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From: SASQUATCH@ALBION.BITNET ("Kevin O. Lepard  629-5511 x6668", 517)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re:  LIFELIKE question
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Date: 2 Apr 89 16:53:00 GMT
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Sorry to post this to the net, but it got returned when I tried to send
it directly.  M-net denied the existence of a "mauddib"

>My other question is this: Recently, I ran across a program called
>LIFELIKE that I found while bumming around in FTP. This program, a
>ProDOS binary file, was a full-featured implementation of the "Life"
>game, including double-hi-res graphics, saves of scenarios, and even the
>ability to change the growth and death "rules". Unfortunately, when I EXECed
>the files (it came in two parts), both crashed into the monitor just before
>saving their binaries. I am a Life freak, and would desperately like to
>get a hold of a working copy of this program. If anyone knows about this
>program, or has it, or knows about similar programs, again, please let
>me know.

LIFELIKE is a shareware program written by Sean Nolan for $15.  You
can purchase the latest version (2.2) from him at this address

Sean Nolan
68 Roseland St #3
Sommerville, Mass  02143

The game is very good, and worth every penny of the $15.

>David Pieczkiewicz, muaddib@m-net.ann-arbor.mi.us, "Kwisatz Haderach of M-Net"

Kevin Lepard
Bitnet:  Sasquatch@albion.bitnet