[comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d] TSGMED11.ARC, Learn flags as a game updated at chyde.uwasa.fi

ts@uwasa.fi (Timo Salmi) (10/16/90)

Tue 16-Oct-90: I recently programmed and distributed two games
involving national flags.  A quiz of national flags, and as a
by-product, a memory game of pairing turned flags.  Quite a number
of users have downloaded the package from our site, and I've had
some nice feedback concerning the games.  In particular, Erik
Jacobsen from Aarhus University (erja@daimi.aau.dk) has (once again)
made a number of useful suggestions.  In accordance, I have
corrected some of the flags, added displaying the name of the
country, and added an /f switch (flag labels off) for a player who
does not want the flag nation name to appear, and remain, under the
flag after the quess.  The demo /d switch now also shows the names
under all the flags. 
   A suggestion from Erik to users who like a particular set of
switches: Use a batch file for calling the game. (He needs the /s
switch (supress selftest), because he has compressed his executables
with lzexe). 
   I have added 15 new flags in both the games bringing the total up
to 85 national flags.
   The updated package is (/pc/ts/)tsgmed11.arc. Available by
anonymous ftp or mail server from chyde.uwasa.fi, Vaasa, Finland.

TSGMED11.ARC    National flags as games, T.Salmi
Filename        Comment                             Date      Time
--------        --------------------------------    ----      ----
FLAGGAME.EXE    Memory game with flags            10-16-90  06:00:34
FLAGQUIZ.EXE    Learn national flags by a quiz    10-16-90  05:52:48
TSGMED.INF      Document                          10-16-90  06:29:40
TSGMED.NWS      News concerning this package      10-16-90  06:23:18
TSPROG.INF      List of PD programs by T.Salmi    10-13-90  09:14:26
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0005            169548              94942   45%

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Prof. Timo Salmi        (Moderating at anon. ftp site 128.214.12.3)
School of Business Studies, University of Vaasa, SF-65101, Finland
Internet: ts@chyde.uwasa.fi Funet: gado::salmi Bitnet: salmi@finfun