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^Cby
^CEdward G. Martin

   Every time we've run a solitaire card game in BIG BLUE DISK, it's been a big 
hit with our readers.  Many of you spend long hours playing these games.  Some 
have even had to purchase additional computers so they could get some work done 
while their spouse or offspring ties up the main computer playing solitaire.

   Well, here's another for all you solitaire addicts.  Fourcard, as its name 
implies, lays out the cards four at a time.  When two of the exposed cards match 
in suit, you can play the lesser-valued one.  If you can't play any cards, you 
must deal out four more on top of them, and you can play only the exposed row.  
Playing a card exposes the row beneath it, and when you empty out a column you 
can shift a card from one of the other columns to fill the gap. 

   The object is to get the four aces to the positions at the top of the four 
columns, before you run out of cards to deal, and before a column fills to the 
bottom of the screen.

   More detailed instructions are included within the program.

   To run this program outside ^1Big Blue Disk^0, type:  ^1FOURCARD^0.

DISK FILES THIS PROGRAM USES:
^FFOURCARD.EXE
^FBRUN30.EXE
^FRETURN30.EXE