MINESWEEPER 1.2.1

Copyright (C) 1993,1994 by David Charlap
All Rights Reserved

This program may be freely distributed provided that this file and any
other accompanying files remain unaltered.

I am requesting a modest donation of $10 (US currency, please) if you
like the program and would like to see me produce others.  The money
will be very positive encouragement for me to continue releasing OS/2
programs in the future.

All payments should be sent to the following address:
              David Charlap
              1812 N. Quinn St., Apt #333
              Arlington, VA 22209 - USA

Send all correspondence to the above address or to my Internet e-mail
address: david@visix.com

This archive consists of the following files:

MINE.EXE - the main program.
MINE.HLP - the help file.  You can not get help without it.  This
           contains all of the program's real documentation
MINE.TXT - a small document describing the game briefly.
README.TXT - this file.
DLLC101.DLL - The C runtime library for GCC/2 2.5.4.  If you already
              have this file from another application on your LIBPATH,
              you can delete the duplicate copies.


Feel free to give MineSweeper to all your friends and relatives and
whoever else you know who might like this.  Upload it to bulletin
boards, etc.  Encourage them all to send me some money. :-)  The only
hard requirement I make is that all four of the files listed above be
included in any distribution, and that they remain unaltered.

Updates, when released, will be uploaded to the anonymous ftp site
cdrom.com.  The administrators there should place it in /os2/2_x/games. 
Although I may upload copies elsewhere, I do not promise to upload to
any other sites.

--- David Charlap

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Changes since version 1.2.0

bug fixes:
	- Hi-scores dialog text now matches the Game menu

new features:
	- 20x20 grid bitmaps created so 1024x768 users won't see distortion

miscelaneous:
	- recompiled with GCC/2 version 2.5.4
	- I moved.  My new addresses are in all the documentation