7New In Klondike 4.0 (Sep. 1989)CorrectionsTesting with color decks on a Mac II has shown that Klondike requires a 384K memory space under Multifinder. On monochrome systems, less memory may be used.EnhancementsA new submenu has been added to the Options menu to enable different visual effects when dragging cards. Previously, cards being dragged were shown only as grey outlines. The Animation submenu now offers the choice of Full and Ghost animation in addition to Outline. In Full animation (memory permitting), the complete image of the card(s) being dragged is actually dragged around the screen. In Ghost animation, an interesting visual effect is used instead.A new selection will be added to the Red Suits and Card Backs menus on Macintoshes with color capability. ╥Other╔╙ displays the Macintosh Color Wheel with the current color selected. You can then pick your own color.The Scores window now has a close box so it can be hidden without hiding the current score in the Game window. If the Scores window is closed, choosing New Game ends the current game and starts a new game immediately. To show the Scores window again, choose Show Score on the Options Menu.UNDO can now be used to return to the last card in the deck after the deck has been turned over with the Replay button.New In Klondike 3.7 (Dec. 1988)EnhancementsThe Color and Pattern menus have been replaced with Red Suits and Card Backs, the same menus as in Canfield and Golf solitaire games. Any of the original Macintosh colors can be used for Hearts and Diamonds or card back patterns using these menus.You can use the new ╥Replay╙ button in the Scores window to play the next hand without shuffling the deck.Klondike now remembers the order of the deck when you Quit. The next time you start Klondike, the Replay button lets you continue to play with the same order of cards as before quitting.Three new File menu items, New╔ Open╔, and Close, support separate ╥Deck╙ files which may contain customized (or colorized) face cards. Deck files also contain the player names, as well as the ╥memory╙ for deck order, window positions and option settings, and serve as the medium to maintain personalized configurations for the game. Deck files may be shared by Klondike, Canfield and Golf, although each game maintains its own set of settings within the deck file.Double-clicking on a card in the deck or tableau moves that card to the foundations automatically, if it is a legal move.The Game window can be resized by dragging the lower right corner or by clicking in the Zoom Box in the upper right corner.
