Intro
Golf Solitaire for Windows Help

(C) 1993 by James Waddell

This game is copyrighted and all rights reserved.

Golf Solitaire for Windows is distributed as FREEWARE.

You are under no obligation to pay for it even if you

decide to use it forever. The only condition for use is

that you distribute it with all the files together.

NOTE: You are NOT entitled to alter or modify the program in

any way,  including but not limited to modifying the executable

or help files or to reverse engineer or disassemble the program.

This program MUST be distributed with its associated help and

support and documentaion files. You may not sell the program

without permission from the author.

GOLFSOLF is distributed "as is" and without any expressed and implied

warranties.  Because of the diversity of conditions and hardware under

which this program may be used, no warranty of fitness for a particular

purpose is offered.  The user is advised to test the program thoroughly

before relying on it.  The user assumes the entire risk of using the

program. For questions regarding distribution contact the author below:

James Waddell

610 N Alma School Rd #18

Chandler, AZ 85224-3687

Install

Rules


Install
Installation

For this program to run properly you must:

1. Make a directory Rlzrun10 under your Windows directory

2. Copy the file RLZRUN10.RTS into that directory.

RLZRUN10.RTS is a runtime system similar to VBRUN100.DLL

If you already have a copy of RLZRUN10.RTS you do not have

to install it again.

Next copy this help file and the Wgolf.exe into any directory.

Now all you need do is use the Windows Program Manager's File menu

and choose NEW from that menu. Fill in the dialog box with the name

you want to call the program and where you located it.

You are now ready to play Golf solitaire for Windows.

Rules

Intro


Rules
How To Play

The object of Golf Solitaire is to clear the tableau

(thats the 7 columns of cards) of all cards by adding

them one at a time to the talon.

Cards can only be added to the talon if:

1. They are uncovered.

2. They are in sequence with the top card of the talon.

For example if the top card of the talon was a 2 you

could play a 3 or an ace (aces are equal to one). The

suit does not matter. If you played the 3 then you

could play a 4 or a 2. If you had played the ace only

a 2 could be played.

When a king is the top card on the talon you can NOT play

any card on top of it, you must draw the next card from the

hand. You do this by clicking the deck in the hand box.

You only get to go thru the hand once.

When you are done choose Score from the menu

Score is the number of cards left in the tableau.

Like golf the lower the score the better.

Intro

Install