DITL_8765.txt
Items: (9 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=9, y1=169, x2=490, y2=233
    Type: -120
    Info: 'The "game" of Life is a form of cellular automata devised by the mathematician John Horton Conway and popularized by Martin Gardner in Scientific American in 1970.  At that time, it was actually played by hand on a checkerboard!'
  1:
    Bounds: x1=414, y1=262, x2=480, y2=282
    Type: 4
    Info: 'More ...'
  2:
    Bounds: x1=12, y1=259, x2=51, y2=278
    Type: 4
    Info: 'OK'
  3:
    Bounds: x1=11, y1=3, x2=492, y2=24
    Type: 8
    Info: 'John Conway's game of LIFE ver 2.0c, © 1985, 1986 by Larry Hutchinson'
  4:
    Bounds: x1=11, y1=28, x2=491, y2=63
    Type: 8
    Info: 'Please pass this program along to your friends. If you like it, I would appreciate it if you would send a few bucks or at least a note to:'
  5:
    Bounds: x1=154, y1=65, x2=308, y2=114
    Type: 8
    Info: 'Larry (LAZ) Hutchinson6950 SW Juniper TerrBeaverton, OR 97005'
  6:
    Bounds: x1=9, y1=115, x2=490, y2=148
    Type: 8
    Info: 'Please mention where you got this copy and also mention the version # in case of updates.'
  7:
    Bounds: x1=180, y1=217, x2=499, y2=236
    Type: -120
    Info: 'The fascination with Life stems from one thing:'
  8:
    Bounds: x1=10, y1=233, x2=491, y2=256
    Type: -120
    Info: 'the rules are incredibly simple and yet the complexity is infinite.'

DITL_8764.txt
Items: (8 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=417, y1=264, x2=482, y2=284
    Type: 4
    Info: 'OK'
  1:
    Bounds: x1=5, y1=184, x2=494, y2=233
    Type: -120
    Info: 'Use shift to select regions.  Transfer regions to/from the Scrapbook or MacPaint.  Press shift while moving regions to get relative displacement.  Space or Return to single step.'
  2:
    Bounds: x1=8, y1=55, x2=495, y2=105
    Type: -120
    Info: 'next generation.  End of rules.  The "game" part of Life arises from the intellectual challenge of creating new starting paterns that evolve in strange and wonderful ways.'
  3:
    Bounds: x1=5, y1=241, x2=377, y2=293
    Type: -120
    Info: 'If a file named LifeResources exists, it will be searched first for resources.   This allows new forms or cursors to be passed between friends.'
  4:
    Bounds: x1=7, y1=104, x2=496, y2=138
    Type: -120
    Info: 'the accompanying ScrapBook file of Puffer forms, that people have been quite inventive over the last 16 years.'
  5:
    Bounds: x1=8, y1=5, x2=495, y2=55
    Type: -120
    Info: 'For the neophyte, the rules of Life are thus:  (1) if a given "checker" has either 2 or 3 neighbors, it will survive into the next generation and (2) if an empty square has exactly 3 neighbors, a checker will be born in the'
  6:
    Bounds: x1=206, y1=87, x2=484, y2=105
    Type: -120
    Info: 'You will find via the forms menu, and also'
  7:
    Bounds: x1=5, y1=164, x2=162, y2=180
    Type: -120
    Info: 'Non-obvious features:'

DITL_8760.txt
Items: (3 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=50, y1=10, x2=202, y2=44
    Type: 8
    Info: 'Not enough Memory to do that.'
  1:
    Bounds: x1=11, y1=6, x2=43, y2=38
    Type: 32
    Info: '  '
  2:
    Bounds: x1=70, y1=87, x2=143, y2=107
    Type: 4
    Info: 'OK'