AIAB ShapeShifter [update2] Assembled by Jaybee - 27nd June '99
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NB:  This archive was intended for use with the AIAB-2000 r4 archive!
 

Whats It All About?
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Several people have expressed an interest in the possibility of emlation inside emulation, 
confused? Dont worry - just imagine your PC thinking its an Amiga, whilst also pretending 
to be a MAC - sounds complicated?  Well, it can be, but I hope this makes things a little 
easier ;)

In this update youll find the best MAC emulator on any machine - "ShapeShifter", not only 
is it the most compatible of MAC emulators, its also absolutely free!  I have also tweaked 
a few settings for easy-starting, just click a few icons and you ought to be experiencing 
the "Friendliest OS ever made!" (where else do you get classic error requestors stating 
'There was an error because there was an error'!

This archive does not contain everything you need however,  Any MAC emulator requires a MAC 
rom, (and before you bother, dont even think about emailing me for one ;p)  However, you 
will find a nicely put together hardfile pre-loaded with System 7.3.5, created by Devin! 

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Whats The Update For?
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Well, Brian (King) has recently added ShapeShifter/PrePareEmul support to WinUAE.
Basically, MACs require a small amount of memory to be reserved for the OS, whereas before, 
ShapeShifter required a small patch to be run on the Amiga (PrepareEmul) before starting 
emulation, additions to WinUAE mean this is no longer necessary - cool.  The update takes 
this into consideration, and also adds a superb System 7.3.5 hardfile to boot (literally).

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Installation
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Just extract this zipfile to exactly the same place you extracted the first AIAB-2000.zip 
file, overwriting any files when prompted.  Simple, huh?  No? Well okay, imagine AIAB is
installed in C:\WinUAE,  you would have to extract this archive to C:\

Cya!
	James Maurice Battle - jaybee@aiab.freeserve.co.uk - http://www.emuunlim.com/aiab