"CREATIVITY PACKAGE" - IMPORTANT INFORMATION The "Creativity package" consists of three disks. Disk #1 contains Thomas A. Easton's book, "Think Thunder! And Unleash Your Creativity". Disk #2 contains the program THUNDER THOUGHT, and disk #3 contains the program VERSIFIER. BEFORE YOU START: Please make backup copies of all three disks. Put the original disks in a safe place and use the backups for your work. See the DISKCOPY command in your DOS manual. HARD DISK USERS: You can copy all the files from the three disks to your hard disk (perhaps into a directory named THUNDER). Instructions which refer to different disks and the A> prompt can also be run from your hard disk at the C> prompt. FLOPPY DISK USERS: The instructions given assume that you have started up your computer and that you will place the disk to be used in the A drive. TO READ THE BOOK: Use disk #1. Type "READIT" and press . The book, "Think Thunder! And Unleash Your Creativity" will be displayed in screen, one section at a time. Instructions for the program, THUNDER THOUGHT, are in Chapter 1. You can use the and keys or the up and down arrow keys to scroll through the text. When you have finished reading a chapter, press the key to go on to the next chapter. At this point you will see a message informing you that you can press if you want to stop reading. To read only one chapter, enter the command "THINK1" (Instead of "1" use the number of whichever chapter you wish to read.) Use the key to exit the chapter. Note that the instructions for each program are also on the disk with the program: THUNDER.DOC on disk #2, and VERSE.DOC on disk #3. TO PRINT THE BOOK: Use disk #1. Follow the instructions to READ the book. When a chapter appears on screen, press to print it. TO USE THUNDER THOUGHT: Use disk #2. Enter the command "THUNDER". Follow the instructions as outlined in Chapter 1. (The instructions also appear on disk in a file called THUNDER.DOC.) You can also get help while running the progrm by pressing the key. TO USE VERSIFIER: Use disk #3. Enter the command "VERSE". Instructions are on disk in the file called VERSE.DOC. Thank you for becoming a registered user of this product! We support our users. If you have a question, comment, complaint or compliment, please write to us. Have fun!