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CStart is a title screen start-up program which works in conjunction with prgmCHASE. A user must have both programs on his calculator in order to play Chase. When both programs are in place, the user never needs to actually run prgmCSTART himself, but it must be un-archived while he is playing Chase so that Chase can access it. The user simply runs prgmCHASE and the program will then link to CStart automatically. CStart doesn't change any part of the actual gameplay of Chase, but it displays a very cool start-up screen. As outlined in the Program Description section for prgmCHASE in this wikibook, the title screen gives the player four options:

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rdfs:comment	CStart is a title screen start-up program which works in conjunction with prgmCHASE. A user must have both programs on his calculator in order to play Chase. When both programs are in place, the user never needs to actually run prgmCSTART himself, but it must be un-archived while he is playing Chase so that Chase can access it. The user simply runs prgmCHASE and the program will then link to CStart automatically. CStart doesn't change any part of the actual gameplay of Chase, but it displays a very cool start-up screen. As outlined in the Program Description section for prgmCHASE in this wikibook, the title screen gives the player four options:
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abstract	CStart is a title screen start-up program which works in conjunction with prgmCHASE. A user must have both programs on his calculator in order to play Chase. When both programs are in place, the user never needs to actually run prgmCSTART himself, but it must be un-archived while he is playing Chase so that Chase can access it. The user simply runs prgmCHASE and the program will then link to CStart automatically. CStart doesn't change any part of the actual gameplay of Chase, but it displays a very cool start-up screen. As outlined in the Program Description section for prgmCHASE in this wikibook, the title screen gives the player four options: 1. * New Game (to start a new game) 2. * Continue (to continue a currently saved game) 3. * Instructions (to bring up the instructions for Chase) 4. * Quit (to leave the program and return to the main screen) It also displays a large drawing of the word "CHASE" with the vicious ≠'s as part of the E. It displays the current High Score in the upper-right (which will show 0 if the user has not played before), and an image of a < sign with angry eyes and sharp teeth chasing a frightened X in order to eat him. Choice 3 will clear the screen and draw up page 1 of the instructions for Chase. This page gives an introduction and a background for Chase and tells the player what his goal is. The program will be paused when this screen is displayed and it will wait for the player to press ENTER, upon which the screen will be cleared again and page 2 of the instructions will be displayed. On this page, the player will see a diagram of which keys are to be used for controlling the > symbol during gameplay. It also tells of how the game will slow down, and needs to be re-booted using the ENTER key while playing in order to get it back up to speed.

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