Welcome to Neil deMause's *Lost New York* for the DOS platform!
(Info on the game can be found in the file README.LNY)

To run Lost New York, type "LOSTNY" at the DOS prompt.  If this
doesn't work, read on.

This version includes a special version of the TADS runtime that
only supports 386 processors and higher.  It comes to us courtesy
of David Baggett <dmb@ai.mit.edu>.  If you need to run
Lost New York on your PC-XT, it probably won't work, but you can
download the regular (real-mode) TADS runtime from ftp.gmd.de as:

/if-archive/programming/tads/pc.tads2exe.zip

This version of Lost New York requires a DPMI host.  The easiest
way to satisfy it is to have CWSDPMI.EXE available, either in your
DOS path or in the same directory as Lost New York.  If you will be
running Lost New York only from Windows or OS/2, then CWSDPMI is not
required and you can safely delete it.  I recommend putting it on
your path, however, as it is likely that other programs will require
it in the future, and it certainly won't hurt anything by being there.

Why did we make things so complicated?  Because people were having
trouble running Lost New York on their PC's.  This version should
fix all the memory-related problems, including crashes, trains that
never arrive, and saved games that won't load.

I hope you're still with us, here.  Now that you've got everything
set up, just type "LOSTNY" and away you go!  If you have any trouble,
blame Robert Moses and send email to Matthew <mamster@u.washington.edu>.
Please don't bug Neil with your DOS questions.

Enjoy!

Neil deMause, author, Lost New York
Matthew Amster-Burton, maintainer of the DOS version