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Subject: Dan Winkler@Harvard's Hangman game online
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Date: Fri, 29-Jun-84 03:41:14 EDT
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Date: Wed, 27 Jun 84 17:29:07 pdt
From: Bill Croft <uw-beaver!croft@safe>
To: info-mac@sumex
Subject: Dan Winkler@Harvard's Hangman game online
Cc: croft@SUMEX-AIM.ARPA

Dan has kindly let us archive his program here at SUMEX.  You can FTP
it from SUMEX (login: anonymous, pass: yourname) by getting one or more of the
following files:

<info-mac>hangman.sh	The C source.  (shellfile that dearchives itself).
<info-mac>hangman.dl	The executable resource file in fromhex download format.
<info-mac>hangman.rsrc	The 8 bit executable resource file;  this file
			only is in "tenex" or "type l 8" mode when you
			FTP it.  Download with "macput -r hangman".
<info-mac>hangman.words	Hangman's dictionary, about 138K bytes.

Dan prepared this dictionary by removing short words from /usr/lib/w2006,
but you may want to trim it further or use a completely different dictionary.
The words are separated by spaces or newlines;  "macput -u hangman.words"
works nicely to download the dictionary.  Rename the dictionary on the
Mac to be just "words".

Thanks again, Dan!