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				¤    Knight Moves DX	¤
				¤	   by:		¤
				¤     Jonathan Tobe     ¤
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Knight Moves DX:
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	A game for MirageOS - 589 Bytes - where you attempt to move on a board the same way
	that a knight (the chess piece) would move. However, you can't land on a space that
	you already used.

Info:
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	The difference between this and the normal knight moves is that, the other day, a
	friend asked me to put some games on his TI-86, and when looking i found a game
	called "Square Fill" which was a lot like knight moves, but also had a lot of extra,
	good ideas. Since all i have is a TI-83 and a TI-83+, i wanted something with those
	extra ideas. Last night i was playing the TI-86 virsion, and got to thinkin bout how
	my friend would want his calculator back soon, so i decided to make this. The extra
	feature is that the board is custom sizeable, anywhere from 4x4 to 10x15. But i took
	out the counter from the TI-86 virsion, cuz i didn't see a whole lot of point to it,
	and i wanted to be able to use the whole screen as a board, and i also took out the
	scoring, for the game, and highschore, cuz i didn't figure that it would seem right
	having one high score for 84 possable board sizes, and i didn't want a score to be
	taking up room on the screen, again, so that you could use the whole thing.

Insturctions: (assuming you know how to get it on the calc, and start it)
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	When you start the game, you'll see just a grid. Use the arrow keys to change it's
	size to anything between 4x4 and 10x15. When you have the size you want, then press
	the [2nd] key. Then you'll see the piece, move it to wherever you want to start
	using the arrow keys. Press the [2nd] key again to start the gameplay. Use the
	arrows to move the cursor and the [2nd] key to confirm the move.

Keys:
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	grid:
		arrow keys	- change the grid size
		[GRAPH]		- exit
		[2nd]		- set grid size, and move to next step
	starting place selection:
		arrow keys	- move the cursor
		[GRAPH]		- exit
		[2nd]		- set starting place, and begin the game
	game:
		arrow keys	- move the cursor
		[GRAPH]		- exit
		[2nd]		- confirm move
		[CLEAR]		- clear the board
complicated, huh?

Bugs:
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	I hope not, and don't think so. If you do find any please let me know :)

Thanks:
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	Jason and Dan for MirageOS the best shell i've ever had the pleasure of using or
		developing for
	Joe for making ION the shell i first started programing with
	Anyone who releases their source
	The makers of knight moves, and square fill
	And everyone in the TI community

Disclaimer:
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	i've tested it pretty good (i think), meaning i've never had any problems with it,
	however,  i take no responsibility for any problems that it may cause. make sure you
	don't have any important data on your calculator, that isn't backed up, before you
	run this program.

Contact:
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AIM	: HCDPH (rarely on there)
ICQ	: 43764490 (ALWAYS on there, but i might not be here, so i might not respond)
IRC	: CDP in #tcpa on EFnet
E-Mail	: tobe1@airmail.net
no webpage yet

if you have any suggestions, ideas, wanna talk, optomization tips, need help, or any reason to contact me, feel free, and don't be shy, i'm always open :)