Copyright 1997, 2001, Paul McCarthy and Eric Sunshine. From: "Paul McCarthy" Date: October 19, 2001 Subject: Clue 2.0 Source Code. Clue is a YellowBox/OPENSTEP/Rhapsody implementation of the Parker Brothers' board game. Clue is "freeware". You may use and enjoy this program for free. This package contains the source code for the Clue program. You may examine, use and modify the source code for private, non-commercial purposes free of charge. You may make and distribute unmodified copies of this source code for free provided that: (a) the source code is distributed in its entirety without modification, and (b) no fee of any kind is collected for the distribution of the source code. You may not distribute modified versions of the Clue program. You may not distribute modified versions of the source code. You may not distribute versions of the Clue program constructed from modified versions of the source code. These restrictions are for the protection of all. If you would like some or all of your private modifications incorporated in the officially published version of the Clue program, submit the modified version of the source code to: "Paul McCarthy" Credit will be given to all contributors for whatever contributions are included in officially published versions of the Clue program. I do not want others taking credit for my work, and I will not take credit for the work of others. The Clue program requires the MiscTableScroll framework, which you must download and install separately. The MiscTableScroll framework is also available in both binary and source code from: http://www.high-speed-software.com/ To install: cd ~/Source/Games # Wherever you install source code. gunzip Clue.2.0.s.tar.gz # Uncompresses the package. gnutar xf Clue.2.0.s.tar # Creates a Clue directory. cd Clue # Change to that directory co RCS/* *.lproj/RCS/* # Check out the source code from RCS. ./unpack_binaries.sh # Unpack the nibs, tiffs, etc. Paul McCarthy wrote the program. Eric Sunshine provided additional programming. Cody McCarthy drew the suspect icons. Comments to: "Paul McCarthy"