This Program is Shareware
This program is shareware. In shareware mode, all of the features of the program are enabled. The only item disabled is the saving of the game when you exit. This means when you restart the game, you are forced to start a new game. Also, all of your settings and statistics are reset.

You are free to evaluate the program for as long as you like. But, if you enjoy the program, you are encouraged to register it.

Please visit http://www.seahorsesoft.com/register.html to find out how to register this program. There are a variety of ways it can be accomplished. Once registered, you are entitled to free updates of the product for it's life.

How To Play
The object of the game is to move all of the cards to the four corners in increasing order, while folling suit.

The game begins with 5 cards being dealt in a "cross" and one card placed in a random corner. This card becomes the "corner card". The other 3 corners must begin with the same card number.

The corners are built upward (increasing numbers) while the five "cross" cards are built downwards (decreasing numbers). Kings and Aces are wrap-around (ie Q-K-A-2 or 2-A-K-Q).

Corner piles must follow suit, while the "cross" piles do not have to follow suit.

Along the bottom of the screen there are 3 piles. From left to right: the draw pile, the handcard, and the discardpile.

The handcard and the tops of the discard pile and "cross" piles are always available to be played.

If one of the "cross" piles becomes empty, then any top card from one of the other "cross" piles or a card from the discard or handcard pile may be moved there.

The game is won by moving all 52 cards to the corner piles. If you move all 52 cards to the corners, then a new round is dealt and your score keeps increasing.

To move a card, you single tap on the card you want to move (it becomes highlighted), then tap where you wish to place it.

Double tapping on a card will move it to it's appropriate corner.
If the card can not be moved to a corner, then double tapping will open the "Peek at the Cards" window (if enabled in the Settings).

Note: The "cross" piles can have a maximum of 13 cards in them.

HandEra 330 Users:
This program has been enhanced to take advantage of the high resolution screen and Jog Wheel features of the HandEra 330.

On the main playing screen, when you "minimize" the SilkScreen, the Best Scores are displayed in the extra area.

In the Statistics screen, you can use the Jog Wheel up/down to toggle between Best Scores and Statistics. Pressing the Jog Wheel in will return you to the playing screen.

You can also use the Jog Wheel up/down in any of the on-line help screens. Pressing the Jog Wheel will exit the help system.

Sony Clié Users:
This program has also been enhanced to take advantage of the Sony Clié Jog Dial.

In the Statistics screen, you can use the Jog Dial up/down to toggle between Best Scores and Statistics. Pressing the Jog Dial in will return you to the playing screen.

You can also use the Jog Dial up/down in any of the on-line help screens. Pressing the Jog Dial will exit the help system.

Settings Help

• Peek At Cards
  When turned on, it shows you the cards hidden in a pile that is double tapped. (Note this does not work with the Corner Piles and only the top 12 cards of the Discard Pile are shown)

• Background:
  The background color.

• Default Color:
  Sets the Background to a known color.

Support

• Web: http://www.seahorsesoft.com/support.html
• E-mail: support@seahorsesoft.com

Disclaimer
All attempts were made to make a quality program that runs without glitches. But from time to time glitches (or bugs) do inadvertently appear in the program. You are encouraged to make frequent backups of your data to prevent loss. As such, Seahorse Software can not be held responsible for any data loss experienced by use of this program.

Also, Seahorse Software can not be held accountable for any addictions formed to our software. If your boss catches you playing this game at work, we also claim lack of knowledge ;)