ttang@puff.cs.wisc.edu (Theodore Tang) (03/09/88)
Here are the instructions to the game of Chinese Chess which I had posted some time ago: 1) Go to your public library 2) Find a book on Chinese Chess 3) Check out the book 4) Read the book That's all I can say for the program. It came with no instructions but Turbo Pascal sources may be available. It is public domain for I originally got it from Northwestern University Opus at (312) 491-3892, 2400 baud. Or try contacting them through the USENET, they are connected. Anyone out there from Northwestern University? Theodore Tang (Ted) @ University of Wisconsin at Madison TEL: (608) 251-4325 (voice) UUCP: ttang@puff.cs.wisc.edu.UUCP (uw puff) ttang@gosset.stat.wisc.edu.UUCP (uw gosset) Fidonet: Sysop, 1:121/3 Opus International Archives HST (608) 251-4755
UD046803@NDSUVM1.BITNET (03/09/88)
It is Chinese Chess, I guess you need to recognize Chinese character first. It is extremely difficult to illustrate via the net cause the net did not support Chinese character. It will be easier for you to pick up a book on Chinese Chess in the bookstore. Larry Siu PS. I guess it is not very helpful, but that is the way it i
vitale@hpcupt1.HP.COM (Phil Vitale) (03/16/88)
A number of people have requested more information on how to play the Chinese Chess game that was recently posted. Here is one reference that I recently located. I would imagine any bookstore or library would be able to order it. I do not know if this is a good book on the subject or not; it was the only one that I was able to find locally. "Chinese Chess", by H. T. Lau Charles E. Tuttle Company 1985 Library of Congress Number: 84-052394 Intl. Std. Book: 0-8048 1495-3 Representative: Prentice-hall Intl., Inc., London This information is presented only to help those who are trying to locate information on this game. I am in no way connected with the author, or the publishing company. Phil Vitale vitale%hpperf1@HPLABS.HP.COM