INSTRUCTIONS:

Most verbs require nouns (such as UNLOCK THE DOOR or DRINK THE
SODA), however, some verbs do not require a noun:

     Verbs that do not require nouns
     ===============================
      N,S,E,W,NE,NW,SE,SW,U,D,

The usual directions are understood N, S, E,  W, NE, NW, SE, SW,
UP, and DOWN; in some cases (such as if the player wants to 
get in or out of a vehicle) ENTER or GO might also be appropriate.

You can try to TAKE or GET most things that are in a room and you
can EXAMINE,SEARCH or LOOK AT things as well.  You can DROP or
THROW anything you're carrying.  Eating and drinking  are often
permitted, but eating strange things is usually dangerous.  If 
something seems to be closed or locked, you can try to open or
unlock it -- but it may require a key.


Talking to the characters on Jubilee road is very easy, to ask
any question simply type ASK (someone) ABOUT (something).
Or to let somebody know about something important, simply type
TELL someone ABOUT something.

It is also possible to use the function and cursor keys in lieu of many
frequently used commands and directions as follows:

           F1  --  GET                  Up Arrow  --  NORTH
           F2  --  DROP                 Down Arrow  --  SOUTH
           F3  --  EXAMINE              Right Arrow  --  EAST
           F4  --  READ                 Left Arrow  --  WEST
           F5  --  OPEN                 Home  --  NORTHWEST
           F6  --  CLOSE                End  --  SOUTHWEST
           F7  --  INVENTORY            Pg Up  --  NORTHEAST
           F8  --  LOOK                 Pg Dn  --  SOUTHEAST
           F9  --  SCORE                Gray "-" Key -- UP
           F10  --  HELP                Gray "+" Key -- DOWN
                                        Ins -- ENTER
                                        Del -- EXIT



If at any time during the game the player needs to be reminded of what the
function and cursor keys stand for, hitting the ? key followed by <ENTER>
will produce a diagram of what each cursor and function key means.

This game was originally written on an Atari 1040ST in 1992, but was
converted especially for Syntax Adventure Magazine by myself (Author)
D.Ellis on an IBM PC in 1993.

If you have enjoyed this adventure game or you are stuck somewhere in
this game, then please write to myself. Enclosing œ2 if you require
a completion hint sheet for Jubilee road to,

        Mr D.Ellis
        22 Lostock Grove,
        Stretford,
        Manchester.
        England. M32 9RP.




If you should be intrested to write an adventure game like this then
please contact the following.

        ADVENTURE GAME TOOLKIT (AGT) REGISTRATION/ORDER FORM

        Softworks
        43064 Via Moraga
        Mission San Jose, California  94539

You can also order by phone using your Mastercard or VISA by dialing
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Or alternatively contact the nearest adventure libary for a current
version of AGT adventure creation program.

Thank you and enjoy the adventure.