Manual

9 Games
Before starting, review Two games are available: Turnabout, a game of strategy, and Solitaire, a
these basic procedures popular international card game for one player. Games are supplied on
fromthe Ge_ng Started diskette.
chapterin Book 1:
• WorkingwithMenus
• WorkingwithDialog Boxes
Turnabout
Turnabout is a strategy game where you try to gain control of the board by
capturing pieces from your opponent. The game ends when no one can
make any more moves. The person with the most pieces on the board wins.
Capturing Pieces
To capture, place your pieces on both sides of a single piece or at both ends
• of a row of your opponent's pieces. Capture in any direction: vertically,
horizontally, or diagonally. You may have to capture the same piece more
than once in the course of the game.
Sequenc Play
You can play Turnabout against another person or against the system. Either
_ay, the game play sequence is the same:
Ifyou are not sure
.where to make your
next move, select Hint
from the Game menu.
!_ To play Turnabout:
1. Insert the diskette labelled Tumabout in the disk drive.
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Click on File Manager from the Main Menu. File manager appears.
Click on the drive A icon. The contents of the diskette appear.
Locate the Turnabout icon and double-click On it. A game board appears
with four pieces.
Move the on-screen pointer to the square where you want to put your
next piece and click with the Select button. Remember, this move must
result in the capture of an enemy piece. The system places your piece in the
square and then changes the color of all the pieces that were captured to
your co/or You can only put your piece in a square where it will capture
one or more of your opponent's pieces. If you try to put your piece
anywhere else, the computer beeps and waits for you to select a different
square.
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