Solitaire Till Dawn 2.0.3 is a package of 24 different solitaire games for your Macintosh. This folder contains everything you need:
・ Solitaire Till Dawn ム The game itself.
・ ColorCards ム Contains pictures for use on color monitors.
・ Solitaire Till Dawn User Guide ム Instructions on how to use the program.
・ Solitaire Till Dawn Games Guide ム Rules for the 24 different games.
・ Sample Games ム Saved games that demonstrate each kind of solitaire.
Solitaire Till Dawn is distributed as shareware. You may take a copy and try it out; if you like it, you must send in the shareware fee. Full instructions are in the Solitaire Till Dawn User Guide. This version is free to registered owners of earlier versions.
This document and the other files in this package are copyright ゥ 1991-1995 by Semicolon Software. All rights reserved.
==== Change History ====
Version 2.0.3:
+ Improvements to Beleagured Castle: Now allows dragging partial builds as a shortcut to dragging the cards one at a time, if the cards are in sequence and there are enough empty tableaus. Wins are now detected and reported earlier.
+ Fixed a bug in the placement of piles when resuming saved games of Fortress, Chessboard, and Beleagured Castle.
+ Single-click automatic moves now work even on very slow machines.
+ Recompiled with Symantec's Think C 6.0.
Version 2.0.2:
+ Increased the spacing of the cards in La Belle Lucie and Trefoil.
+ Fixed a problem with changing your monitor's color depth while Solitaire Till Dawn is running.
+ Further fixes for non-color-QuickDraw machines.
Version 2.0.1:
+ Fixed a bug which confused the settings of the "Large Cards" and "Never Use Color" preference options. This could cause crashes on non-color-QuickDraw Macs such as the Plus, SE, Classic, and Portable.
+ Added the "Auto Scroll" menu item, allowing the user to turn auto-scrolling on and off.
+ Now allows dragging partial builds in Forty Thieves as a shortcut to dragging the cards one at a time, if the cards are in suit and there are enough empty tableaus.
+ Now allows the use of an alias to the ColorCards file in place of the real thing.