Type Attack

Outer Space Technology Aids Typists!

One day on the far away planet of Lexicon, the alphabet began to attack from the sky. As peculiar as this problem may sound, the solution proved to be just as odd. The frightened citizens of Lexicon discovered that the attacking letters and words could be repelled by typing those same letters and words on a typewriter keyboard aimed at the sky. While this practice was at first considered to be a terrible inconvenience, it was soon found to be a blessing in disguise. You see, the good people of Lexicon are now the best typists in the galaxy!

Professional educator Jim Hauser has teamed up with the fast-action game experts at Sirius to duplicate the curious falling alphabet of Lexicon. Now earthlings can learn to type quickly and accurately and have fun too!

Designed By Jim Hauser

Programmed By Ernie Brock

Requires An Apple II Computer

With 48K And One Apple Disk Drive

Playable With Keyboard

Source:

Back of Manual - Apple II (US)