This game would not be what it is without the work of the fine people listed here. I hope I have been able to give something back to the community by building on all your excellent work.
Bung-Dabba provided the colorizeHC routines to do color in Hypercard way before Apple got around to it. Tom Pitman wrote CompileIt!—a tool that allows you to speed up some Hypercard scripts by turning them into XCMDs. Chris Athanas wrote ScreenShot*, which allows you to specify a rectangle of the screen to turn into a PICT file. Robert Howe wrote the CustomIcon XCMD which allows you to assign a lovely System 7.0 icon to what would otherwise be boring-looking text files. Larry Wolfarth wrote the changeFileType XCMD, which fixes the data files so that Knockoffaly won't try to open the wrong file by mistake. Frederic Rinaldi wrote the CreateFolder XCMD to help you keep your games organized. This prolific fellow also wrote CopyRes which allows you to suck resources out of other files, and FullResList, which lets you see what's in other files. Stan Gilbert wrote the TKIconlist XCMD which lets you very cleanly select an icon. Tony Berumen wrote the popupRes XFCN which lets you see your local resources.* Sioux Lacy wrote the Read and Write Version XFCN's, so that you can tell which version of the program you have. James Paul wrote the doList XFCN so that you can choose which player is stealing a property, among other things. Kevin Calhoun wrote the modalDialog XFCN so that you can see a custom "Property for Sale" dialog that doesn’t obscure the relevant data. Len Saaf wrote the Balloon XCMD so that you can see what color a square is even if you can’t see the color. Dan Chernoff, legal eagle, assured me that this game is legal. And Colleen Dick (my musician alterego) demands credit for the composition and er... performance of the theme music. (There is really more than eight bars of it, but... ) Many anonymous contributors provided templates for the color icons, public domain sounds, etc. A number of the sounds came from the Beachware CD collection. My children Jean, Connor, Eamon and Eleanor helped me record some sounds as well. My husband Tom showed remarkable patience with this idiot game of mine that is never going to make us any money. Mark Wall wrote DocMaker, which allows you to distribute your documentation as a stand-alone application. Puff Puff!
Andrew Lippert, Bill Jahnel, Marlin Wright, Doug Hempel, Adam Conover, J.B. Wilson, and numerous other beta testers kept me going when I felt like throwing in the towel, and provided uncounted suggestions large and small that were too cool not to implement. Charlie Patton solidified my emerging brainstorm of making an Editor. If I have left anyone out, thanks to you, too.
*used under license. Illegal for others to distribute
