Just copy all files onto a blank formatted disk and you should have a data disk which will work with the original Gloom program disk. Please name the data disk gloomdata. This might even work with Gloom Deluxe. I Don't know for sure. Please note that these three mini-levels are intended to be hard seeing they are pretty short. You will start out with a low level weapon in each level and find the standard power-ups as you progress. Examine the rooms for any textures slighty different than the repeated ones. Walk up to them to cause an event ot occur. Level two has a little puzzle to solve. Lets see how good your memory is! Look at the layout of the rooms and try to remember the important features. Something ( a wall or pillar ) may move to allow access to other rooms or hidden switches. Some switches can only be activated by walking on them. You may explore one room completely, activate a switch and then move on, only to find that another switch is activated the next time you enter the same room. You have a crappy weapon and some tough creatures to deal with! The standard run and kill tactic will not always work. Strategy and cunning is the name of the game. Use your surroundings to best enhance your fighting skills. If there is a pillar there, use it to hide behind. Side step and let the pillar block the baddies' weapon blasts. The other nooks and crannies are there for a reason. Please feel free to use them. Ok? Some switches will cause an event to occur which will just plain kill you faster than you can say ,"Oh Crap". Pay attention to how you died and examine the area with your second life to determine how to best avoid a messy death the next time. Anyway, I will let you figure out the rest of the traps and tricks for yourself. Just remember. Be creative. Please note that these levels were only tested on a 1200 with 2 megs fast and 2 megs chip. I have not tested to see if they will work on a stock amiga 1200 with no fast ram. Sorry! I just tested the levels and had one and a half lives left. The the levels are not impossible to finish. I would like to thank Mark Sibly and the BlackMagic team for being nice enough to give us the Gloom editor for free to allow everyone the chance to make there own virtual battleground. If you need help, just E-mail me at tjstone@netshop.net Have fun! Terry Jay Stone