Robin Of Sherlock (c) 1985 Delta Four Software
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Your quest is set into three parts, each of which is loaded as shown on the
cassette side label. You can move freely from one part of the adventure to
another and back again if you wish, along with anything that you may happen
to be carrying at the time.

So for example, having investigated part 2 and returning to the start of
that section; typing "GO NORTH" will produce the response "DO YOU WISH TO
SAVE?" To return to part 1, save your game to cassette at this point, load
part 1, re-load the saved game, and continue.

The computer will accept commands in ordinary English, such as "LEAN OVER
AND KISS MARIAN," but allows you to shorten this to a verb + noan
instruction like "KISS MARIAN." Dialogue with characters in the game should
begin with "TALK TO (name)" and be followed by "TELL ME ABOUT (object)," or
anything else that springs to mind, for example "TELL ME ABOUT YOUR ALIBI."

A few other non-standard, but useful commands are:

RAM SAVE     - will save your current status in memory
RAM LOAD     - returns you to the 'saved' position.
GRAPHICS OFF - switches graphics off.
GRAPHICS ON  - switches graphics on again.

Note that game positions can only be stored to, and restored from tape at
the end, or at the beginning, of each of the three parts.

To end the game, type 'QUIT'

ROBIN OF SHERLOCK was written by DELTA FOUR SOFTWARE using, among other
things, the Quill, the Illustrator, an HB pencil, and small pieces of paper.
 
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Complete Instructions typed in by Paul Thompson, March 2003