Beta-tested by Roger Plyer, Matt Burch, and Bill Carroll
Author's sanity preserved (somewhat) by Lucas Alonso and (of course) Nikki Owen
(c)1992 Earth Systems.
This program is published as ShareWare. If you plan to use it more than once, please send $5.00 (US) to:
Roger Plyer
3813 Windber Boulevard
Palm Harbor, Florida 34685-1133
Not only will you receive the a code to disable that annoying dialog box you see every time you start up, but you will also help a certain fifteen-year-old student (i.e. ME) buy the rest of the Inside Macintosh books & enough Pepsi to stay awake during class!
THINK Pascal source code is available to registered users for an additional $10.00.
Esta programa es disponible en español. Si la quiere, por favor me envie $5 (EU) a la dirección sobre.
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PoPE allows you to edit and create saved-game files for Br0derbund's "Prince of Persia" game. To use it, either double-click the application or (under System 7) drag an existing game file over the application’s icon and release the mouse button.
-The number of minutes you have to play can be set by typing into the appropriate edit field. Values outside of the range 0..99 minutes will not be shown properly during game play; i.e. 125 minutes displays as 25 minutes. If you wish to play without a time limit at all, just click on the check box entitled “Time Limit:” to disable it.
-The number of "potions" (hit-points) you have can be set by entering a value there. Just about any number of potions can be entered, although when you are playing with a large number (several hundred) potions, there will be a long delay when you get hit or otherwise lose a potion.
-The number of deaths can be entered in the deaths field. I can see no reason why this field should be anything other than 0.
-The level on which your game was saved can be set using the popup menu. You can save your game on the Demo or Potion levels, too, but there is no real reason to do this.
To revert the information displayed to the defaults, click on the button by the same name. If you want to permanently change the defaults to those currently shown, hit command-option-D.
