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It does not have the endgame (I'm rewriting it as I don't like the present one). Some verbs are not recognized, or recognized fully. You'll know these when you hit 'em, as the machine may reboot. Adventure runs in 16K or more memory on an 8810, 8813, or similar system. (It goes to the disk a LOT if you're running it in 16K, so the more memory you have, the faster it runs!) As this is a pre-release, please don't distribute this disk. Each disk has its name buried in it; so if I find a lot of copies floating around in the world, it is very easy for me to find out which disk was copied. For Adventure afficionados, you'll notice some changes and some additions. You may also notice a few more traps. Note that you can type in upper and lower case, and that six letters per word are recognized. Please note really major differences from the standard (i.e. RSX-11M) game, and let me know about them; some may be intentional, and some may represent bugs in the code. Specifics: the "hint" logic is not present; scoring is still somewhat crude, as it is different from "standard" adventure. The "Pirate" is also somewhat erratic- he tends to fall into pits, so you may not see him. Bob Wednesday June 26, 1979 Welcome to Adventure! No Computer System Should Be Without One! This program was developed by Willie Crowther, and expanded by Don Woods (DON @ SU-AI). This implementation is by R. T. (the Wiz) Martin. Somewhere nearby is colossal cave, where others have found fortunes in treasure and gold, though it's rumored that some who enter are never seen again. Magic is said to work in the cave. I will be your eyes and hands. Direct me with commands of 1 or 2 words. I should warn you that I only look at the first 6 letters of a word. Some common words such as north and east can be entered as one letter. I know of places, actions, and things. Most of the words I know describe places and directions, and are used to move about. To move, try words like forest, building, pit, downstream, enter, east, west, south, or down. I know about a few objects, like a rod hidden in the cave. These objects can be manipulated with some of the words I know. Usually you will need to give both a verb and an object, but sometimes I can infer the object from the verb alone. Some objects also imply verbs; in particular, "inventory" means "take inventory", which tells me to give you a list of what you're carrying. Some verbs also require that you be carrying an object, so often I will pick it up for you without you having to ask. The objects usually have side effects; for example, the rod scares the bird. Usually people trying unsuccessfully to manipulate an object are attempting something beyond their (or my!) powers and should try a completely different tack. To speed the game you can sometimes move long distances with a single word. For example, "building" usually gets you to the building from above ground, except when lost in the forest. Also, cave passages turn a lot, and leaving a room to the north doesn't guarantee entering the next from the south. To end your adventure, say "quit". To see how well you're doing, say "score". To get full credit for a treasure, you must have left it safely in the building, though you do get some credit just for locating it. You lose points for getting killed, or for quitting. There are points based on how much you've explored; there's a bonus just for getting into the cave, and there are ways to determine if you've been through some of the more harrowing parts. If you think you've found all the treasures, keep exploring for a while. If nothing interesting happens, you haven't found them all. If something does happen, it means you're getting a bonus and have an opportunity for more points in the master's section. I'll occasionally offer you hints if you seem to be in trouble. 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He fixes steely glare declares, "This adventure lasted too long!" With he makes single pass his hands, fades away grey nothingness. Only wizards permitted within right now. Colossal open time! Very well. New magic word (null leave unchanged): New magic number (null leave unchanged): Are wizard? Prove it! Say magic word! That what thought was. Do what i thought was? Oh dear, really wizard! Sorry bothered Foo, hacker charlatan! Fq+obviously hacker. Better luck next time. score qualifies novice. -achieved rating: "experienced adventurer". /may consider yourself "seasoned adventurer". !reached "junior master" status. score puts master class c. score puts master class b. /score puts master class (close no cigar!). 2All adventuredom gives tribute you, grandmaster! keys keys ground brass lantern shiny brass shining ׉ ׉open. wicker cage wicker cage discarded black rod black rod rusty star lies black rod black rod rusty mark lies steps Rough stone steps lead Rough stone steps lead πdome. cage cheerful sitting singing. cage. rusty door way barred massive, rusty, iron door. way massive, rusty, iron door. velvet pillow velvet pillow lies floor. snake huge green fierce snake bars way! fissure crystal ĩspans fissure. crystal vanished! tablet massive stone tablet imbedded reads: "Congratulations bringing Light Dark-Room!" clam enormous clam its shell tightly closed. oyster enormous oyster its shell tightly closed. Interesting. ˈwritten underside oyster. "Spelunker Today" few issues "Spelunker Today" magazine dwarf knife tasty food food water empty oil water oil mirror plant tiny plant murmuring "Water, Water, ..." plant spurts furious growth few seconds. 12-foot-tall beanstalk stretching ϟpit, bellowing "WATER!! WATER!!" plant grows explosively, almost filling bottom gigantic beanstalk stretching ψhole. over-watered plant! It's shriveling up! It's, it's... phony plant (seen twopit when tall enough) top 12-foot-tall beanstalk poking huge beanstalk growing ψ hole. stalactite figure shadowy figure ˈtrying attract attention. dwarf's axe axe axe lying beside bear. drawings pirate dragon huge green fierce dragon bars way! Congratulations! vanquished dragon bare hands! (Unbelievable, isn't it?) body dead green dragon lying off side. chasm rickety wooden extends рchasm, vanishing mist. sign posted reads,"Stop! Pay Troll!" wreckage (and dead bear) seen bottom chasm. troll burly troll stands Ąinsists throw him before may cross. troll steps beneath Ąblocks way. phony troll troll nowhere seen. ferocious eying room! gentle sitting placidly corner. contented-looking wandering message second message scrawled dust flowery script, "This ڀpirate leaves his chest." volcano vending machine massive vending machine instructions read:"Drop coins receive fresh batteries." batteries fresh batteries Some worn-out batteries been discarded carpet gloves pair gloves rabbit rabbit muttering (with british accent) "Oh dear! Oh dear! shall too late!" presence startled rabbit, who drops pair gloves scurries darkness. rabbit calls angry tone, "Why Mary Ann, what doing here? Run home fetch me pair gloves!" rabbit calls "Give me gloves, hurry home!" dead rabbit meters knob listings pile listings note folded note desk ring dusty ring ME gold nugget sparkling nugget gold diamonds diamonds silver bars silver jewelry precious jewelry coins many coins chest pirate's chest golden eggs nest golden eggs! nest golden eggs vanished! Done! trident jewel-encrusted trident Vase delicate, precious, ming vase vase resting, delicately, velvet pillow. ̉littered worthless shards pottery. ming vase drops delicate crash. emerald emerald size plover's egg! platinum pyramid platinum pyramid 8 inches side! pearl Off lies glistening pearl! rug persian rug spread floor! dragon sprawled persian rug!! spices rare spices chain golden chain lying heap floor! locked Ћgolden chain! golden chain locked wall! candy delicious candy mailbox mailbox letter mailbox. empty mailbox letter letter leaflet leaflet zits gnarled frammis gnarled frammis  BlS U l!!!!!! 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At breathing traces mist. An ލends except crack on. vast stretching forward sight openings either side. Nearby, wide stone staircase downward. Ɖfilled wisps mist swaying fro almost if alive. cold wind blows πstaircase. top dome behind crack too follow. bank fissure slicing clear р hall. mist thick fissure too wide jump. This ɗcrude note wall. says "You won't ӷπsteps!". ƂMountain King, off directions. bottom broken neck. didn't make it. dome unclimbable. twopit LJʀԡ bottom eastern twopit pool oil corner bottom western twopit LJ25 clamber πplant scurry ǥ top. fissure Ƃmists. n/s LJfloor. goes e/w south chamber. ߂ƂMountain King. continues ϕ snake. south, west, Ђbroken rock east. "Y2" rock room's center. jumble rock, cracks everywhere. overlooking huge pit, extends ϟsight. ̉indistinctly visible over 50 below. Traces mist cover ̂pit, becoming thicker right. Marks dust seem indicate someone been recently. directly р25 away there's similar looking lighted shadowy figure seen there peering Շdirty broken To މcrawl. To Above Ljanother brink clean climbable bottom stream enters exits tiny slits. dusty rocks. big floor. cracks everywhere east. crawled wide parallel Ƃmists. Ƃmists. wide continues another goes north. To south 6 off floor. alike. Dead brink thirty foot massive column wall. could climb couldn't Ӻcontinues level. crawled wide parallel Ƃmists. ޡapparently chambers. To ފwide slants To round two foot slants down. featureless hall. joins ϋnarrow crossover high n/s e/w one. complex junction. ɍ joins higher ؒވmake going also above. air damp bedquilt, east/west holes everywhere. To explore random select south or down. whose resemble swiss cheese. Obvious go west, east, ne, nw. Part occupied 늑bedrock block. ޡtwopit ̛ littered thin rock slabs, make easy descend pits. path bypassing pits connect ބholes over, big directly over ӈit. circular whose ̉ slab fallen ceiling (slab room). East there once were they filled boulders. Low go south, south quickly bends boulders. secret n/s ʊ secret n/s ʊsizable secret junction three canyons, bearing north, south, se. tall other two combined. ɠCrawls lead north, se, sw. Dead crawl. secret runs e/w. crosses over tight 15 below. If go may able Ӻ wide place tight n/s canyon. becomes too tight go further south. tall e/w canyon. tight goes 3 ˈopen runs mass boulders -- dead end. stream flows pair 1 foot diameter sewer pipes. would advisable use exit. long, narrow stretching sight At eastern ǐ see profusion leaves. climb. use "up" or "out" leave climbed πplant top steep incline ʊ could climb would able climb 󺈀north. giant ceiling too high ϧ ݈show it. Cavernous lead east, north, south. Scrawled Љinscription, "Fee Fie Foe Foo" [sic]. blocked recent cave-in. magnificent cavern rushing stream, cascades over sparkling waterfall roaring whirlpool disappears LJfloor. Passages exit south soft covered heavy curtains, ̋thick carpet. Moss covers ceiling. This oriental Ancient oriental drawings cover walls. gently sloping upward north, another se, hands knees آ following wide path outer edge cavern. Far below, heavy mist, strange splashing noises heard. mist rises ϐ fissure ceiling. path exits south alcove. nw path ˈwiden after short distance. An tight tunnel east. looks like tight squeeze. An eerie light seen other end. lit eerie green light. An narrow tunnel exits dark ne. Dark-Room. south exit. arched hall. coral once continued ޒ򪉩blocked debris. air smells sea water. carved sedimentary rock. ̄littered bits shells imbedded stone. shallow proceeds downward, steeper hands knees enters south. sloping ragged sharp walls. cul-de-sac eight across. anteroom 󈊑east. Small go Remnants recent digging evident. sign midair says: Cave under construction beyond point. Proceed own great risk. Witt Construction Company, R Martin, Prop.  Witt's End. Passages lead off directions. 25 across. covered mist seeping north. extend upward over 100 feet. Suspended unseen point you, enormous two-sided mirror hanging parallel midway between walls. (The mirror obviously provided dwarves, who know, vain.) seen either wall,some fifty overlooking huge pit, extends ϟsight. ̉indistinctly visible over 50 below. Traces mist cover ̂pit, becoming thicker left. Marks dust would seem indicate someone been recently. Directly р25 away there's similar looking lighted shadowy figure seen there peering stalactite extends roof almost reaches below. could climb jump floor, you'd unable climb twisting edge underground reservoir. An opaque cloud mist fills rises rapidly upward. lake fed stream, tumbles LJ 10 overhead splashes noisily water somewhere within mist. goes toward south. northeast room, even larger than giant appears repository "Adventure" program. Massive torches overhead bathe smoky yellow light. Scattered نpile bottles (all empty), nursery young beanstalks murmuring quietly, bed oysters, bundle black rods rusty stars, collection lanterns. Off great many dwarves sleeping floor, snoring loudly. sign reads: "Do Not Disturb Dwarves!" An mirror hanging against wall, stretches other various sundry objects glimpsed dimly distance. southwest repository. To fierce green snakes. On other row wicker cages, each containing sulking bird. corner bundle black rods rusty marks their ends. number velvet pillows scattered ٦floor. vast mirror stretches off northeast. At steel ׋sign reads, "Treasure Vault. Keys Main Office." large, deep chasm. heavy mist rising ϒbelow obscures view side. sw path away chasm winding corridor. winding sloping sight both directions. secret exits east. chasm. ne path away chasm side. east/west corridor. faint rumbling noise heard distance. path forks left fork northeast. dull rumbling ˈlouder direction. right fork southeast gentle slope. main enters warm From heard steady roar, so loud entire ˈ trembling. south, goes east. edge breath-taking view. Far below volcano, spouting forth great gouts lava depths. glowing rock fills farthest reaches cavern, casting eerie, macabre glare hot walls. air filled flickering sparks ash heavy smell brimstone. thundering volcano drowns other sound. jagged roof ʉtwisted formations pure alabaster, scatters murky light sinister forms walls. To deep gorge, filled chaos tortured rock ˈbeen crafted Devil himself. An river fire erupts depths volcano, burns gorge, plummets bottomless off left. To right geyser steam erupts continuously barren island center bubbling, sulfurous lake. right aflame incandescence its own, lending infernal splendor scene. dark, foreboding exits south. filled boulders. warm, causing air almost stifling heat. exit heading west, coming rumbling. walking along gently sloping lined oddly shaped limestone formations. standing entrance large, barren sign posted ʀentrance reads: "Caution! Bear room!" inside barren center completely empty except dust. Marks dust lead away toward exit way came in. twisting  twisting twisting    twisting  attic well house, ˈ control kind. One Љcovered meters surrounding knob. Another bears gilded filigreed inscription "Garbage In, Garbage Out". Next Љdesk, littered trash. stairway corner down. ˮbulkiness listings caused lose balance went down; anyway, fell broke neck (serves right pilfering listings belong someone else!). /%0}00 121[11)2k2213W33344M5555556V666667-7:7778%9I9999G:G:G:G:X:X:X:G:G:G:G:G:X:G:X:`:X:::P;;X:;<[<+>G>>>>/?S?|???G:X:X:G:G:X:X:G:'@}@@@AAAAXBB&CC[DDDEEEEFF G2HiIIIX:JL%NNNNNNO]OOCP^SS'TTTUU3UGUSU_UkUUX:UlV dwarf big knife blocks way. dwarf walked corner, saw you, threw axe missed, cursed, ran away. threatening dwarf sharp nasty knife thrown None them hit One them gets hollow voice says "plugh". no way go direction. am unsure how facing. Use compass points or nearby objects. 懒Use compass points or name Ňdirection want go. how apply word understand that! I'm game. Would care explain how? Sorry, give more detail. I'll repeat description location. pitch dark. If proceed you'll likely fall Frogs read! Are trying catch bird? frightened right catch no matter what try. Perhaps might try later. Are trying deal snake? kill snake, drive away, avoid it, or anything like that. way by, necessary resources right now. Do really want quit now? fell broke every bone body! already it! serious! was unafraid when entered, approach becomes disturbed catch it. catch bird, carry it. lock! aren't it! attacks green snake, astounding flurry drives away! no keys! no lock. how lock or unlock such thing. was already ׉ ׉unlocked. was already unlocked. no source light. ݉on. ݉off. no way past unlock chain, probably well. Nothing happens. Where? attack. dead. Its body disappears. Attacking snake doesn't work dangerous. killed dwarf. attack dwarf, he dodges way. With what? bare hands? Good try, old worn-out magic word. misses! gets OK unlock keys. crawled Όholes wound Ϻ main ڀis, hereabouts no stream run surface long. I'd try stream. need more detailed instructions do that. tell what see move ل manipulate things. tell remote things are. word. What? Are trying ӓcave? ׉solid Šhardened steel lock. enter key, there no keys recommend looking elsewhere keys. trees forest oak maple, occasional pine or spruce. ۊbit undergrowth, largely birch ash saplings plus bushes various sorts. This time year visibility restricted leaves, travel easy if detour spruce berry bushes. Digging shovel impractical. Even shovel progress unlikely. Blasting requires dynamite. I'm confused are. Mist vapor, usually water, seen time time caverns. 䲱found anywhere frequently sign deep water. wet. think lost my appetite. Thank , was delicious! taken drink stream. water tastes strongly minerals, unpleasant. cold. water empty. Rubbing electric ݉particularly rewarding. Anyway, exciting happens. Peculiar. Nothing unexpected happens. empty ground wet. pour that. Watch it! Which way? Oh dear, seem gotten yourself killed. might able help out, I've never really done before. Do want me try reincarnate you? right. But blame me if goes wr...... POOF! --- engulfed cloud smoke. Coughing gasping, emerge smoke find.... clumsy oaf, you've done again! how keep Do want me try reincarnate again? Okay, did i put my smoke?.... POOF! Everything disappears dense cloud smoke. Now you've really done it! I'm smoke! Don't expect me do decent reincarnation any smoke, do you? Okay, if so smart, do yourself! I'm leaving! Sorry, seem remember how was got carry anything more. You'll drop first. go locked steel grate! believe what want right fit two-inch slit! suggest go рinstead jumping. no way рfissure. anything. currently following: It's hungry (it's merely pinin' fjords). Besides, no seed. snake devoured bird, looking wants eat (except perhaps you). fool! Dwarves eat coal! Now he's really mad! carry in. already full. fill bottle. water. oil. fill that. Don't ridiculous! door rusty refuses open. plant indignantly shakes oil off its leaves asks, "Water?" hinges thoroughly rusted won't budge. oil freed πhinges so door will move, although requires effort. plant deep roots cannot pulled free. dwarves' knives vanish they strike walls. Something won't fit tunnel You'd best take inventory drop something. fit five-foot clam passage! fit five-foot oyster passage! advise put clam before opening it. STRAIN! advise put oyster before opening it. WRENCH! anything strong enough open clam. anything strong enough open oyster. glistening pearl falls clam rolls away. Goodness, must really oyster. (I never was good identifying bivalves.) Whatever is, © snapped shut again. oyster creaks open, revealing oyster inside, promptly snaps shut again. crawled Όholes found way blocked recent cave-in. main faint rustling noises darkness behind Out shadows behind pounces bearded pirate! "Har, Har," he chortles, "I'll take booty hide away me chest deep maze!" He snatches ҄vanishes gloom! sepulchral voice reverberating cave, says, "Cave closing soon. All adventurers exit immediately main office." mysterious recorded voice groans life announces: "This exit closed. Please leave via main office." looks though dead. Well, seeing how it's so close closing time anyway, think we'll call day. sepulchral voice entones, "The closed." As echoes fade, there blinding flash light (and puff smoke).... As eyes refocus, look find... loud explosion, twenty-foot appears wall, burying dwarves rubble. march DŽfind yourself main office, ڊ cheering band friendly elves carry conquering adventurer off sunset. loud explosion, twenty-foot appears wall, burying snakes rubble. river molten lava pours hole, destroying everything its path, including Hmmm... seem turned frog! Everything were dropped ground, ˀ stack listings were squashed resulting ruckus awakened dwarves. several threatening dwarves Most them throw knives All them Oh, leave poor unhappy alone. daresay whatever want somewhere. "stop". Use "quit" if want give there being followed large, tame bear. Do indeed wish quit now? fill vase. sudden change temperature shattered vase. beyond power do that. how. too ϧreach. killed dwarf. body vanishes cloud greasy black smoke. shell strong impervious attack. What's matter, read? Now you'd best start over. axe bounces harmlessly off dragon's thick scales. dragon looks rather nasty. You'd best try by. attacks dragon, astounding flurry gets burnt cinder! ashes blow away. On what? Okay, I'll describe place first time come it. To Ӏdescription, say "look". Trolls close relatives rocks skin tough 㮂rhinoceros. troll fends off blows effortlessly. troll deftly catches examines it, tosses back, declaring, "Good workmanship, valuable enough." troll catches ҄scurries away sight. troll refuses let cross. no longer any way рchasm. Just reach other side, buckles beneath weight bear, was still following around. scrabble desperately support, collapses stumble fall chasm. lumbers toward troll, who lets startled shriek scurries away. soon gives πpursuit wanders back. axe misses lands near چӥ it. With what? bare hands? Against his BEAR hands?? confused; he wants friend. For crying loud, poor thing already dead! eagerly wolfs food, after he ˈ calm considerably even becomes rather friendly. still chained wall. chain still chain unlocked. chain chain eat. Do want hint? Do need help maze? make look less alike dropping things. Are trying explore beyond plover room? way explore region having worry falling None objects available immediately useful discovering secret. Do need help here? Don't go Gluttony isn't troll's vices. Avarice, however, is. ݉dim. You'd best start wrapping up, unless find more batteries. seem recall vending machine maze. Bring coins run power. much point wandering explore lamp. So let's call day. faint rustling noises darkness behind turn toward them, beam falls ъ bearded pirate. He ֊chest. "Shiver me timbers!" he cries, "I've been spotted! I'd best hie meself off hide me chest!" With that, he vanishes gloom. ݉dim. You'd best go those batteries. ݉dim. I'm taking liberty replacing batteries. ݉dim, ՟spare batteries. You'd best start wrapping I'm afraid magazine written dwarvish. "This ڀpirate leaves his chest." Hmmm, looks like clue, means it'll cost 10 points read it. Should go ahead read anyway? says, "There strange place, such words I've always known Šnew effect." says same thing did before. I'm afraid understand. "Congratulations bringing Light Dark-room!" strike mirror resounding blow, shatters myriad tiny fragments. taken vase hurled delicately ground. prod nearest dwarf, who wakes grumpily, takes look you, curses, grabs his axe. Is acceptable? Please answer question yes or no. note reads: "Checking vending machine- soon". note signed "Wiz". see anything turn. Hmmm... Rubbing ring ˈturned frog! Everything were dropped ground, except ring, still hand. If it's any consolation you, Պtype frog see well dark; I'd watch hungry animals, look tasty! turned frog. Everything were carrying, except ring, dropped ground. turned human. ring still hand. Hmmm... seem turned frog! 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DIO says: Seek error!System PROMS must be version 74 or later!I can't do that to the System drive!I can't, too much data for object disk.I can't run that fileNothing to run!DONT what?What?I don't know what to do with that fileI don't have enough memory to do that!I can only pack entire disks.I can't find that fileI can't access that device!Preamble error - disk directory unreadable!Checksum error - disk directory unreadable!I can't read directory-no disk in drive, or door open!No controller Seek Error!Disk directory destroyed!Gfid says: Bad disk identifierGfid says: Name too longGfid says: Illegal extensionGfid says: Name null or weird!Gfid says: The directory is fullI can't write: the disk is fullI can't rename across directories: use copyNo new extension givenI can't do that to a system file! "" is not allowed here I can't copy directoriesThat file already existsThat file does not existOutput file not specifiedOutput file already existsInput file not specifiedI can't edit that file!Input file does not existI can't have two OUTPUT files open on the same drive!System 88 Authorization: Who are you? I don't know youWhat is your password? No user exists with that nameThat user is already authorized; use D or CIncorrect password: command ignored Printer has not been defined That printer has already been defined Please specify a printer name! I can't change that!Tran!R!w!Q!>w!P!w!O!w+ # w+ !P!~!H!?!A_ @!t ʇ ʚ ʭ  ?k ~#w+>wQ"0! ~Ҁ !Í !0!#~ʓ !0!g"0!#~ʬ !0!_"0!#~ Ҿ ! !0!#~ !0!#V"0!~0< #~0< Z"0!!Q!~O!R!~!!O>-< !#~ !O  !!S!O $!(!!Q!~O< D!6!ywTwenty Thirty Forty Fifty Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Zero and /100 Hundred Thousand "Tran.OV" This is an overlay which can be called from a BASIC program. It is used to take a number and print it out in words. This overlay was originally designed for programs which print out checks, but it might have other applications. To use Tran.OV, it must first be copied onto your System Disc. (If you copy it close to the front of the disc it saves a little bit of time.) To call the overlay from a BASIC program, you must first have defined the number you want to TRANslate as some variable. (We'll call it N1 for this demonstration.) You should also have positioned your printer, using PRINT and TAB statements, to the place where you want the number printed. The format of the CALL is as follows: Z=CALL("Tran",X,0,MEM(N1),0) X is an optional parameter, used to tell Tran.OV how much space there is for the number to be printed. If the words use less than that amount, Tran.OV will fill the remaining space with dashes (----). Again, this is useful when writing computer- generated checks. If you don't want any dashes no matter what, just specify "0" instead of a number. (X can be a variable, or an integer number.) Example: Supposed you had defined N1=123.45 and had a line 45 spaces long to print it in. You would call Tran.OV like this: Z=CALL("Tran",45,0,MEM(N1),0) and your output would look like this: One Hundred Twenty Three and 45/100 --------- | <---- 45 spaces long ----> | If N1 is less than 1 cent, or greater than $99,999.99, then the overlay does nothing. In any case, Tran.OV returns to the BASIC program to continue execution with the next instruction. Jonthan Wolfert JAM Creative Productions, Inc. 4631 Insurance Lane Dallas, Texas 75205 March 1, 1981 March 1, 1981 Mr. Bob Bybee PolyLetter 1437 Sugarwood Lane Norcross, GA 30093 Dear Bob, Thanks for your letter! I'm glad that my programs and ideas interested you. I'll try to keep 'em coming. This disc contains a couple of the things we were talking about: "Tran.OV" - This is the overlay used for printing numbers out as words. There is a separate text file on this disc called TRAN-DOC, which contains all the documentation on how to use this utility. Feel free to use this on a Disc-of-the-Month if you like. Adventure - When you finish reading these messages, put this disc into your System Drive and push the Load button. As if by magic, "Adventure" will appear, ready to play! A lot of it works, but experienced Adventure players will soon discover the parts which don't. I suggest that your first moves be as follows: OPEN MAILBOX READ LETTER READ LEAFLET Doing this will give you some background info. From what I can tell, this version was written by Bob Martin at Poly, but never completed. (Sigh.) There are some differences from the Fortran versions I have seen (presumably they are intentional) so it may be difficult to finish writing this program based on others. Play with it a while and tell me what you think. To answer the question posed in your letter, yes I definitely think that PolyPeople would love to build up a library of games! Even people who own alleged "business computers" need to have some fun once in a while. (Besides, it also tends to make the computer less scary, and more "human" to the rest of the staff.) I am putting the finishing touches on a pretty neat Blackjack program, which I'll demonstrate for you when it's done. Keep this disc as long as you need to; no rush in returning it. If you get a chance, I'd like to get a copy of ROOM.GO, which was offered on a disc-of-the-month a few issues ago, and anything else new and fun! Thanks again for your letter. Keep in touch. Jonathan Wolfert (I haven't taught it to generate my signature yet!) JAM Creative Productions, Inc. 4631 Insurance Lane Dallas, TX 75205 (214) 526-7080 P.S. Glad you think our line of work is interesting. JAM produces ID jingle packages for TV and radio stations around the world, including Atlanta. (Atlanta was part of the world last time I checked.) You can currently hear our stuff on Z-93 (FM) among others. Jon ---End of Message---