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@Node Main "Game Information"
 @{" Rules " Link Rules}
 @{" Controls " Link Controls}
 @{" Addition Information " Link Additional}
 @{" Disclaimer and Author Info " Link Disclaimer}
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@Node Rules "Slider/Rules"
                             Slider
                   
 1993 Silicon Based Life
The idea of Slider is to arrange the tiles so that they are in the order that they
were in before the computer scrambled them.
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@Node Controls "Slider/Controls"
                            Slider
                   
 1993 Silicon Based Life
The controls are as follows:
Use the left mouse button to click on the tile you want to move into the empty
space, you can move more than one tile at a time.
The menu has an option to change the size of the puzzle.
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@Node Additional "Slider/Additional Information"
                           Slider
                   
 1993 Silicon Based Life
This program will only work on WB 2.0 and above.
This program was written on an Amiga A1200 68882 6MB.
This program was intended to be used with the workbench in 8 colour
mode although it can be used in 4 it won't look as good!
The high score table will be loaded and saved from the directory in which
the game is stored if the file is not there a default table will be used.
The sound can be turned off and on by altering the tool type.
The game window graphics will scale themselves to your screens aspect ratio.
BUGS!!!!!!!
None known at present.
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@Node Disclaimer "Slider/Disclaimer and Author Information"
                            Slider
                   
 1993 Silicon Based Life
Slider is 
 1993 Silicon Based Life and it's freely distributable as
long as all of its files are included in their original form without
additions, deletions, or modifications of any kind.
This software is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind, either
expressed or implied. By using Slider, you agree to accept the entire
risk as to the quality and performance of the program.
Comments, complaints, desiderata are welcome.
             Kev Crate,
             73 Prince Of Wales Rd.,
             Dorchester,
             Dorset.
             DT1 1PS
EMAIL cs93kc@dcs.exeter.ac.uk
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