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^7              P R O G R A M S   T O   P L A Y   W I T H

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^4 Here is the line-up in the July Issue of TA.

^5 Patience  -  Last  time  we  featured  a game by David Lorner called
^5Scoreline,  this  time we have chosen his version of Patience, it's a
^5good version of a favourite card game and will try your patience!

^2 Fanatix  have kindly given us a source code version of part of their
^2Megademo  6.   It's  a  mini game called `Cute Fish' and I think it's
^2great!
^2 Jag  also  supplied  a  line  routine which you can look at.  As Jag
^2said, `Look at the code, but don't nick it!'

^5 Our  first  TA  member,  Len  Boyns,  has sent us an Amal demo.  The
^5sprites  are Len's original work and he shows them off in this little
^5demo.

^5Len writes....

^5"  I  am  sending  you a disk with a few sprites which I hope will be
^5acceptable  for  Totally Amos.  As an exercise for myself I have also
^5written  a  demo  in  AMAL to display some of them.  This is my first
^5attempt  at AMAL and I have probably done it the hard way, but it has
^5made me sit and study AMOS to solve the many problems which arose.

^5 The  demo  is  also on the disk and it may prove useful to any other
^5inexperienced  programmers  like  myself.   It contains the following
^5useful  elements;  Menus  and  procedures;  moving  bobs  in  various
^5directions;  joining  bobs each with independent animation; replacing
^5bobs to create a changing viewpoint."

^5 If  you  own  CText,  then Rick Corbett has a Font for you.  This is
^5designed by Rick for a program he is writing.

^2Paul  Townsend  has sent in a directory utility which you will find
useful.
 
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