F4 = Recall saved map position
	F5 = Mini Map (Toggles between ON/OFF)
	F6 = Unit Screen (Lists all units in play and units destroyed)
	F7 = Economy Screen (Lists total resources harvested)
	F8 = Score 
	     (This gives an indication as to your success and lists your rank)
	F10 = Options Menu
	
	G = Hold this key down to show the construction grid
	Ctrl and Dragging the mouse = Selects up to four units at once

	Esc = Cancel any command just issued in any menu 
	      (also right click on mouse)
