Fifteen Puzzle ver. 1.3
-----------------------
Pavel Zampach (zampach@volny.cz), 2002

New
---
1.3
searching cards. Keys for searching are the same as in Curtis 
Cameron's Free Cell, only letters have to be pressed with Shift 
(capital letters)

1.2
slightly fixed and improved and rewritten into ForthCMP (much
smaller EXE)

1.1
first public version (written in Turbo Pascal)

Thank
-----
* Curtis Cameron for his excellent graphic libraries
* Tom Warfield for Pretty Good Solitaire - the best solitaire 
  program for Win95
* Tom Almy for ForthCMP compiler

Installation
------------
is very simple. Copy file FIFTEEN.EXE to desired directory and 
place it into AppManager or another launcher. Needed space is 
about 64K.


Playing
-------
a-o       	source and target piles (small letters)
F1		help
F2 or <-   	back
F3 or space	forward
F4		mark current position
F5		go to marked position
F6		go to last position with one empty pile
F10       	exit game
1-9, TJQK	highlite cards (1 for Ace, T for 10) - letters with 
		Shift!

If game is interrupted (F10), you can save positions of all cards
and history into file (FIFTEEN.DAT). On next start of program is
this loaded and game continues.


Game
----

Object
To move all the cards of each rank to the same pile, so that there 
are 13 piles of 4 cards of the same rank.

Layout
15 Tableau piles (2 begin empty) - Cards may be played on other 
cards of the same rank. At most 4 cards are allowed in any pile. 
Empty piles may be filled by any card.

Play
The deck is dealt 4 cards each to 13 piles. There are two more 
piles in the upper middle that begin empty. Any card may be moved 
to an empty pile. Cards may be played on other cards of the same 
rank. For example, if the top card of a pile is a Three, another 
Three can be played on top of it. However, only 4 cards are 
allowed in any pile at one time. The object is to move the cards 
so that there are 13 piles of 4 cards of the same rank, that is, 
one pile of 4 Kings, one pile of 4 Queens, and so on.
