Savegame Manager Readme

(c) 1998 Joe Zimmerman
URL: http://www.tomb-raider.com/

For updates and info, see http://www.tomb-raider.com/sgm/
For tech support E-Mail me at sgm@tomb-raider.com

Contents

1. Program Description
2. Features
3. Installation
4. Using Savegame Manager
5. Release Notes
6. Version History
7. Shareware Notice
8. Legal Stuff

Program Description

Tomb Raider 1 and 2 only allow saving 16 savegames, and there is no easy way of deleting, copying, or moving them. Savegame Manager does all of this and more. It allows storage of 5 sets of 16 savegames, for 80 savegames all together. Games can easily be managed between sets or rearranged in a set. The interface is intuitive and easy to use. Simply click the Run Game button and Tomb Raider 1 or 2 will run with the current set of games ready to be used.

Another feature is integration with TombEdit. If you have TombEdit 2.2.2, it can be easily integrated with SGM. Double click a savegame in SGM and it's opened in TombEdit. Make any changes you want, then save your game and you will be returned to SGM.

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Features

1. Easy to use interface
2. Manage your current set of games plus four other sets
3. Move and copy files between sets
4. Rearrange games within a set
5. Run Tomb Raider using the current set
6. TombEdit integration

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Installation

Download and run trsgm10.exe to install the necessary files for the program to run.

TombEdit integration works with TombEdit versions 2.2.2 and above. You can download the newest version at:
http://tombraider.gamestats.com/tombedit/

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Using Savegame Manager

Basics:

• The drag and drop method is used for everything. Holding Ctrl will copy instead of move. Right-dragging will display a popup menu, letting you choose to copy or move.
• You can rearrange games within a set. To do so, click a game and drag it to a different slot. If it's empty, the game will be moved. If it's full, the two slots will be swapped.
• Drag a game to another set's tab and it will be moved/copied there.

Special Features:

• You can drag and drop games from Windows Explorer to a set. Right-dragging brings up the popup menu, too.
• The 'Copy To' function lets you export the selected games to another folder.
• The 'Paste From' function lets you browse for a game to paste to the current set.
• If you set up TombEdit integration, you can double click a game to edit it.

Release Notes