DAZZLE
            version number: 4.1f        date: 17 March 1991

Requirements :
  PC/XT/AT computer, color EGA or VGA, MSDOS 2.x or higher, no
  experience necessary.

  DAZZLE uses about 200KB of memory, DAZE uses about 64KB.

 Purpose:
  Graphics Display and Interactive Image Generation.

 Features:
  An interactive color kaleidoscopic program that provides many hours of
  changing visual viewscapes.  Performance art for the eyes using over
  30 drawing algorithms and an assortment of "fades" and special effects
  to exercise a wide range of available display techniques. Providing an
  entertaining excursion through the capabilities of PC graphics
  technology. The non-interactive self generating mode is an effective
  attention getter with a variety of uses; in trade shows, in showrooms,
  in schools, ad infinitum.

Enhancements:
  Version 4.1 introduces interactive control and configuration
  capabilities for the self generating mode of operation. There now is
  an on-line help system. A new configuration menu allows the user to
  customize the program's displays. The program can now be toggled
  between self generating "Auto" mode, and interactive "Semi-Auto" mode.
  The configuration file used is an editable text file, and can be
  loaded at program startup as a command line option. New color palettes
  can be invoked for any image at any time, even for a frozen image. The
  antiviral check can be bypassed for faster program invocation. The
  executable file size is compressed, using less disk space. The
  documentation has been significantly expanded.

  Version 4.1a has code to make the program tolerant of various keyboard
  speed-up utilities that adjust the "typematic" rate of key repeats.
  This stabilizes program performance across a broader range of systems.
  The "/K" command line option is added to control this new feature.

  Version 4.1b has improved CPU detection logic during program startup
  that prevents program aborts in some systems with the SMARTDRV.SYS
  extended memory cache. 4.1c has improved MATHERR handler that prevents
  program abort with out-of-range random numbers going into math
  functions. 4.1d has slightly better antiviral messages to help in
  problem reporting. 4.1e has minor code corrections for use with C++
  compiler. 4.1f corrected for use with QEMM.

  See DAZZLE.DOC for details of these and other new key functions.