The Documentation  
(includes installation instructions) - Read this if you're thinking about installing TAM
This documentation is also included with TAM if you want to use it for reference later on

Troubleshooting Guide  
please read this before e-mailing me about a problem

Original TA Build pics (1.25MB)
 you should download these if you use aggressive menu condensing 
(TAM v0.12.2 and later) and are getting a bunch of blank gray build pics.
Simply unzip into your TA folder to install.

UH21b6fixedGuis  
(16k) - If you want to use Aggressive Menu Condensing with 2.1x versions of  Uberhack then you'll want to download this mutator.  It keeps the multi-directional factory buttons from getting corrupted, and should work reasonably well for other 2.x versions as well.
Simply unzip into your TA-Mutation folder to install

Latest Beta:
Download TAM v1.0.2 beta (602kb) - updated 3/25/2002
NOTE: the multiplayer gameroom is not compatible with 0.x versions

Last known good:
Download TAM v0.13.3 beta (576kb) - updated 11/25/2001

Last non-beta Release:
Download TAM v0.11.4 (385kb) - updated 11/12/2000

Major Features:

• Easily switches units, maps, mutators, etc.
• Automatically resolves weapon and menu conflicts.
• Can resize build menus to hold up to 30 units per page.

New in v1.0.1:

• Weapon conflict resolver now synchronizes weapon IDs works in multiplayer
• Page-changing buttons are moved to the top of resized build menus (makes menus for different menu sizes almost identical, hopefully I'll be able to get different sizes working in multiplayer before long)
• The main TA:M window no longer develops the occasional corrupted graphics when resized

Complete History

Included Mutators: - what you get along with TA:M

• WarpGate 4.1 - Finally allows you to use the Gates no matter what TC or novelty commander you want to use. You don't choose your race until after the game has already begun, and neither do the AI players. So you'll never know what mix of races you're going to be up against until you meet them in the game. It definitiely makes skirmishes a little more interesting. (This is an example of a semi-soft mutator, using both a normal mutator to get the Gates working, and a soft mutator to make sure the commanders can be teleported in correctly and the AI can choose it's race randomly)
• WG - Quickstart - A sub-mutator for WarpGate that makes the gates produce 1000 energy and 20 metal (Even more for the EASY gate)
• WG - Early Warning - another sub-mutator for Warpgate. This one gives the gates ultra-long-range radar and sonar. Jammers become much more important in the early game...
• WG - Fortress - the warp gate is the only unit in the game that produces any resources... Now you have to outsmart your opponent - not just out-produce him.
• ÜberComm - The commanders become faster, tougher, and have much more powerful nanolathes. They're finally more valuable alive than as bombs. (And if you use it together with something like KroggyComm then be afraid)
• Hypermobile Commanders 3x - The commanders move 3x faster
• Hypermobile Builders 3x - All construction units move 3x faster
• HyperMobility 2x - All land and sea units move 2x faster
• Jumbo Storage 2x and 4x - Increases resource storage capacities respectively
• Quick Build 2x and 4x - Factories and construction units build things respectively faster
• Subversion - All non-aircraft construction units can also capture
• They Live Again - All non-aircraft construction units can resurrect instead of reclaim
• Cornucopia - doubles all resource production
• Maneuverable Boats - Greatly improves the path-finding for naval units by improving their ability to maneuver
• Exaggerated Sides - Arm units become even faster at the expense of armor, and Core become even tougher at the expense of speed

Other Mutators - other mutators that you can download