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Best of Table

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document from within another program. This speeds up your search for that piece of art you remember as being perfect but just don’t remember which of your disks has it. But of course you are not like me. You probably have printouts of all your clip art with each identified as to where 
it’s located. It includes tools for copying parts of a graphic to the Clipboard so they can be pasted into other files.

Edit is on the same disk and is 
indispensable for opening text files for 
review without having the specific 
program which created it. It is also 
included on the BBS Files disk so you may 
review this listing of all the files 
currently loaded on the AMUG bulletin 
board. (BBS Files will have been
updated through the end of September before the October meeting.


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......................................................Lea Bromley

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At the September meeting we introduced 
Games V. This one has Columns (an eye-
hand coordination game with designer 
blocks floating down from the top of the 
game screen and you must match the 
floater with the blocks already at the 
bottom. Three in a row (vertical, 
horizontal, diagonal) deletes the three. 
The more you are able to eliminate, the 
better your score. Seems rather simple-
minded but it is indeed insidious. Another 
game is Macjack which is a Mac version of 
Blackjack. Memory 2.0 is a card matching 
game. Pheta is a space maze you have to 
negotiate before you run out of oxygen. 3D 
Checkers is also on this disk. This one has 
a 3D appearance, not multilayered. You 
can play yourself,
 a human
 opponent, or 
the computer on