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| Due to the lack of corner indices - a core feature of modern playing cards - the vertical card offset needs to be significantly higher than in other computer adaptations. | Due to the lack of corner indices - a core feature of modern playing cards - the vertical card offset needs to be significantly higher than in other computer adaptations. | ||
| - | ===== Help ===== | + | ===== Instructions |
| Cards are dealt out with their faces up into 8 columns until all 52 cards are dealt. The cards overlap but you can see what cards are lying underneath. On the upper left side there is space for 4 cards as a temporary holding place during the game (i.e. the «free cells»). On the upper right there is space for 4 stacks of ascending cards to begin with the aces of each suit (i.e. the «foundation row»). | Cards are dealt out with their faces up into 8 columns until all 52 cards are dealt. The cards overlap but you can see what cards are lying underneath. On the upper left side there is space for 4 cards as a temporary holding place during the game (i.e. the «free cells»). On the upper right there is space for 4 stacks of ascending cards to begin with the aces of each suit (i.e. the «foundation row»). | ||
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| 2015/02/27 v1.0: Basic game engine\\ | 2015/02/27 v1.0: Basic game engine\\ | ||
| 2015/02/28 v1.1: Help option offering modern suit and value indices in the upper left corner\\ | 2015/02/28 v1.1: Help option offering modern suit and value indices in the upper left corner\\ | ||
| - | 2015/03/21 v1.1: Retina | + | 2015/03/21 v1.1: Retina |
| ===== Data ===== | ===== Data ===== | ||