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CONTENTS:
INTRODUCTION
About the "Official" ChexQuest FAQ
Getting the "Official" ChexQuest FAQ
Adding to the FAQ
Acknowledgments FAQ
SECTION ONE: PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
CHAPTER [1]: WHAT IS CHEXQUEST?
CHAPTER [2]: WHERE CAN I GET CHEXQUEST, AND WHAT IS INCLUDED ON THE CD-ROM?
CHAPTER [3]: HOW DO I LOAD THE CHEXQUEST CD-ROM?
[3-1]: DOS
[3-2]: Windows 3.1x
[3-3]: Windows 95
[3-4]: Supplemental Installation Instructions (PC)
CHAPTER [4]: WHAT IS REQUIRED TO RUN CHEXQUEST?
[4-1]: System Requirements
[4-2]: What sound cards does ChexQuest support?
[4-3]: What game controllers does ChexQuest support?
SECTION TWO: HELPFUL HINTS
CHAPTER [5]: HINTS AND TIPS FOR USING CHEXQUEST
[5-1]: When should I use each zorcher?
[5-2]: How much do health and armor items help me?
[5-3]: How powerful are the various types of zorch?
[5-4]: How much zorch energy is obtained from picking up the various types?
[5-5]: How many zorches does it take to transfer each enemy back to its own dimension?
SECTION THREE: TROUBLESHOOTING
CHAPTER [6]: WHY WON'T CHEXQUEST WORK CORRECTLY?
[6-1]: How can I use SMARTDRV.EXE with ChexQuest?
[6-2]: Why am I getting an "OUT OF MEMORY" error with ChexQuest?
[6-3]: Why does ChexQuest crash when I start it?
[6-4]: How can I run ChexQuest under OS/2?
CHAPTER [7]: WHY WON'T MY SOUND CARD WORK WITH CHEXQUEST?
[7-1]: Why won't my Sound Blaster Pro work with ChexQuest?
[7-2]: Why won't my Gravis UltraSound work with ChexQuest?
[7-3]: Why won't my Pro Audio Spectrum 16 work with ChexQuest?
[7-4]: Why won't my ATI Stereo-F/X work with ChexQuest?
CHAPTER [8]: MISCELLANEOUS CHEXQUEST PROBLEMS
[8-1]: Why won't my mouse work with ChexQuest?
[8-1-1]: Why does my mouse start moving itself during play?
[8-1-2]: Why won't my two button mouse work with ChexQuest?
[8-1-3]: Why won't my IBM PS/2 mouse work with ChexQuest?
[8-2]: ChexQuest is too easy.
[8-3]: ChexQuest is too hard.
[8-4]: I get motion sickness when playing ChexQuest.
[8-5]: Why might the Intro and End animations appear choppy?
[8-6]: Should the half-screen video appear on my Windows desktop?
CHAPTER [9]: MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
INTRODUCTION
ABOUT THE "OFFICIAL" CHEXQUEST FAQ
Welcome to the "Official" ChexQuest FAQ ([F]requently [A]sked
[Q]uestions).
As is more thoroughly explained in SECTION ONE [l], ChexQuest, by Chex, Inc., is a three-dimensional, virtual-reality-type action game, based on the DOOM game engine, in full compliance with id Software.
Most of the information in this document was gathered and written by Hank Leukart, author of the "Official" DOOM FAQ and other great DOOM literature (see acknowledgments).
GETTING THE "OFFICIAL" CHEXQUEST FAQ
The "Official" ChexQuest FAQ can be downloaded from the ChexQuest World Wide Web site at http://www.chexquest.com
ADDING TO THE FAQ
If you want something added to the FAQ, please send E-mail explaining what your addition is. It will be reviewed, and if accepted, added to the next FAQ version. In the E-mail, please supply your name and E-mail address. Please note that all submissions to the FAQ become the property of the author (Chex, Inc.) and that they may or may not be acknowledged. By submitting to the FAQ, you grant permission for use of your submission in any future publications of the FAQ in any media. The author reserves the right to omit information from a submission or delete the submission entirely.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We would like to thank id Software for creating the DOOM gaming engine! Without it none of this would have happened.
We would also like to thank Hank Leukart for creating the "Official" DOOM FAQ, which this FAQ is based on.
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SECTION ONE: PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
CHAPTER [1]: WHAT IS CHEXQUEST?
ChexQuest is a non-violent, three-dimensional, virtual-reality-type action game created by Chex, Inc, and based on the DOOM gaming engine. The fully rendered intro animation will give you a full background on your mission. Here is a short explanation of the perils of ChexQuest.
In ChexQuest, you're Chexter, a member of the Chex Squadron. You have volunteered to fly to the caverns of Bazoik and attempt a rescue of the citizens being held captive by the evil Flemoids. Unfortunately, conventional weapons are useless against the Flemoids. Your only defense is to use various zorchers to zap the evil cereal-eating creatures back to their own dimension.
ENEMIES
There are a variety of Flemoids in ChexQuest. Here is a list:
FLEMIODUS COMMONUS (slimy ball of goo with no arms or legs): These Flemoids are wandering aimlessly about, looking to slime you with their noses.
FLEMIODUS BIPEDICUS (slimy biped with floppy arms): Since these Flemoids can slime you with their arms and noses all at once, they will take away more health.
FLEMIODUS BIPEDICUS w/ ARMOR (walking armored Flemoid): These Flemoids came to our world wearing armor that make them harder to zorch. These enemies also can throw slime balls a long way so watch out!
FLEMOIDUS CYCLOPTUS (floating bubble with cyber arms): These Flemoids are tough customers. Their floating bubble armor makes them tough to zorch and they can dish out a lot of slime when they get close.
ZORCHERS
Here's a list of zorchers that are in ChexQuest. (Don't try using these at home.):
(1) BootSpoon
2) Super BootSpork
3) Mini-zorcher
4) Large zorcher
5) Rapid zorcher
6) Zorch propulsor
7) Phasing zorcher
8) Large-area zorching (LAZ) device
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CHAPTER [2]: WHERE CAN I GET CHEXQUEST, AND WHAT IS INCLUDED?
The ChexQuest CD-ROM is offered in specially marked boxes of Chex® cereal. It is not available on floppy diskette.
The ChexQuest CD-ROM contains the game, a fully rendered 3D introduction and ending animation, and America Online 95 trial software.
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CHAPTER [3]: HOW DO I LOAD CHEXQUEST?
[3-1] DOS
To load ChexQuest from DOS you will need to have a CD-ROM driver properly installed. Follow these general instructions after the C:\:
1) Change to your CD-ROM drive. For instance type D:\
2) Now type "setup" or "install" and hit enter. This will launch the Windows Setup program.
3) Follow the instructions on each of the ChexQuest Installation program screens. You can cancel installation at any time by clicking the Cancel button.
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[3-2] Windows 3.1x
To load ChexQuest using Windows 3.1x you will need to have a CD-ROM driver properly installed. Follow these general instructions:
l) Start Windows
2) Select Run from the File menu.
3) Type D:\setup at the command line(where d is the letter of the drive containing the ChexQuest CD-ROM) and press Enter.
4) Follow the instructions on each of the ChexQuest Installation program screens. You can cancel installation at any time by clicking the Cancel button.
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[3-3] Windows 95
To load ChexQuest using Windows 95 with AutoRun enabled, just click Run/Install and follow the on-screen instructions. If AutoRun is disabled:
l) Select (double click) My Computer.
2) Double click the CD-ROM drive containing ChexQuest (usually D:).
3) Locate and double click setup.exe.
4) Follow the instructions on each of the ChexQuest Installation program screens. You can cancel installation at any time by clicking the Cancel button.
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[3-4] Supplemental Installation Instructions (PC)
Instructions are provided for each step of the installation. You may cancel installation at any time by clicking Cancel. To move to the next installation screen, click Next; to go back, click Back.
The following is a walk through of the installation process:
l) Welcome Screen - Read the Welcome and click Next to move on.
2) To install ChexQuest to the C:\Chex directory, click Next. If you wish to install ChexQuest to a different drive or directory, click Browse and locate or type in the desired directory and click O.K. If the directory does not exist, it will be created for you. Click Next.
3) You now have the option to install the digital video Introduction and Ending animations to your hard drive (about 22 MB), or you may run them off of the CD-ROM. You may experience performance problems when running them from the CD-ROM. Make your selection by clicking the corresponding button.
4) If you would like to install America Online on your Hard Drive at this time, click Yes. If you do not wish to install America Online or wish to install it later, click No.
5) Select a name for the Program Manager Group that the ChexQuest (and AOL, if applicable) icons are to be added to. The default group is ChexQuest. Click Next.
6) You are now ready to install ChexQuest. Click Next to begin installation or Back to review your selections.
7) Once installation is complete, click Finish and you're ready to begin the ChexQuest adventure.
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CHAPTER [4]: WHAT IS REQUIRED TO RUN CHEXQUEST?
[4-l] System Requirements
PC versions
ChexQuest requires a 386sx IBM compatible computer running MS-DOS v3.3 or higher, VGA (320x200x256) graphics and 4 MB of RAM. You will need approximately 20 MB of hard disk space to load the game, an additional 21 MB for the intro and ending animations and anywhere from 2.4 MB to 12.4 MB for the AOL 95 software.
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[4-2] What sound cards does ChexQuest support?
ChexQuest supports general MIDI, Adlib, Sound Blaster, Sound Blaster Pro, Sound Blaster 16, Roland Sound Canvas, Gravis UltraSound, WaveBlaster, Pro Audio Spectrum 16, Sound Blaster AWE-32 and compatibles.
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[4-3] What game controllers does ChexQuest support?
ChexQuest supports keyboard, mouse, joystick and trackball (functioning as a mouse).
ChexQuest also supports the Gravis Gamepad and Logitech Cyberman.
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SECTION TWO: HELPFUL HINTS
CHAPTER [5]: HINTS AND TIPS FOR USING CHEXQUEST
[5-1]: When should I use each zorcher?
BOOT SPOON: This is your last resort and not very effective. It can be replaced with the SUPER BOOT SPORK.
SUPER BOOT SPORK: Just run right up and zorch them. Remember that you have to get right next to them.
MINI-ZORCHER: Your basic zorcher, it'll take a few zorches to transport most of the Flemoids. Try to find something better.
LARGE ZORCHER: This is a good all-around zorcher. It zaps out a lot of zorch energy. Its only problem is that its rapid fire is not very fast. Very useful in "mazes" where Flemoids are very close but not in large amounts.
RAPID ZORCHER: This zorcher takes a fair amount of time to zorch enemies. It's helpful if you see a large group of Flemoids.
ZORCH PROPULSOR: This zorcher will create zorch gateways that can send many Flemoids back in one shot. Careful, though, the technology is still flawed. If you get too close to the gateway, your proximity to the Flemoid's slimy dimension will take away same of your health.
PHASING ZORCHER: This zorcher emits a huge stream of phasing zorch energy. It can clear an area of Flemoids in a hurry. Careful, The energy is erratic. Your view may become obstructed.
LARGE-AREA ZORCHING (LAZ) DEVICE: This most effective zorcher zorchs almost ANY Flemoid in one shot but uses a lot of phasing zorch recharges and takes some time to recharge.
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[5-2]: How much do health and armor items help me?
These charts explain how various power-ups benefit our hero.
Health Incr.
Glass of Water ++ l%
Bowl of Fruit + 10%
Bowl of Vegetables + 25%
Supercharge Breakfast++ 100%
Armor Incr.
Slime Repellent +++ l%
Chex® Armor = 100%
Super Chex® Armor= 200%
+ :Increments, up to 100%
= :Sets to this value if current
++ :Increments, up to 199% if less, otherwise no change
+++:Increments, even over 200%
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[5-3]: How effective is the ammunition?
1 Mini-zorch = 1 point of zorch energy
1 LAZ usage = + 100 points
1 Phasing zorch = 2 points
1 BootSpoon = 2 points
1 Zorch propulsor = + 20 points
1 Large zorch = 7 points
+: Propulsors and LAZ devices have an area effect. The direct hit values are given above.
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[5-4]: How zorch recharges are obtained from picking up the various types?
Here is a chart that explains the number of zorch recharges obtained from picking up mini-zorch recharges, large zorch recharges, zorch propulsor recharges and phasing zorch recharges.
Gobs of Goo mode
Type MINILRGPROPPHAS
Mini-zorch recharge 10 0 0 0
Zorch pak 50 0 0 0
Rapid zorcher 20 0 0 0
Large zorch recharge 0 4 0 0
Large zorch pak 0 20 0 0
Large zorcher 0 8 0 0
Zorch propulsor recharge 0 0 1 0
Zorch propulsor pak 0 0 5 0
Zorch propulsor 0 0 2 0
Phasing zorch recharge 0 0 0 20
Phasing zorch pak 0 0 0 100
Phasing zorcher 0 0 0 40
LAZ device 0 0 0 40
Zorch pak + 10 4 1 20
+: The first zorch pak doubles carrying capacity.
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[5-5]: How many zorches does it take to transfer each enemy back to its own dimension?
Here is a chart that shows the amount of each kind of ammunition it takes to zorch Flemoids. This chart pertains to Gobs of Goo mode.
Gobs of Goo Mode
Monster MINILRGPROPPHASLAZ
Player 10 2 ~2 5 1
Fl. Commonus 2 1 1 1 1
Fl. Bipedicus 3 1 1 2 1
Fl. Bipedicus w/armor 6 1 1 3 1
Fl. Cycloptis 14 2 1 7 1
Note: This chart pertains to direct zorches only. Missed zorches increase the amount of energy required to send Flemoids back to their own world.
+: This regards a player at 100% health. Again, missed zorches increase the amount.
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SECTION THREE: TROUBLESHOOTING
CHAPTER [6]: WHY WON'T CHEXQUEST WORK CORRECTLY?
This chapter helps you if you cannot get the game to function as it should.
[6-1]: How can I use SMARTDRV.EXE with ChexQuest?
Some people have been complaining about problems with ChexQuest and SMARTDRV.EXE. ChexQuest is not completely compatible with SMARTDRV.EXE, but here is how you can get it to work. Try putting the following command in your CONFIG.SYS (This will not work in the AUTOEXEC.BAT):
DEVICE=C:\DOS\SMARTDRV. EXE DOUBLE_BUFFER
The double buffering uses memory differently than the normal SMARTDRV.EXE commands. This command will take up 2k of conventional RAM and cannot be loaded into high memory. Similar tests have been performed on two machines that did not work with SMARTDRV.EXE, and this corrected the problem.
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[6-2]: Why am I getting an "OUT OF MEMORY" error with ChexQuest?
If you are receiving an "OUT OF MEMORY" error when attempting to run ChexQuest, you might want to attempt any of the following:
1) ChexQuest requires at least 4mb of RAM. Check to make sure you have at least this amount.
2) If you are using MS-DOS v6.xx, try holding down the LEFT SHIFT key during bootup. This will stop all your TSRs from loading. Remember to reinstall your mouse driver, however.
3) If you are using MS-DOS v5.0, rename your AUTOEXEC.BAT to stop all your TSRs from booting.
4) If you are using MS-DOS v6.xx, try running MEMMAKER to free up more RAM at bootup time.
5) If you are using MS-DOS v6.xx, create a boot menu. For details
on creating a boot menu, type "HELP MENUITEM" at your MS-DOS prompt.
6) Try running ChexQuest without using HIMEM and EMM386. If you are using a different memory manager, try removing it Instead.
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[6-3]: Why does ChexQuest crash when I start it (especially Win 3.1x)?
Your motherboard may not be compatible with the DOS extender that ChexQuest uses. Try running ChexQuest with one of the DOS extenders in the file "altdoom.zip."
If you are operating under Window 3.1x, the game may hang up while loading (usually after StartTimer). Try running the game under DOS by typing "chex" at the command prompt. For instance, if ChexQuest is loaded onto your C drive then it will look like this: C:\chex.
If you still have troubles, you may be low on memory. Consult [6-2] above.
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[6-4]: How can I run ChexQuest under OS/2?
Here is a list of settings that many DOOM users have been able to use to allow DOOM to work with OS/2. These may or may not work with ChexQuest, but it's worth a try.
DOS_BACKGROUND_EXECUTION OFF
DOS_BREAK OFF
DOS_FCBS 16
DOS_FCBS KEEP 8
DOS_FILES 20
DOS_HIGH OFF
DOS_RMSIZE 640
DOS_UMB OFF
DPMI_DOS_API AUTO
DPMI_MEMORY_LIMIT 8
DPMI_NETWORK_BUFF_SIZE 8
EMS_FRAME_LOCATION AUTO
EMS_HIGH_OS_REGION 0
EMS_LOW_OS_REGION 384
EMS_MEMORY_LIMIT 2048
HW_NOSOUND OFF
HW_ROM_TO_RAM ON
HW_TIMER ON
IDLE_SECONDS 0
IDLE_SENSITIVITY 100
INT_DURING_IO ON
VIDEO_TRETRACE_EMULATION OFF
VIDEO_ROM_EMULATION ON
VIDEO_SWITCH_NOTIFICATION OFF
XMS_HANDLES 32
XMS_MEMORY_LIMIT 2048
XMS_MINIMUM_HMA 0
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CHAPTER [7]: WHY WON'T MY SOUND CARD WORK WITH CHEXQUEST?
This chapter helps fix problems with various sound cards in ChexQuest.
[7-l]: Why won't my Sound Blaster Pro work with ChexQuest?
If you are using an older graphics card that supports HiColor (16 bit graphics) you may have trouble getting this to work correctly.
ChexQuest may not allow usage on IRQ 10.
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[7-2]: Why won't my Gravis UltraSound work with ChexQuest?
To get ChexQuest to run properly with both music and digitized sound effects on the Gravis UltraSound, use these three steps.
/////SOUND/////
l) Set your ULTRASND environment variable, and use GFl IRQ less than 8
Example: SET ULTRASND=220,1,1,7,5
GF1 IRQ
/////MUSIC/////
2) ChexQuest requires that you have installed the General MIDI patch set from the 2.06a Install Disks (or later) that came with your UltraSound (and are also available via FTP and BBS). ChexQuest will find your patches (using the ULTRADIR variable) in the MIDI subdirectory pointed to by ULTRADIR.
Example: SET ULTRADIR=C:\ULTRASND
(ChexQuest will look in C:\ULTRASND\MIDI for the patches.)
/////SETUP/////
Run the SETUP program in the ChexQuest directory and select the UltraSound for both sfx and music. Now run ChexQuest!
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[7-3]: Why won't my Pro Audio Spectrum 16 work with ChexQuest?
If the game is locking up after the "HU Init" line, there is a solution. Make sure you are loading your PAS MVPRODD.SYS driver low. Loading it high can cause Chex Quest to lock up.
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[7-4]: Why won't my ATT Stereo-F/X work with ChexQuest ?
Turning off DMA buffering in the sound card's SFX.EXE configuration program should fix this problem.
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CHAPTER [8]: MISCELLANEOUS CHEXQUEST PROBLEMS
[8-l]: Why won't my mouse work with ChexQuest?
[8-1-1]: Why does my mouse start moving itself during play?
If you have this problem, try playing with the keyboard or joystick with the mouse unplugged. ChexQuest has a bug that causes it to do strange things at times.
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[8-1-2]: Why won't my two-button mouse work with ChexQuest?
ChexQuest's SETUP.EXE program assumes that you have a three-button mouse. The left button is "fire," the right button is "forward" and the center button is "sidestep." If you run the setup program that comes with ChexQuest, you can assign "sidestep" to the right mouse button, and the setting for "Move Forward" then appears to be blank. In actuality, "Move Forward" is set to be permanently "on." This can be fixed easily. Edit the file "DEFAULT.CFG" in your ChexQuest directory with any text editor. The three lines of interest are: mouseb_fire, mauseb_strafe and mouseb_forward. The settings for these are 0 (left button), l (middle button) and 2 (right button}. When you ran the setup program, mouseb_forward was assigned a value of -1. Go ahead and change this to "1" save the file and restart ChexQuest. The final entries should appear as:
mouseb_fire 0
mouseb_strafe 2
mouseb_forward 1
This will allow you to shoot with the left button and sidestep with the right button.
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[8-1-3]: Why won't my IBM PS/2 mouse work with ChexQuest?
The IBM PS/2 mouse does not seem to work well with ChexQuest. The only current solution that has been discovered is to load ChexQuest under Windows. Doing this allows the mouse to work perfectly.
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[8-2]: ChexQuest is too easy.
If you find ChexQuest too easy, here are some suggestions:
l) Play on a harder difficulty level.
2) Only save your game at the beginning of each level.
3) Never save your game and try completing the mission.
4) Only use the Super BootSpork and small zorcher for the entire game.
5) Turn down your screen contrast so you can see less.
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[8-3]: ChexQuest is too hard.
If you find ChexQuest too hard, here are some suggestions:
l) Play on an easier difficulty level.
2) Save your game often.
3) Turn up your screen contrast so you can see more.
4) Press F11 during game play for gamma correction.
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[8-4]: I get motion sickness when playing ChexQuest.
There has been a lot of discussion about this phenomenon. In short, some people experience dizziness attributed to the game movement. There are many theories, most along the line of motion sickness. Some also say that the animation is too smooth so it fools your brain into believing it to be real. Others say it's too jerky. Another popular theory is that lack of proper acceleration (like on-off high speed) attributes to the nausea. I will not go into discussion of why. Instead, I will list some suggestions. Remedies are not guaranteed to work. There are many; all are experimental, and some will have opposite effects on different people. This, it seems, is a very individual problem.
1) Try different display sizes. Either use different size monitors or use the screen size option to vary the display window.
2) Try sitting closer/further from the display (don't sit TOO close). Try combining this with focusing/defocusing on the display or surroundings. This is to see if you are aware that you are looking at the monitor, and hopefully it may convince your brain that what you play is not really real.
3) Try different machine speeds. If you have a turbo switch, try playing with it on/off.
4) Try different input devices. With a mouse you can control acceleration more accurately than with a joystick or the keyboard.
5) Play on your friend's/colleague's computer. See if it is better/worse.
6) Have breaks while you play. Play in turns. Watch others play and then play yourself.
7) If you have sound card, try playing with/without the sound. If your sound card is stereo, try playing with headphones on. Reverse the headphones so that left becomes right.
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[8-5] Why might the Intro and End animations appear choppy?
The Intro and End digital movies were designed to run at 640X480 resolution and 256 color depth. Set your monitors to these settings. For smoothest performance run the half-screen videos. If choppiness persists then consider installing more video RAM.
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[8-6] Should the half-screen video appear on my Windows desktop?
The half-screen movies will run on top of your current Windows desktop.
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CHAPTER [9]: MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q: What if I don't have a computer? Can I get money for the CD-ROM?
A: The CD-ROM has NO CASH VALUE.
Q: I put the disk in my CD player. Why doesn't it work?
A: It is a CD-ROM only; it doesn't work in audio CD players.
Q: What is ChexQuest, and what is America Online?
A: ChexQuest is a game that comes free in Chex cereals. America Online is an online service that you pay a monthly fee for. With it, you can send and receive electronic mail, get on the World Wide Web and search the Internet.
Q: I don't have a computer. What can I do with the disk?
A: Give it to a friend who does, or use the disk as a groovy drink coaster.
Q: Can I get this product on floppy disks? I don't have a CD-ROM.
A: No. The entire ChexQuest product and other material on the CD-ROM would take up more than 100 floppy disks! It would take hours to install, over $100 to duplicate and be expensive to ship!
Q: Where was this thing tested? It doesn't work on my computer.
A: The product was tested by a professional software testing organization. If you have problems running ChexQuest on your machine, it is most likely due to problems with Windows 3.x. Check the other Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for more information.
Q: The Sound Card Setup information confuses me. What should I do?
A: The setup utility seems confusing but can usually configure itself. Just press the ENTER key on your keyboard to accept the default items until it goes away.
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DISCLAIMER
This FAQ is to aid in informing the public about the game Chex®Quest. The authors and General Mills, Inc., claim NO responsibility regarding ANY illegal activity concerning this FAQ, or indirectly related to this FAQ.
TRADEMARK INFORMATION
All specific names included herein are trademarks and are so acknowledged: Chex®Quest, id Software, Apogee, Wolfenstein 3-D, Creative Labs, WaveBlaster, Sound Blaster, Advanced Gravis, Gravis UltraSound (GUS), Gravis Gamepad, Forte, Roland, Roland Sound Canvas, Pro Audio Spectrum, IBM, Microsoft, MS-DOS, Atari and Jaguar. Any trademarks not mentioned here are still hypothetically acknowledged.
Disclaimer: The information contained on this page came from computer printouts printed by Lucius Octavion from the website: http://www.chexquest.com/src/faq.htm#Section51 as it appeared on August 22, 1997. It is not the intention of Lucius Octavion nor the ivhimss Chex Quest Website to claim any authorship nor responsibility for the content of this information. Every effort was made to retain the original look and feel of the web page (including spelling errors). Its purpose here is purely for historical record and for the enjoyment of the Chex Quest Community.