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                       cajoNES version 1.0 final
                 the only scrotally-enhanced ROM tool
                   (c) 1998 dripware - matthew conte
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                      itsbroke@classicgaming.com
                    http://www.netcom.com/~itsbroke
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news
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v1.0     last release.  ripped out famicom support, fixed some bugs.

what?
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this is cajoNES, a little proggie that lets you poke around with the
headers on iNES format Nintendo Entertainment System ROMS.

why?
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"woo-hoo.  another NES ROM tool.  i'm so excited i could just shit."

yep, it's about as fun as saturday night head lice.  i guess the only
reason you're using this is to clear out your headers.  

cajoNES will let you clear out those unsightly taglines that "other"
tools casually insert into the reserved space in the iNES header
whenever you use them.  take a look at the first 16 bytes of any
widely distributed NES rom and you'll most likely find the string
"DiskDude!" or "aster" or some such trash embedded in the header,
where it shouldn't be.  just press F1 from the main menu of cajoNES
and those nasty tags will be obliterated.

you can also split ROMS into pasofami format, that is .PRM/.PRG/.CHR
files...  if you want to name it, make a text file called filename.NAM,
and just type in the name you want...  pasofami conversion is shaky at
best, but there's nothing i can do about that.  noone has produced a 
decent document on the header set-up, and the way that the emulator
functions based on that header is completely different than those that
use iNES-format images.  so deal with it.

how?
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it's 'wicked easy'...

make your life easier and put cajones.exe in your ROM directory, it'll
allow you to browse your ROM images.

pasofami split-file .PRM/.CHR/.PRG files are created in the same
directory as the source .NES rom.

huh?
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special thanks to me, without me this program wouldn't have been
possible.

no more FAM support.  i'd rather chew glass than even look at that
emulator any more.

ask me for ROMs and i'll spank you and call you "Shacki."

late/matt.
february 1998.