INTRODUCTION
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        Welcome to And Then There Were Three.  This game is similar in concept
        to the board game Clue and is also VERY loosely based on Agatha
        Christie's murder mystery, And Then There Were None.  Unlike that
        fantastic book, this game has several different conclusions.

HOW TO PLAY
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        After you see the opening screens, you will see Dr. Robert East's
        mansion.  The guests have already been there for some time and we are
        down to the last three characters out of a group of ten.  Information
        on any and all of the characters (both living and deceased) can be
        obtained as well as clues for some of the rooms.  Be advised, just
        because a character is listed as a "Dead Indian", does not necessarily
        mean that he/she really is.  (Remember the book ending)?  Once you
        select to see a character or room clue, you will see that answer and
        then be asked if you wish to Solve the mystery, Quit the game, or
        ask for Another clue.  Once you have decided that you know who done
        it, select Solve, and enter the number you think is the culprit.
        If you are right, you'll get 5,000 points for your efforts, if wrong,
	you get nothing.  Either way, you'll be told who the killer was and
        shown a little part of the story explaining motives and such.  Play
        continues until you select Quit or choose not to take another crack
        at it.

CLOSING
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        In closing, if there are any comments or suggestions on this
        door game, please leave comments with your SysOp or with the
        author directly at:

                 Tim Rivers
                 President
                 Crystal Systems International
		 P. O. Box 110651
		 Hialeah, Florida  33011-0651