That's bad. Would you believe me if I told you that those programs are actually very easy to use?
<sigh> And that's why people should learn DOS...
Right, follow me step by step.
1. Switch on the MS DOS prompt.
2. Go to whatever directory you have Priv in. I'm assuming that this is where you've got TREMAN.
2. Type in: treman gameflow.tre
[This will open the gameflow.tre file. For other files, you have to type treman, followed by their name]
3. You now have a sort of menu on screen. Type in the number that corresponds to the extract all files option. Once it's finished, exit.
4. You will now see that a new subdirectory has appeared in the priv directory. It's called DATA, and it contains everything from the gameflow.tre file. If you extract anything from other .tre files, it will also be thrown into the DATA directory, so I recommend you do this one .tre at a time, and then delete the files.
5. Copy WCNAV into one of the subdirectories in the DATA subdirectory, depending on which files you want to view (I'm afraid you're on your own when it comes to deciding which file is which).
6. Finally, when you decide which file to view, and have copied WCNAV into the right directory, type in wcnav, followed by the name of the file, like ship.v16
7. WCNAV should now list a series of different commands on the screen. Don't worry about learning all of these at once. For a start, you only need to know how to move to the next image ("."), back to the previous image (","), to switch to the correct palette ("3" or "4", maybe "5" but I'm not sure), and I guess you'll also want to extract files. That's "s". It'll save whatever's on the screen as a .bmp file. The name of the file will be wcnavxxx.bmp - xxx is a number. WCNAV never overwrites existing images.
And that's it. Press escape to exit. Questions?
