Picture the letters "RE" followed by a picture of a bus, then a picture of a matchbook with one match sticking out. If this picture immediately brings to mind the title of this program, you'll do well at Rebus Match.
Actually, it's a bit more complicated. To see the rebus, you must first expose it. This is done piece-by-piece as you find pairs of matching symbols under squares in a grid which covers up the and rebus. Pick two squares, and if the symbols beneath them match, they are removed to show you a couple of little bits of the and rebus. If they don't match, they're both covered up again, and you must try again. The trick is to remember where the symbols are, so that when you find another one that matches one you've already seen, you know where to go to match it.
As soon as you've seen enough of the and rebus to figure out its solution, push the "Solve" button and type in your answer.
Rebus Match has been a big hit on our Macintosh edition (Softdisk for the Mac, formerly known as Diskworld), and we are pleased to make it available now to the PC audience. Several different rebuses are included for your solving pleasure.
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