KILLER RING
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The idea behind the game is to shoot anything that moves, this does not include family 
pets (except poodles). If it moves, shoot it, if it doesn't, shoot it anyway. If by some 
freak chance you should reach the spaceman, then blow out his heart for some extra bonus 
points! Each time you play difficulty increases! (providing you don't turn off!)


Controls are as follows:
Use Joystick for up/down/left/right and fire (or cursor keys and space bar) 
Use 1 to toggle between Musix and Sound FX 
Use 2 to toggle between Easy and Hard level (In hard level you must blast a hole through 
the Anti-matter beam before your next shot can penetrate)
Use 3 to toggle between keyboard/Sindair/Kempston/Protek


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And now something for people who like long inlay cards...

K-RING Cupcakes

1/3 	cup shortening 
2 	cups sifted cake flour
1 	cup sugar
2 	teaspoons baking powder 
3/4 	teaspoon salt
3/4 	cup milk 
1 	unbeaten egg
1 	teaspoon vanilla	OVEN 375°

Stir shortening just to soften. Sift in dry ingredients. Add 1/2 the milk and the egg; 
mix until all flour is dampened. Then beat vigorously 2 minutes. Add remaining milk and 
vanilla; beat 1 minute longer.

Fill paper-lined cupcake pans 1/2 full. Bake in moderate oven (375°) 25 to 30 minutes. 
Makes 18 to 20 cupcakes.

High-altitude changes

If you happen to live in a high-altitude region (3,000 feet above sea level and up), you 
may find that many cakes will tend to fall and give unpredictable results. But here is a 
general guide you may follow to make adjustments in the baking powder, liquid, and sugar 
proportions.

				3,000 ft.	  5,000		     7,000
Liquid: add for each cup	1-2 tablespoons	  2-3 tablespoons    3-4 tablespoons
Baking powder: decrease 
for each teaspoon		1/8 teaspoon	  1/8-l/4 teaspoon   1/4-1/2 teaspoon
Sugar: decrease 
for each cup			no change	  usually no change  1-2 tablespoons

These are not hard and fast rules. Since each recipe is different in its proportion of 
ingredients and richness, you may have to experiment a few times with each recipe to 
discover the best proportions.


Game concept and programming by		The Byte Engineers 
Spectrum version			Shirekilo Ltd.
All Audio bits and bobs by		WE M.U5.I.C
Instructions by				Bagpuss
Cookery lesson by			Mark (call a doctor) Easton.


©1987 Ariolasoft UK Ltd.

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