This disk has been modified and is incomplete.  Specifically, the "Checkers"
menu option invokes "CHECKR.BAS", but it isn't on the disk."

1. Space Maze
    by Lloyd Johnson.  Instructions in program.

2. Checkers
    CHECKR.BAS is missing from the disk, unfortunately.
    A file named CHECKR.BAS appears on ncc_5.ccvf, but I don't know
    if it is the same program.

3. 3D Maze
    MAZE.BAS -- (this launches it)
    MAZE.PRG --
    MAZEG1.SRC --
    MAZEG2.SRC --
    INPUTR.SRC --
	by Greg Allen
	For some reason, MAZE.BAS must be run from the menu, and not invoked
	manually.  Perhaps it assume a certain display scroll offset (eg, none).

	It generates a 63x31 maze while displaying it.  Then a prompt appears:
	    CMD>
	Use the arrow keys to navigate through the maze.
	Hit <RETURN> to get the mouse-eye view.
	Hit <ERASE PAGE> to get back to top level view.
	CTRL-D (or <DELETE LINE>) jumps to FCS.

	This exact program also appears on maze_2.ccvf.

4. Life
    Many disks contain versions of LIFE, the growth/competition simulation
    invented by John Conway and popularized first in Scientific American.
    Other versions can be found on these disks:
        alien_invasion_v1.4.ccvf
        arcade_games.ccvf
        chip_92.ccvf
        life.ccvf
        life2.ccvf

The disk also contains LIGHT.DSP, which undoubtedly isn't part of
the original disk.  It appears to be a seating diagram of the
Shortland County Council.