›               o=o=o=o=o=››           ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS›› This   month,   while  exploring  the› Internet, I learned of a "copy party"› and  contest that was held in Orneta,› Poland.    Within  a  few  days,  the› organizers of the  party  had  a  Web› page up, and from this Web page I was› able to download many of the entries.› There  were  four categories -- demos› (full disks  in  many  cases,)  music› programs,  GFX  (picture)  files, and› so-called intros (short demos.)  I've› included  one   such   intro,   Drunk› Chessboard,  on   this   side.    The› filename  is  DC.COM.   Load  it from› DOS, and remember that the action  on› screen ends long after the music.›› The  BASIC  program  activated by the› spacebar, in case you haven't already› discovered,  is  a  comuter-generated› (and  played)   "Towers   of   Hanoi"› puzzle,    from    Analog   Magazine,› September 1989, by way of our copy of› the  Pooldisk  CD-ROM.   This program› doesn't seem  to  give  the  user  an› opportunity   to   play,   but   just› watching the program  gives  you  the› goal and rules of the Towers puzzle. › Start by typing in "2"  at the  first› prompt.   When  finished, the "READY"› prompt comes up and you can then type› "RUN"and "3", and take it from there.› If you like this puzzle and  want  to› try  your  hand at solving it, let me› know and  I'll  try  to  get  another› Towers  of  Hanoi  program   into   a› subsequent newsletter.›› There   are   two  additional   BASIC› programs on this side.  Exit to BASIC› and  try DOGBITE.BAS  and  JACKS.BAS.› They also  came from our  copy of the› Pooldisk CD-ROM.› ›               o=o=o=o=o=››››