X-Ray : The interactive game of hide-and-seek
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X-ray is a game of hide-and-seek.  You must determine the location
of a set of objects within a closed box by observing the behavior of
X-rays launched into the edges of the box.

Instructions on play are in the on-line help text.  To get started,
click on a green square around the edge of the blue box.  From the
behaviour of the X-ray, find the location of the hidden object(s).
Mark the object locations by clicking on blue squares.  The game ends
when you find all of the objects or run out of time.

X-ray is freeware and was written as a learning exercise in Windows
programming.  I hope you enjoy it.  If not, it will be worth what you
paid for it.

Requirements
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X-ray requires Microsoft Windows 3.1.

Installation
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To install, run SETUP.EXE from the directory or diskette containing
the X-ray program files.  The required files will be installed to
the directory you select and a Program Manager Icon will be created.

Sound is disabled initially to try to minimize problems with sound
card compatability.  Select Options and check the Sound menu item to
enable sound.

Technical Stuff
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Version 1.0, August 1, 1996.

All files required for X-ray are contained in the program directory,
including the XRAY.INI file.  The XRAY.INI file is not required and
will not be recreated if it is deleted, the defaults will be used
instead.  The *.WAV files are not needed if options->sound is
disabled.

X-ray was written in Borland Turbo C++ Ver 3.1 using the Object Windows
Library (OWL).  It was tested on an IBM Aptiva 486DX2-66 with a
SoundBlaster 16 sound card.