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|                      DStar v2.6 (ION)                 |
|                    by Joe Wingbermuehle		|
|                         01-11-2000                    |
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>This programs requires ION v1.4+ to run!

>The ION Port was made by Jason Kovacs (Jason_K@calc.org).

>To install (assuming you already have ION):
If you have a TI-83, send DStar.83p to your calculator,
but for the TI-83+, send DStar.8xp. The extenstion to
these files is important for which one you should send.

>The object of the game is to move the dark ball around and
get the white balls, but you must move all the way to the
next wall with every move.  You may use the [2nd] key to
swap the box and the dark ball.

>To play, just use the arrow keys, [2nd] to swap the
dark box and ball, [ALPHA] to restart a level, and
[DEL] to quit.  [TRACE] saves a game and [GRAPH] loads
a game.

>DStar history
Version 1.x
	-history not recorded (text version)
Version v2.0
	-one simple level
Version 2.1
	-four levels
	-levels are compressed
	-move count
	-[DEL] restarts a level
	-losser if over 1024 moves
Version 2.2
	-seven levels
	-fixed move count bug (went back to 0 if over 255 moves)
Version 2.3
	-made it a lot faster
	-eight levels
Version 2.4
	-ten levels
	-more optimized (uses apd ram for variables)
	-keys are different!  SEE ABOVE!
Version 2.5
	-coding is much better
	-levels are compressed even more.
	-losser if over 65535 moves.
	-better interface (in my opinion)
	-save game feature
	-written for SOS!
Version 2.6 <> 07-01-1998
	-Fixed a nasty bug
	-Added some levels by Tim Redmond (levels 1,2)
	-made the program a little smaller
Version 2.6 <> 01-11-2000
	-ION Version released.

>Features to be added:
	-external levels (or at least more levels)
	-best score
	-you tell me! If you can crash it TELL ME!

>Thanks to Tim Redmond for levels 1 & 2!
Anyone else care to make a level?

>If you include this program on your page, please add a
link to my page:  http://joewing.calc.org/

>PLEASE DO NOT SEPARATE THIS FROM DSTAR!

>Send bugs/comments to:  joewing@calc.org
