wab@reed.UUCP (William Baker) (05/03/85)
O.k., so the joker who posted the code for "Alice" screwed up. I uploaded it and ran it before the notices came along saying that it was *not* public domain. Fine, I'll throw it away since I respect copywright laws. I'm just curious what "Alice" is. It looks like some kind of game, but I couldn't figure out how it worked. It might be something I would be willing to buy. Would someone care to drop me a note explaining what this program does and how it works? Bill Baker tektronix!reed!wab
jimb@amdcad.UUCP (Jim Budler) (05/05/85)
In article <1450@reed.UUCP> wab@reed.UUCP (William Baker) writes: > > > O.k., so the joker who posted the code for "Alice" screwed >up. I uploaded it and ran it before the notices came along saying >that it was *not* public domain. Fine, I'll throw it away since I >respect copywright laws. > I'm just curious what "Alice" is. It looks like some kind >of game, but I couldn't figure out how it worked. It might be >something I would be willing to buy. Would someone care to drop me >a note explaining what this program does and how it works? >... Well, Alice is a very early ( I first saw it the day the Mac was introduced) version of the program currently available as "Through the Looking Glass" from Apple, $39.95 list. Alice is really just the skeleton of the game, incomplete and "Through the Looking Glass" provides many options. It was described a few months ago in MacWorld.( March 1985 pp, 84). -- Jim Budler Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (408) 749-5806 UUCPnet: {ucbvax,decwrl,ihnp4,allegra,intelca}!amdcad!jimb Compuserve: 72415,1200 "... Don't sue me, I'm just the piano player!...."