Those of you who made it this far are in for a treat,(haha) all about ME! A member of the first graduating class of LSMSA, I am now an undergraduate at U. of Southwestern La. in Lafayette and am majoring in Computer Science.
A big 'Hi' to anyone I might know that would possibly see this. Some of the great people I know with Macs include 'da Badger, Mr. Horace Butler, Jeff Windsor, Carl Motter, and a certain person's older brother.
Comments, suggestions, flames, etc. are most welcome and can be sent to me at home or to: CompuServe - 72447,2455 or GEnie - GA.THOMPSON
The program itself is absolutely FREE! If you find the source code useful, please send $5.00 or a blank disk or a ribbon (or anything!) to: Gary Thompson 5916E S. Jellison St. Littleton, CO 80123
Many elements of the Mac interface were incorporated in this program, including a modeless-style dialog supporting the Edit menu, as well as a Caution box with a filter allowing keyboard input of Y or N.
This game (although it isn't) plays just like Othello‚Ñ¢. Macintalk output is supported. The Macintalk file can be found on CompuServe under MACDEV in Data Library 8 as MACTLK.SYS
This program would not have been possible without Tom Leonard and TML System's MacLanguage Series Pascal system. Many thanks to him, and I can heartily agree with the review of his product in the June '86 MacUser. $$ well spent...
TAO stands for 'This Ain't Othello'. It was written to entertain as well as to teach. You may distribute this program to anyone you wish. The source code is available on both CompuServe and GEnie.
