dla.xex: add Quit to Save/Redo/New menu.

1 files changed, 22 insertions, 13 deletions

diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
index a7a744e..900c621 100644
--- a/README.txt
+++ b/README.txt
@@ -81,8 +81,11 @@ The bottom line shows a menu, from which you can choose to:
 
 - New: Start the program over, so you can enter different settings.
 
-The only way to exit the program (for now) is to press Reset or power
-cycle the Atari.
+- Quit: Exit the program. You'll be asked "Exit program[y/N]?".
+  Answering Y here returns you to DOS. N starts the program over.
+
+You can also exit the program by entering Q at the "How many
+particles?" prompt, or pressing the Reset key at any time.
 
 Using dla2csv.xex (or just dla2csv)
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@@ -108,18 +111,24 @@ as a percentage. When it's finished, the output CSV file has been
 written. On the Atari, you can press Ctrl-C during the conversion to
 abort the process (and delete the partial CSV file).
 
+At the end of conversion, you'll be shown the number of particles.
+This includes the seed particles, so e.g. if you used the single-dot
+seed and entered 1000 particles, you'll see "1001 particles" here.
+
 Last, you're asked whether to convert another file. Answering N here
-will exit the program. On the Atari, you should be returned to the DOS
-menu or prompt, but your mileage may vary (it works on DOS 2.0S, at
-least). Answering Y (or just pressing Return) starts the whole process
-over at the input filename prompt.
-
-[*] On the Atari, if you don't include a drive specifier (e.g. D: or D2:)
-    in the filename, drive 1 (D:) is assumed. Also, when you're asked
-    for the input or output filename, you can enter a number (a single
-    digit) to see a directory of that drive number. If you're using an
-    emulator that supports the H: (host drive) device, you can enter 0
-    to see the directory of H:.
+will exit the program. On the Atari, you'll be returned to the DOS
+menu or prompt. Answering Y (or just pressing Return) starts the whole
+process over at the input filename prompt.
+
+[*] If you just press Enter (Return on the Atari) when asked for
+    a filename, you'll be asked whether you want to exit the program.
+
+    On the Atari, if you don't include a drive specifier (e.g. D: or
+    D2:) in the filename, drive 1 (D:) is assumed. Also, when you're
+    asked for the input or output filename, you can enter a number (a
+    single digit) to see a directory of that drive number. If you're
+    using an emulator that supports the H: (host drive) device, you
+    can enter 0 to see the directory of H:.
 
 Using dla2img.sh
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