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From: grue@lance.hss.bu.oz (Frobozz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: The reversi game
Message-ID: <3083@lance.hss.bu.oz>
Date: 10 Dec 89 23:57:37 GMT
References: <89336.125221BSJ100@PSUVM.BITNET>
Reply-To: grue@lance.hss.bu.oz (Frobozz)
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hiya,

In article <89336.125221BSJ100@PSUVM.BITNET> BSJ100@PSUVM.BITNET (Broderick S. Jolley) writes:
>I know this is a crazy question, but how do you enter move in the reversi game
>posted here a week or two ago? Also, is there something wrong with the checksum
>for PMOV? Mide comes out differently, but I can't find anything wrong. Thank
>you.
>                                                  -- Rick BKA Sandman
>                                                     BSJ100 at PSUVM

The checksums could well be different. I've had reports of such from more than
opne source.  I was using the assembler checksum.

Entering moves: one digit (which column) followed by a second digit (which row)
From memory 64 is a legal initial move (I've erased my HP's memory twice since
my last posting so I cannot check this).


							Paul Dale
seeya
SNIF

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