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Execute - Gladiator Bot Front-End
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Author  - Mark Ingram
E-mail  - sparky@ingrams33.freeserve.co.uk
Testers - Graham McNeilly
	  QBall
	  Andrew Palmer (www.planetquake.com/ktimpakt/)
	  Steven Alexander
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Requirements
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Registered Version of Quake II (v3.20)
Gladiator MOD (v0.95 or v0.96) (www.botepidemic.com/gladiator/)
Zoid's CTF MOD (for CTF play only)
Microsoft Visual Basic 6 runtime drivers (available at the Execute web site)
...a hunger for blood!

Installation
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Just place the program any where you want, not necessarily in your Gladiator or Quake II
directories. When first run, you'll be asked to enter the locations of Quake II and
Gladiator.

NOTE: When setting essential locations, do not include an ending slash. ie: my Q2 dir
should be set as 'C:\Quake2' not 'C:\Quake2\'.

After this a file called 'exlocations.exd' will be created in the same directory where
you placed Execute. If this file is deleted you'll have to re-enter your locations like
during the first run and the file will then be recreated.

The Program
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The program does pretty much the same as any other front-end (eg: Gladiator! by MattCake).
What makes Execute different though is its compatability with the Gladiator Bot because,
unlike launchers like BotJohnny, it has been designed 100% for use with the Gladiator Bot
and will therefore be updated when the Bot is updated, not a month or two afterward.

Another major improvement over other launchers is its size: it takes up very little hard
disk and RAM space so you will, therefore, not notice any 'slowdown' when running it or
any other program. It has been designed to 'unload' itself from memory when you leave the
program.

When the program is run
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The program needs to create a few new files when it's running so as it can store
information. These files are not big, only a few kilobytes. The files usually begin with
'ex' followed by some sort of identifying name (eg: exbots.cfg). The first time the
program is run you'll need to provide it with some information - this only needs done once.

If you choose to save a collection of settings for a 'quickrun' in the future, the
information will be stored in a sub-directory to your specified Gladiator directory called
'execute_saves'. If you delete this directory and all information stored within it, you
will not have any saved 'quickruns' until you save another one. Deleting this directory will
not affect the running of the program, Gladiator Bots or Quake II.

The program does not do anything to your system's registry, your system's Windows settings
or your system's startup files.

Thanks To...
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id Software - Quake II
Mr Elusive - Gladiator Bot
Squatt - Gladiator Bot
Mr Freeze - Gladiator Bot Page
Beta Testers - Hours of testing...er, yeah right!

Copyright & Disclaimer
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All code and form layout is Copyright Mark Ingram 1999, all rights reserved. Authors
who wish to view code or use layouts must first ask permission. Any infringement of
copyright is, and will be, punishable by law.

I, Mark Ingram, take no responsibility for this software damaging either your hardware
or software after or during installation or download. However, I can guarantee that no
malicious code was created by me and placed in any of the files in the archive.