JagMeRC v1.0 by ÄÍMSi SoŸçware
  written by : Bob Newhart

 JaGGeD ALLiaNCe Merc Editor
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INSTALL:

Copy JAGMERC.EXE to your \JAG directory and run it.

You will be shown a list of saved games.
Choose the game you wish to cheat on.
Enter that number at the prompt.
Press Enter.
You will be shown a list of Merc names.
Choose the Merc you wish to cheat.
Enter that number at the prompt.
Press Enter.
Load Jagged Alliance back up.
Reload the saved game you chose to cheat.


LACKING:

- Since I generally release whatever the first editor I get to work, then
  update it several times within a day or two until it is complete to my
  satisfaction....I decided not to break that trend.  This copy is fully
  working, BUT...if you have LESS than 8 Mercs, then you will get some
  gibberish where that Mercs name should appear if he existed.  Usually
  what is displayed is every character of the preceding Mercs name, except
  the first letter.  Just know that IF YOU SEE SOME WEIRD NAME MISSING
  ITS FIRST LETTER IN THE MERC CHOICE SCREEN, THERE IS NOTHING WRONG!
  If you want, go ahead and edit a non-existing player and see what
  happens! I have yet to do it, but think you could possibly create a
  new Merc of your own by creating a name and assigning a picture...hmmm.
  

UPDATES:

- Edits all aspects (Except Salary) of each individual Merc to 99%.

PLANS:

- Incorporating both JAGHEX and JAGMERC into one.  
- Allow user to choose amount to be entered into Mercs fields.
- Allow user to choose which field(s) to edit.
- When a user has less than 8 Mercs, display a message that
  that Merc does not exist...now it shows gibberish.
- Merc CReaTioN! Yes, it should be fairly simple to create your own
  custom Merc.  Hopefully it won't take me to long to get around to it.
  


GREETS:

MistMaster, Vermilion, Little Earl, The Invid, Budman, Surfin Cow,
Vepo Man, Dark Spyre, Weasel, Richard Noggin, Bud Wizer.

DISCLAIMER:

I make no guarantees this program will work for you.  I cannot guarantee
that this program will not in some way harm you or your computer.  You
are held solely responsible for running this program.  This program
has been tested on a 486/66 and ran fine.


LATER:

Enjoy!

Bob Newhart
