Copies have been registered in the UK, Finland, Switzerand, Africa, Australia and so on. The program is intended to teach people how to play the real game, the expensive, sometimes handmade game that comes in a large box or even a cabinet. On the right, you can see a screen shot that illustrates the layout of the game on the screen. Note that in the real game, you would arrange the wall to make a square - here, for the sake of clarity, convenience and available space, it is represented as a progress bar. The cards that have been put down are inserted into the row at the top with the most recent discarded card at the right.
Help is available from the main menu where the rules are explained with examples as appropriate.
Highest scores and game resuts are also kept. As all of this is rather absorbing, the computer's clock is displayed on the upper right. This upgrade is free to registered users of version 1.0 and is available to everybody else as shareware now. Click Here to get a copy. The author can accept no responsibility for anything that happens as a result of using or misusing the files provided.