CD-ROM INSTALLATION/CONFIGURATION GUIDE

~INSTALLATION CHECKLIST

Wing Commander 11 is one of the most powerful Does your system have "FILES = 15" (or entertainment products available today, utiliz­ higher) and "BUFFERS=&" (or as low as ing the most powerful home computer config­ 2) in your "CONFIG.SYS" file? urations available. Because Wing Commander II You may experience an occasional game crash incorporates state-of-the-art graphics, sound, or Memory Allocation error while playing Wing music, and speech, it is very important that you Commander ll. If you are confident you have follow all of the installation procedures that enough BASE memory (see above), it is possible apply to your specific computer configuration you do not have your FILES parameter in your very carefully, and very accurately! CONFIG.SYS file set high enough. To check this, This Installation Checklist has been provid­ type: ed to further insure that you are able to fully TYPE C:\CONFJG.SYS RETURN realize all of the many powerful features incor­ porated into Wing Commander II that your Look for a line that reads: FILES=xx particular computer system is capable of hand­ and a line that reads: BUFFERS=yy ling. If you continue to experience difficulty If "xx" is less than 15, or "yy" is greater than 6, installing Wing Commander 11 after carefully or there is no CONFIG.SYS file, or there is a considering all of the information provided to CON FIG.SYS file but it contains no "FILES" line, you by this Installation Checklist, please con­ this is probably the source of your problem. tact ORIGIN's customer service department at Consult you DOS documentation to find out (512) 328-0282 for further assistance. how to increase your FILES statement to 15 and reduce your BUFFERS statement to 6, then try Special Note: To Play Wing Commander running the game with the new value. II from a CD-ROM drive, you must load Do you have enough hard drive space? DOS 5.0 high. For more information You must have at least 1 megabyte of drive space available for minimum installation. Your about loading DOS 5.0 high, see the hard drive is used for temporary storage and is Expanded Memory/DOS 5.0 section of used to save your game. this manual. Are you unable to hear Speech with your Sound Blaster or does your game crash Do you have enough base memory? during the opening introduction? To determine your amount of base memory, Run the W!NSTALL program from the root dir­ and whether you have enough free to play ectory of your CD drive (see Quick Install) to Wing Commander II, see the Memory Usage determine your IRQ setting. Consult your section on Page 5 of this guide, and also refer Sound Blaster manual for instructions on to the chart below: setting it.

Wing Commander II base memory requirements

No Sound Board Ad Lib or Roland Sound Blaster

VGA without speech 583K 583K 583K

VGA with speech N/A N/A 587K expanded memory

1 --4=- QUICK INSTALL/ TUTORIAL In Space 15. As your blasts hit, damaged parts of the 7. After you and your wingman, Shadow, Sartha tum red on the VDU display (the This description of a Wing Commander II Tutorial/Your First Mission discuss your upcoming mission, there's screen in the center of the cockpit). mission is all you need to begin playing. No 1. When the installation I configuration an animated sequence showing you Continue fighting until you destroy all mission can be duplicated precisely by each process is complete, you will be taken climbing into your fighter, preparing for of the enemy ships. (This may take a few player, but follow it as closely as possible to straight into the Wing Co111111a11der I1 launch. When the sequence ends, you tries-if you die, you are offered the familiarize yourself with the game. introduction. find yourself at the controls of your ship, option of continuing the story or replay­ Note: This mission description assumes you 2. The Wing Commander II introduction already in space. In space, you can pause ing the mission. For now, replay the have a joystick. (If you use a mouse or keyboard begins. If the game doesn't load properly, the game at any time by pressing®· mission. Later you may want to see how instead of a joystick, consult your Referen ce skip the rest of this mission description Pause the game now and take a moment the story unfolds.) to examine your cockpit (see the illustra­ Ca.rd for equivalent commands.) Many of the and turn to the CD Installation/ 16. After all enemy ships in the area have tion on page 4). Resume play by pressing instructions in this tutorial tell you to press joy­ Configuration beginning on page 4. If button #1, or any key. been destroyed, you should find that you stick button #1. Button #1 is usually the button that doesn't help, refer to the T rouble­ have reaclied Nav 1. Press lliJ to bring back on the stick itself (or, if there is more than one s hooting section. 8. Press lliJ to view your mission map. Your your nav computer. "Objective Reached" button on the stick, the one on the front, inten­ 3. One or two text boxes appear. The first current destination, "Nav 1," is high­ flashes on the bottom of the VDU screen ded to be activated by the forefinger). Determine lighted in yellow. Press~ to return to says "Start New Game." The second, (the display in the middle of the cockpit). which button is #1 as soon as possible. the cockpit. which only appears if you've played Wing Press lliJ again to go to the Nav map. Your next destination, Nav 2 (in the asteroids) Commander II before, says "Resume 9. Note the white cross on the radar screen should be highlighted. Press button #1 to Quick Install Current Game." For now, you want to and in your viewscreen. Use your joystick leave the Nav map. Note that the auto­ 1. Make sure you have approximately 1 start a new game, so position the pointer to maneuver your ship until the cross is pilot light on your console is glowing. megabyte of free disk space on your hard over "Start New Game" (the pointer will centered within the green crosshairs on Press to use the autopilot and travel to drive. Your hard drive is used as temp­ become a cross) and press button #1 . the viewscreen. (Maneu vering instructions 0 Nav 2. (If the light is not glowing you orary storage during game play, plus is are on the Reference Card .) Press 0 to Note: If the pointer moves even when the must first center the white cross inside the used to store your save game files. activate your au topilot and fly to Nav 1. joystick is still, calibrate your joystick: Press QJ green crosshairs on your viewscreen 2. Insert the CD-ROM disk into your CD-ROM and follow the on-screen directions. Combat before pressing [Kl). drive. Some drives require that you insert 10. Before reaching Nav 1, you drop from Return Flight the disk into a CD caddy before inserting it 4. The introduction begins. Sit back and autopilot to battle Kilrathi ships. Shadow 17. Before you reach Nav 2, you come out of into the drive. watch the action that follows. As in a says she's spotted the enemy. Press IQ) movie, the first few minutes of the game autopilot near the asteroid belt. (The 3. Log onto your CD-ROM drive by typing its to activate communications and press CD contain important background infor­ autopilot light on your console is now off.) drive letter followed by a colon (i.e. [Qli)) twice to tell her to attack. mation. if you're unfamiliar with the Using the G key, quickly reduce your and pressing~ - Wing Commander story, you may also 11. Press G to increase your speed to max­ speed to 250 kps, the safest speed to travel 4. Type [§I)N(SJT(A(LI Ll and press [Enter!. want to read T h e S tory So Far... section imum (approximately 500 kps). through asteroids. Dodge them, but keep an eye on the white cross. That's (When you want to play the game without of the Play Manu al. 12. Check radar screen (the circular your your destination--don't get lost in the reconfiguring, simply type ~rn: m and 5. A computer console appears, with the screen on the left). The red dots on the asteroid belt! [Enter! and you will be taken straight into phrases "(T)ransfer an existing personnel screen are enemy s h ips. T he blue dot the game.) file" and "(C)reate a new personnel file" is your wingman. Maneuver until the 18. After leaving the asteroids, the "AUTO" 5. The first time you run W!NSTALL, you will displayed on its screen. Select IQ) to create en emy ships are in the center circle of light comes on again. Press 0 to use the be asked which drive you want to use for a new cl1aracter. When prompted, type the radar display-that means you are autopilot and head for Nav 3. (Make sure the autopilot light is on.) temporary storage and for saving your a first name, last name and callsign for the heading straight for them. game. Simply use the up/down arrows to new character, pressing I Enter! after each. 13. When you have an enemy ship on your 19. Just prior to Nav 3, your ship will come select the correct drive and press [Enter! None of these can be longer than 12 viewscreen, press IT) to activate your out of autopilot. Once again, Shadow will (most users should select Drive@O). characters. targeting computer. Red brackets appear inform you that she has seen enemy ships. 6. After selecting a storage drive, you will be The Barracks around one of the enemy ships and the When you have defeated all your enemies press (Kl. (Make sure the autopilot light asked several questions about your hard­ 6. At the conclusion of the log-on sequence, image of a Sartha fighter appears on the is on.) You emerge from autopilot near ware configuration. Read the on-screen you see a full-screen picture of your VDU screen. Press III to lock onto this Caemarvon Station. instructions and answer the questions for barracks onboard Caemarvon Station, target. The red brackets tum in to a solid red box. your type of system configuration. See the where you begin the game. Screens like Back Home CD Installation/Configuration section of tl1is one appear throughout Wing 14. Use the joystick to maneuver until the 20. In this mission, the debriefing sequence this manual for more information regard­ Commander 11, allowing you to control green targeting crosshairs in your view­ begins on your arrival near Caemarvon. ing configuring your system correctly. the flow of the game. For a complete screen appears on your target and press That isn't the case with every mission­ description of these scenes, see the Play button #l repeatedly to fire your mass sometimes you have to request Janding­ Manual. For now, though, move the driver cannons. If the target runs away, so you'll need to read the Play M anu al pointer to the open door. The text "Fly double click button #2 to fire your after­ thoroughly after this mission. For now, Mission" will appear at the bottom of the burners for a burst of speed. If the target though, watch the debriefing for a run­ screen. Press button #1 to continue. gets out of your forward view, search the down of how you performed your first radar screen for a small red cross. That's time out. Once the debriefing is over, you your target-maneuver until it's back in see the landing sequence. After you're the center of the radar display. safety back on Caemarvon, you return to your barracks room. 2 3 Ferret Cockpit If the Install program has trouble finding your you play Wing Commander JI, you would then sound board, it may ask for some more infor­ hear Roland music and effects and Sound Autopilot Light mation about it-if you cannot answer the Blaster digitized speech. questions, consult the documentation that came Completing the Procedure with your sound board. A screen appears asking if the configuration If you have more than one sound board is correct. If not, press® and reset the options installed, you can use one for your music and as you prefer. If the information displayed sound effects and a different one for digitized accurately reflects your system configuration, speech. If, for example, you have a Roland press (YJ and the installation program saves the board and a Sound Blaster, you can select the Roland on menu 1, and answer "Yes" on information. When installation is complete, you will be taken straight into the game. menu 2 to hear Sound Blaster speech. When

Eject ~ MEMORY USAGE

You must have at least 64-0K of RAM to play expanded memory. In addition, you must have Wing Commander 11. Regardless of the amount of HIMEM installed to use the Windows memory RAM in your machine, you must have 583,000 manager. Your CONFIG.SYS file should include bytes of free RAM to run the game. the following lines in this order: Use the DOS command, CHKDSK, and look DEVICE= \H[MEM.SYS at the last line of the information presented. DEVICE=< PA TH> \EMM386.SYS 1024 21. Back on the station, you have the options Congratulations, you have just finished the This tells you how much RAM memory is free. of saving the game, continuing the story, first mission of Wing Commander II. Read the For example, CHKDSK might tell you that your To use EMM386 with DOS 5.0, your going directly to the next flight mission or rest of this manual to get an even better feel for 640K system has 519,490 bytes free. If you have CONFIG.SYS file should read a bit differently: exiting to DOS. These actions can all be the controls and the missions. less than 583,000 bytes free, you do not have DEVICE=\HIMEM.SYS performed by moving the pointer over the enough free RAM and the game will not run. DOS= HIGH items in the room and reading the text at You may want to remove memory-resident DEVICE=\EMM386.EXE 1024 the bottom of the screen. (For more infor­ programs that are unnecessary for system usage In the lines just above, is the direc­ mation, consult the Play Manual.) from your AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS tory in which these files are found, usually s ta rtu p files. C:\WINDOWS. If you have too little main memory and do ~ CD INSTALLATION/CONFIGURATION The more expanded memory you have not want to reconfigure your system, we sug­ available, the more game features you'll get. gest you make a bootable DOS system floppy The program loads game features into expand­ This information is for those who had trouble To change yo11r configuration, use the arrow disk to start your computer prior to play. The ed memory, stopping once all available memory installing the game during the Quick Install/ keys on your keyboard to move the highlight procedure for creating a startup floppy disk is is used. The features are loaded in this order: Tutorial. You may also wish to consult this bar and press (Enter! to select a highlighted described in Troubleshooting, page 6. section if you upgrade your system and want option. Note that the first letter of each option 1. 64K digitized speech buffer (only if to change your configuration. is displayed in red-in addition to using the Expanded Memory/DOS 5.0 digitized speech is selected) arrow keys, you can select an option by press­ Memory beyond 640K can be allocated as 2. 64K VCR replay buffer INSTALLING THE GAME ing the appropriate red letter. "expanded memory" which Wing Commander II 3. Extra space objects (the jump flash, large 1. Make sure you have approximately 1 To cancel installation at any time, press the uses to provide extra graphics and sound. explosions and debris, etc.) megabyte of free disk space on your hard During installation and loading the game, you ~key . This returns you to DOS. 4. Cockpit animations, such as the pilot's drive. Your hard drive is used as temp­ will be told if expanded memory was detected. arm orary storage during game play, plus is Menu 1: Expanded memory is not the same as 5. Spaceflight music used to store your save game files. Selecting the Music and Sound System "extended memory"-if your computer has 6. Unique Kilrathi missiles (as opposed to A sound board is not required to play Wing extended memory, reconfigure it as expanded the generic Human missile) 2. Insert the CD-ROM disk into your CD­ Commander II, but if you wish to hear the memory. For further information, consult your 7. Cockpit views (to make switching cockpit ROM drive. Some drives require that you game's musical score and enhanced sound software dealer or the documentation that came views faster) insert the disk into a CD caddy before effects, you must have a sound board installed. with your expanded memory manager. 8. Tractor beam shapes inserting it into the drive. 9. On-the-fly graphics: ship-specific debris, If you have one, highlight the sound board 386 Systems. To access enhanced graphics and communication screen faces, etc. 3. Log onto your CD-ROM drive by typing that is installed in your computer. If you do not sound, you must use an expanded memory its drive letter followed by a colon have one of the supported boards (Roland MT- manager program. Two of the most common Consult your hardware dealer o r your (i .e. (QI]) and pressing IEnter!. 32/LAPC-1, Ad Lib or Sound Blaster), highlight ones are QEMM.SYS (which comes with expanded memory manager documentation for "PC Speaker" (sound effects only) or "No Quarterdeck's Desqview) and EMM386.SYS more information about configuring expanded 4. Typelwl I (NISITIAIL(Lland presslEnterl. sound." Press !Enter!. (The game runs slightly (which comes with Microsoft Windows and DOS memory and determining how much expanded The Installation Screen faster when you select "No sound.") 5.0), but there are others. Memory managers are memory is available. The installation program detects your hard­ installed by adding a line to the CONFIG.SYS Menu 2: To play Wing Commander II from a CD-ROM file on your computer. ware configuration and displays information Selecting Digitized Speech drive, you must load DOS 5.0 into high mem­ The Microsoft Windows memory manager, about your system on the left side of the screen. If you have a CMS Sound Blaster or 1003 ory. To do this, simply include the following EMM386, allocates only 256K of expanded On the right side of the screen, a series of compatible digitized sound board, you can hear line in your CONFIG.SYS file: loJoJsl- IH( 1 JG(HI. memory unless you specify a greater amount. menus appears, with the current configuration characters talking during flight and in several This command frees more of the base 640K for Your Windows documentation can tell you how option highlighted on each menu. animated scenes. Choose "Yes" when asked use by Wing Commander II. to increase this. Allocate l megabyte or more whether you want to hear the digitized speech. 4 5 ~ TROUBLESHOOTING include CD-ROM extensions. For further A: Change to the \WING 2 directory on your information, call ORJGIN Customer CD-ROM drive and type (T(Y(P(E(Spacebar(R(E(A(D(M(E(. (D(O(C(Enterl. Q: Why doesn't my joystick work correctly? documentation that came with those Service. To boot from a floppy, tum your 1f the information in that file doesn' t help programs to find out how to reduce their A: Owners of Gravis joysticks or older computer off, insert the new boot disk in and if you've tried all of the suggestions memory consumption. Suncom models may experience some your A: drive and turn the computer back above, contact ORJGIN Customer Service problems. If you take a Gravis apart and Q: Two Questions: on. at (512) 328-0282, Monday through Friday, clean the contacts, it should work fine. 1. WC II threw me out to DOS. It said I had an between 9 a.m. and 5 p .m ., Central time. Q: My CD drive is too slow to play tile game Some older Suncoms simply will not work "Out of memon; error." When 1 tried to re­ Please have the following information smoothly. Can 1 play Wing Commander II on with WC ll. The only solution here is to start, it did it again. ready, if possible: my hard drive? purchase a newer joystick. 2. My copy of WC ll is defective. Every time I Which version of 005 you use A: To run the CD version of Wing Commander Q: Why does my computer crash when I try to piny, it throws me to DOS with a Memory Free RAM (last line of CHKDSK info) II on your hard drive follow these steps: play WC II t!tro11gh Microsoft Windows (or Allocation Error. Expanded Memory available Make sure you have at least 30 megabytes Desqview or //1e DOS 5.0 Task Swapper)? Your mouse and mouse driver type A: Both are are trying to play with less than of free space available on your hard drive. Your graphics mode and sound A: "Multi-tasking environments"-Windows, 583K free. If the game does this, use the Type XCOPY D: \ W!NG2 C: \ WING2 /E /5 board(s) Desqview, Software Carousel, the OOS 5.0 005 command CHKDSK and read the last (Enter I. This will copy all of the necessary Your machine type Task Swapper, etc.-often conflict in their line of output. It should say "XXXXXX files to your hard drive. The contents of your CONFIG.SYS use of memory and other system resources bytes free." This is the amount of free When the files have been copied, change and AUTOEXEC.BAT files with Wing Commander II. We do not RAM available. If this number is less than to your newly created C:\WTNG2 directory If you use Windows, Desqview or a recommend playing Wing Commander II 583000 bytes, modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT and type@ 1 (N(S(T(A( LI L(Enterl. This will DOS shell under these circumstances. Even if you do and CONFIG.SY5 files as explained in the begin the Wing Commander II CD-ROM drive type run the game under a multi-tasker, do not CD Installation/ Configuration G uide. configuration process, and then take you CD-ROM extensions version swap to another application while into the game. Q : The game still doesn't work after I modified my playing. Your system will crash if you try AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files. to suspend WC ll to run another program. Q: What if none of the advice above helps? In general, we recommend that you log A: Call ORIGJN's Customer Service out of Windows (or similar application) department at the phone number listed and play from the 005 prompt. below. Be sure to copy down the information the computer provided when ~SPEECH ACCESSORY PACK CD-ROM INSTALLATION GUIDE Q: Why does my comp11ter crash whe11 I try to it dumped you. piny WC JJ while 1 nm logged into 011r LAN (local area network)? Q: This guide says I should make a DOS system System Requirements 2. If the WTNSTALL program reports that it is disk. I don't know how lo do this and I can't To use the Speech Accessory Pack for Wing having a problem detecting your sound A: LAN software often tries to take over the find my DOS manual. Commander II, you must first: card, consult the documentation that came same system resources that we II uses. with the card. Sometimes the two can coexist, but often A: To make a system disk, get a blank floppy 1. Install and configure the CD-ROM version they can't. If you have strange problems disk and insert it in your A: drive. Type of Wing Commander II on your machine. 3. If you've tried these suggestions and the with we II while your LAN drivers are your hard drive prompt (for example, speech still doesn't work properly, contact 2. Install a Sound Blaster or 100% Sound ORIGIN Customer Service at (512) 328-0282, loaded, try booting from a clean boot disk ©:])and then press~. Next type Blaster-compatible digitized sound card. Monday through Friday, between 9 a.m. (see below). (F(OIR(M(AITJ(A(: ( 1 (S(Enterl. This formats and 5 p.m., Central time. the disk and copies the appropriate system 3. Make sure you have at least 64K of Q: Whe11 I boot the game, it says Please have the following information data to the disk. available expanded memory, plus at least "Expanded memory not detected," but I have ready, if possible: If this doesn't work, insert a blank disk 4K of available base memory beyond the two megs of RAM. What gives? into your floppy drive, as above, but type 583K needed to run the Wing Commander l1 which version of OOS you use A: First, not all types of extra RAM are equal. (fil]s(Spacebar(A(: I after the drive prompt. game. (For more information about free RAM (last line of CHKD5K info) There are two basic kinds---exTENded and When the words SYSTEM TRANSFERRED expanded memory, consult the Memory expandc_d Memory available exPANded. we II uses expanded memory. appear, type Usage section of this manual.) your mouse and mouse driver type If you're using a 386SX, a 386 or a 486, you COPY COMMAND COM A: Note: Be sure to choose "Yes" in the Wing your machine type your sound need to configure your extended memory and you should see 1 FILE COPIED, which Commander II Install/Configuration - board(s) the contents of your to act like expanded memory by using an indicates the disk is now a boot disk. WlNSTALL program when asked if you want to CONFIG.SYSand AUTOEXEC.BAT expanded memory manager. (We If either your AUTOEXEC.BAT or hear digitized speech! files recommend QEMM386, by Quarterdeck; your CONFIG.SYS calls upon an expanded whether you use Windows, Desqview Troubleshooting ask your software retailer about it.) memory manager, we recommend that or a 005 shell 1. If you encounter any difficulties with the If you have expanded memory but CD-ROM drive type you copy the appropriate software to the Speech Accessory Pack, run the Wing well still won' t acknowledge it, most lf CD-ROM extensions version boot disk as well . you wish to use your Commander If WlNSTALL program to make likely some other piece of software, such mouse, copy your mouse driver to the sure that the game is properly installed to as a disk cache or RAM disk, may be using disk. In any of these cases, a stripped use your speech card. On Menu 2, select up all of your expanded memory. Check version of your CONFIG.SYS file will be "Yes," to indicate that you want to hear the CON FIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC. BAT files required for your computer to make digitized speech. for such programs, and consult the proper use of the device drivers. Be sure to

7 6 ~CREDITS

CD-ROM Shell Programming Quality Assurance Leaders Gary Scott Smitlr feff Sire/ton, Kirk Winterrowd

Software Engineers Quality Assurance Bill Baldwin, Step/1en Beeman, Scott Sire/ton, Kevin Potter, Scott Hazle, Charles Cafrelli, Rei11aldo Castro, Mark Vittek, Joel Marrrrers, Ben Marrtters, Riclrard Haley, Steve Muclrow, Brent A . T11ale Ben Potter

Story Development Services Manager Stephen Beeman, Ellen G11011 Slrerry Cain Script Documentation G.P. Austin, Jeff George, Elle11 Guo11, Paul Arden Lidberg, Warren Spector Paul Arden Lidberg, Brian Martin Documentation Design & Graphics Art Craig Miller, Jennifer Davis, David Ladymarr, Jeff Dee, Daniel Bourbonnais, Larry Dixon, Wurren Spector, Gary Washington Clrris Douglas, Glen ]olinson, Bruce Lemons, Denis Loubet, fake Rodgers, Box Design & Graphics Gary Waslrington, fohn Watso11 Craig Miller

Technical Design Assistant Assistant Director Brian Martin Ellen Guon

Sound Editor Production Manager Martin Galway Virgil Buell

Sound Effects Engineer Executive Producer Marc Scl1aefgen Dallas Snell Music Producer Da11a Glover, The Fat Man, Dave Gavett, Chris Roberts Martin Galway, Nenad Vugrinec Director Stephe11 Beeman

~WARRANTY

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