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^C^1Crazy Eights
^Cby
^CMartin Richardson

   This card game has been popular with youngsters for many years.  Now, here's
a computerized implementation: like all computerized card games, you never have
to worry about losing any cards; all the shuffling and dealing is done for you.

   Crazy Eights uses a slightly-peculiar deck; the aces are "ones", and there is
an "Eleven" of each suit, and no "face" cards.  This is because the card numbers
are significant; your score is increased by the total of your hand if the 
computerized opponent gets rid of all its cards before you can, and, as in golf, 
the low score wins.

   Complete rules are included within the program.

   To run this program outside BIG BLUE DISK, type ^1EIGHTS^0.

DISK FILES THIS PROGRAM USES:
^FEIGHTS.EXE
^FEIGHTS.DAT