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                                                                                              v1.0

                                            Greg Dietsche
                                           calc _at. gregd.org
                                       http://calc.gregd.org/


Welcome, User.
The Game Is Afoot.
Are you ready?
Your opponent is.
The Game is simple.
The boundaries are none.
Avoid your trail, and your opponents trail.
If you fail to do so, certain death will follow.
Player1 uses arrows; Player2 uses 4,5,6, and 8 to maintain control at all times.

If by chance, you dare to link, the rules are as follows:
Both players use arrow keys on their respective calculators.
The first player to press Play is player1, the second to press play is player2.
Your player number and score will be shown in the top left of the display.
Your opponents player number and score will be shown directly to the right of your player number and score.
Player1 starts on the left of the screen; Player2 on the right.
The speed of link play is determined by the settings on both calculators.
For the slowest possible speed, both calculators are set to Turtle.
For the fastest possible speed, both calculators are set to Ouch!

Finally, and most importantly enjoy this, a classic version of two player Tron.
Remember B9?
Prepare to defend yourself.
Gravity still works.
KISS.

				   LEGAL INFORMATION

The author makes no representations or warranties about the suitability
of the software, either express or implied. The author shall not be liable 
for any damages suffered as a result of using or distributing this software.

This program is shareware. I am asking that you sign the guest book located at my
website as payment. Thank you in advance :)
-Greg
