Twister Auctioneer, by Paul Laufer - Telesage Solutions

This program is free, and is not supported by the author!

This program allows you to play the floor game "Twister(R)"
by the Milton Bradley Company, and have your computer do
the "calling", which will free up one person who traditionally
had to sit and spin the spinner and call out the hand and
foot positions.

For information regarding Twister(R) the game, please
contact:

Milton Bradley Company
P.O. Box 1247
East Longmeadow, MA. 01208

That is the address located in the Twister(R)
documentation.  Note that I have no affiliation
with the Milton Bradley Company, and have
never had any contact with them in any way,
other than having played countless games
created by them over the many years since
my birth.

Thank you Milton Bradley for providing all of us
with so much fun!

License:
This program is free to all.  I offer no support,
and ask no quarter.  Twister Auctioneer is not
warranted in any way.  It works just fine here
on Windows 98, Windows NT/4, and
Windows XP Professional.  If it doesn't work
on your computer then please forgive me for
wasting your time.  It was written in Delphi 4.0.

My daughter and her friends were the inspiration
for writing this, and so if you'd like to make some
donation, please do it for a cause that benefits
children.

Have fun!!!

Paul Laufer/Telesage Solutions
www.telesagesolutions.com



Directions for using Twister Auctioneer:

Press on the "Start Twisting" button to begin the game.  Adjust your
computer sound volume to the proper level.  Adjust the "Seconds" to
make the game faster or slower.

The minimum value is 3 seconds because that's about how long it takes
for each call.

Press the "Stop Twisting" button to pause the game.

Press any one of the specific buttons in the color areas to read that
particular position.

Press the "Exit Program" button to end the game.

Each color combination is a separate audio file with a .WAV extension.
If you're tired of hearing my voice, you can customize your "Twister
Auctioneer" by creating your own .WAV files and placing them in
the Twister Auctioneer folder.  The file naming convention is XYZ.WAV,
where (X)=L/R for left/right, and (Y)=H/F for hand/foot, and (Z)=R/B/Y/G
for red/blue/yellow/green.  There are 16 .WAV files in all.  These .WAV
files must exist in the same folder as the Twister Auctioneer program
(TA.EXE) file.  If a .WAV file is missing you will get an error when the
program tries to play that file.