INSTRUCTIONS
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The object of Betsy Ross Solitaire is to play out all the cards from the 
deck onto the 4 foundation piles.

You turn up cards from the deck, onto the DISCARD PILE, one at a time, by 
selecting the (D)eal a Card option or pressing <ENTER>.

You move a card from the DISCARD PILE to one of the 4 Foundation Piles
by entering the number (#) of the Foundation Pile. 

The 4 Foundation Piles start out with a A, 2, 3, 4 respectively. Each 
subsequent card you add to each Pile, is determined by ADDING the Pile 
number (1,2,3 or 4) to the current card displayed on the Pile.

For example: (a) If the current card on Pile #1 is an Ace, then the next
                 card you could place would be a 2.
             
             (b) If the current card on Pile #3 is a 9, then the next card
                 you could place would be a Queen (9 + 3 = Queen).

To SIMPLIFY the adding of a number to determine the next legal card move,
a set of LEGAL moves you can make to each Foundation Pile is displayed in 
the middle of the board. The program will not allow you to deviate, and 
will blank out each move as it is made, thus showing the next move clearly.

              LEGAL MOVES        
        [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T J Q K

        [2] 4 6 8 T Q A 3 5 7 9 J K

        [3] 6 9 Q 2 5 8 J A 4 7 T K

        [4] 8 Q 3 7 J 2 6 T A 5 9 K
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Pile #___|

If there are no legal moves for the displayed DISCARD PILE card, press 
<ENTER> or <D> to get another card.



                       ________ SCORING _______

You will earn 1 point for each card you place on the foundation, 25 points
for each foundation you complete (up to the King) and 500 points for 
completing ALL foundations.




NOTE: (1) ALL cards in the DISCARD PILE are available for play when they
          rise to the top of the PILE. For example, the DISCARD PILE 
          contains 2 cards (a 6 and a Queen). If you remove the 6 to one
          of the Foundations, the Queen will be shown and you can move 
          it to a foundation as well.

      (2) The computer will deal the deck once and then redeal the DISCARD
          PILE once, for a total of two times thru the cards.

