Please make sure that your system meets or exceeds the following system requirements before playing the game. If your system does not meet or exceed these requirements, the game will run poorly, or not at all.
PC:
IBM PC or Compatible 486/33 or better
8 Megabytes of free RAM
Windows 3.1 or Windows 95
a Super VGA display card in the 640x480 resolution with 256 colors
A windows compatible sound card with drivers installed
Double speed CD-ROM drive.
Our games are not supported on Windows NT, OS/2(Warp), DR.DOS, PC DOS, or with QEMM, 386MAX or other 3rd party memory managers.
There is no need to run install. To start, simply insert the CD into the drive. When the AutoPlay window pops up, click the Play button to play the game, the Demos button to see the Humongous Interactive Catalog, or the Quit button to quit without doing anything. To run the game again, double click on the My Computer icon, then on the game icon. The AutoPlay window will appear again.
If AutoPlay has been disabled, you can run the game by double-clicking My Computer, then double-clicking the CD-ROM icon, and finally double-clicking AUTOSAM.EXE. Or, create a shortcut to AUTOSAM.EXE for a more permanent solution.
Windows 3.1
The install program must be run before playing the game for the first time. We install Microsoft's 32-bit Windows system files, Win32s, and WinG to the hard disk if they are not already present. These files require only about 3MB of disk space.
To install Win32s and WinG, just follow these steps:
Insert the game CD into your CD-ROM drive.
Open the File menu in Program Manager and select Run...
Type D:\INSTALL and press Enter. (If D: is not your CD-ROM drive, substitute the appropriate letter.)
Click Quick Install, and follow the prompts.
After installation is complete, click Restart Windows to enable Win32s and WinG
Install will create a Humongous group in Program Manager and add the game icons to it. To run the game, just insert the CD and double-click the game icon.
Windows 3.1 Uninstall
The game, Win32s, and WinG may all be removed from within the installation program. Because installation of the product is only necessary under Windows 3.1, you should never have to uninstall the game with Windows 95.
Note: Removing WinG or Win32s will render the system unable to run Humongous Entertainment games, or any other programs which require these libraries. You should only remove these libraries if it has been determined that they are causing some sort of problem.
Insert the game CD into your CD-ROM drive.
Open the File menu in Program Manager and select Run...
Type D:\INSTALL and press Enter.(Be sure to replace D: with the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive)
Click the Advanced Options button in the Welcome to Install dialog box. This will open the Advanced Options dialog box.
Click on the Uninstall Options button to open the Uninstall Options dialog box. Click Yes to continue.
Check the components (Game, WinG, or Win32s) which you wish to uninstall, then click Continue.
The selected components will be removed from the system, as will the icons which they created. The computer may have to be restarted for these changes to take effect.
Macintosh Installation
If you are using a Macintosh, you do not need to install the software. Simply insert the CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive, then double click on the Pajama Sam icon.
Save the game. You'll be presented with the Save Game screen, and the cursor will turn into a small snapshot of your game. Move the snapshot to a slot and click the mouse button, then type in a name for your game and press Enter to save the game and return. Or, use the snapshot to click the large arrow in the corner of your screen to exit without saving.
<L>
Load a game. You'll be presented with the Load Game screen. Just click on a previously stored snapshot, and you will be returned to the game at the point you were at when the game was saved. Click the large arrow in the corner of your screen to exit without loading.
<Spacebar>
Pauses the game, and opens the pause dialog box. To continue, just click the Play button.
<Alt><F4>
Quit the game. You can also stop playing by pressing the Spacebar, then clicking the Quit button.
NOTE: You can also exit the game by clicking on the Exit door in the interface at the bottom of the screen.
<Esc>
Fast-forward through the current cutscene.
<Period>
Same as the <Esc> key, but skips only the current character's line -- not the entire scene.
<F1>
Displays on-line documentation.
<Shift><F5>
Toggles the game between running full-screen or in a window.
<Shift><F7>
Increases the size of the game display if your screen resolution is 1280x1024 or higher. If the game display has already been expanded, <Shift><F7> will toggle the display size back to normal.
Nothing happens when the CD is inserted into the CD-ROM drive in Windows '95 or '98.
Wait about 10 seconds or so after inserting the CD to give your drive a chance to read it. If nothing happens after 10 seconds, the Windows 95 feature called "AutoPlay" may be disabled on your system. Some Packard Bell, IBM and other brands of computers have this feature turned off by default. For details on enabling AutoPlay on your system, please see our Windows 95/98/ME General Troubleshooting. If you want to try playing the game without enabling AutoPlay, please see the section above labeled "Installing and Playing without AutoPlay".
Please make sure that your system meets the minimum system requirements as listed on the box, or at the top of this document. If your system does not meet or exceed the minimum requirements, it will run poorly, or not at all. If your system meets the requirements, shut down all other programs that you may have running on your system prior to playing this game. Other programs can interfere with the operation of the game.
If none of the above solutions work to fix your problem, you may wish to contact your computer's manufacturer for help. If you are uncomfortable with any of the above procedures, you may wish to call back the number at the top of this document and request one or more of the following documents:
Please make sure that your system meets the minimum system requirements as listed on the box or at the top of this document. If your system does not meet or exceed the minimum requirements, it will run poorly, or not at all. If your system meets the requirements, shut down all other programs that you may have running on your system prior to playing Pajama Sam in "You Are What You Eat From Your Head to Your Feet". Other programs can interfere with the operation of the game.
If none of the above solutions work to fix your problem, you may wish to contact your computer's manufacturer for help. If you are uncomfortable with any of the above procedures, you may wish to call back the number at the top of this document and request the following document:
