
Some artwork was included with a few of the example maps. All
of this art was drawn by David Falch of Redlands, California,
who is interested in hearing from any companies who are looking
for artwork. David can be reached at this address (or phone):

                       David A. Falch
                       1212 Crescent Ave.
                       Redlands, CA 92373
                       Phone: (909) 798-7759

David's artwork was scanned at 50dpi, 8-bit grey-scale, so if
the resolution appears lacking, it's probably my fault, not his
(I was trying to conserve disk space). The pictures were then
transformed into executable images using GIFEXE 4.4 by Steve
Enns of Saskatoon, Canada. You can find the shareware version
of GIFEXE at the anonymous ftp archive at oak.oakland.edu.

One problem with executables created via GIFEXE is that they
don't display correctly under Windows. You must be completely
out of Windows and in MS-DOS or they will probably screw-up
your DOS-Window.

Though Dave lent me lots of art to play with, I'm always looking
for more artists. Currently, I'm working on an assortment of
various freeware projects. I need monsters, science-fiction
aliens, drawings of people, hardware, starships, etcetera. If you
are interested in lending me some of your drawings so I can scan
them and convert them into executables, please send me email.
I would also like to get my hands on a shareware jpeg command
line (that is: all options on the command line) viewer for DOS.
If anyone knows of a good one, please send me email.


          Jim Vassilakos        jimv@empirenet.com
                                jimv@cs.ucr.edu
                                jimv@silver.lcs.mit.edu
                                jimv@wizards.com

