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> 	Ok, since this hasn't been kept to email, i guess we can
> butt in. I'd like to see it (everyone of course knows i like to 
> see anything - free laser printing and some precious little spare
> time pay off). I love text adventures, but i love writing/creating
> more than playing.

OK, everyone.  At least until I'm ready to release the C source for my
compiler, look for a program called ADVSYS by David Betz.  Apparently it
can be found on archie.au .  That should solve claims for the time being.

> 	it's easier to do something once you've seen an example of it.
> It's probably not to bad if you can dissasemble/modify it and play with
> it, and great if it's there to examine closely. The guys who make clone-

It always is easier to do something when you've seen it already working.
For instance, I wouldn't have believed Wolfenstein 3d was possible to do
until I saw.  When I did, I spent hours looking at it, trying different
view angles and such.  Then, one day, it hit me how it was done.

> 	Ok,so this is a lengthy reply; i never was brief. Flame at will - 
> i can learn from anything :)

Flame???  If we'd spend less time flaming, and more time believing, then
we might all learn something in this conference.

-Josh