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* MATCHMAK VER 1.0 WRITTEN IN TURBO PASCAL *
* by James A. MacPhee NOV. 11 ,1991 * *
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This Program is dedicated to my two daughters Allison and Katie , and
therefore the reason 'FOR GIRLS ONLY'. It seems that for some unknown reason
the girls do not like playing the shoot em up games and were always talking
about boys!! ( to my despair ). Well, to make a long story short, Valentine's
day was approaching and I was trying to learn Pascal so here it is !
The game is self-explanatory except for the end, where the hearts will
stop turning if you press any key. If you look closely, the adjectives
between the names will randomly change so that you may stop the screen update
on your favorite word, "LOVE" or whatever. On the closure of another key the
music will stop and you will be asked if you would like to print the screen
image. If you are lucky enough to have an Epson Compatible printer the
graphics should print out correctly, otherwise sorry !
HINTS:
Looks best when the names entered are started with a Capital letter.
Also names should be less than 9 characters long.
Try Initials !
If you want to make sure that your name matches with the boy of your
liking then make all the eight entrys for boyfriends the same and all
seven entrys for girlfriends your name.
Enter all blanks if you want to fill them out later on the printed
sheet.
If your not a music lover you can start the program with matchmak -m
which will omit the music.
Well of course I'll accept "donations" of $3.00 or greater (CHEAP),
suggestions for expansion , attaboys , also $3.00 with blank disk will
get you the exciting source.
Thanks for reading,
James A. MacPhee
52 Lincoln Dr.
Newark, Ohio 43055
P.S. Please leave this doc file and program (.exe) together on same directory.