Re: 1 and/or 2 Player BlackJack Game Written in AppleSoft Basic With Source Code

[magnusfalkirk <dean.phares@gmail.com>]

On Thursday, January 10, 2013 10:43:06 PM UTC-6, creative...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > Hello, I'm Michael, I've finished my BlackJack Game that I made in 1989 and finalized it in December of 2012. You can play 1 player against the house or you and a friend  against the house. In 1989 I was 13 and had a real Apple //e I kept it online until I got a Windows Computer in 1999 I then put the source code on Floppy Disk, then when I got my laptop I put in on CD-Rom Disc.
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> > It's written in AppleSoft Basic, Finished using AppleWin then Transported to the Apple // GS using Kegs32 on Windows 7 64 Bit. Now I'm releasing it to the Apple Community. It's in basic format so you can easily see the source code if desired.
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> > It's in 2mg format this version is for the Apple // GS if you're interested in the Apple //e Version just email me at creativecdplayer@gmail.com and I'll send it to you. You Can Download the // GS Version from http://greatcdplayer.com/MH-BlackJack.zip 
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> > All the best to every one and Happy New Year.
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> > Michael Hardy
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> Hi, I'm sorry to everyone who downloaded it, I found out thanks to Bill M. From Virtual Apple that the 2mg File did not work. I have now fixed this and re-uploaded it. The Apple //e Version is now also included in the Download.
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> Download it at http://greatcdplayer.com/MH-BlackJack.zip 
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I wonder if he had some kind of problem with his computer because I downloaded your file and ran it in Sweet 16, on my MacBook Pro, and it ran fine.