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- HEARTBREAKER - 100/200 -
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     In this game, your goal is to break as many hearts as possible within the
allotted time.  The amount of time you have is determined by the difficulty
level you choose.  This will be explained in more detail later.
     When the program starts, you are asked to input your Last and First name
in that order, with a comma and a space directly after your last name (i.e.
Doe, John).  If you wish to skip the title screen you can type "PASSWORD" as
your name.
     You will then see the title screen, with our "rapid screen graphics". 
Next, you are asked if you want to activate sound.  Answer the sound option
with Y or N.  Do not hit <ENTER>.  You then can choose what level you wish to
start at (1 to 5, 5 being the hardest).  Once agin do not hit <ENTER>.  You
then have the option to see the three Hi-Score files (SCORES, MAIDS and WDDNG).
     After you have responded to the questions, you will see the instructions.
We have used the first four function keys, at the top of your keyboard, as an
interupt to speed user input.
 The F1 key will randomly place you on the screen.
 The F2 key will fire an arrow at the heart dirrectly below you.
 The F3 key will move you one step to the left.
 The F4 key will move you one step to the right.
     We have added a rap-around feature, so that you can break hearts up to one
end of the screen, keep going, and come out on the other end of the screen.
     If you complete up to level five (by shooting all of the hearts in the
allotted time) and have a score higher than that of the lowest score in the
SCORES file, you will be included in the Hall of Fame.  If you run out of time,
yet have a score that is higher than the lowest score in the MAIDS file, you
will be included in the Old Maids file.  If you get hit by cupids arrows, up to
your resistance level, and have a score which is higher than the lowest score
in the WDDNG file, you will be included in the Wedding file.
     You have to look out for moving hearts.  Hearts can move at any time
durring play.  You may shoot at a heart only to find that it disappeared and
reappeared at another part of the screen.
     The program includes 3 rather long sets of DATA statements for sound.  The
program can be shortened if these were removed.

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- Program Outline -
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Line Numbers	Function
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10-30		Create Scores files if don't exist
40-50		Initialize keys/variables
60-80		Titles and directions
90-170		Place hearts
180-210		Main Loop
220-250		Go to next difficulty level
260-290		You win routine
300-400		Place in particular hall (fame, maids, wedding)
410-470		Make arrows move
480-500		Hit by arrow routine
510-530		You loose; place in wedding hall
540-560		Various key routines
570-600		Old maid routine
610-740		F1 to F4 function key routines
750-830		Play tune from data statements
840-1110	Title screen
1120-1170	Display Heartbreaker hall
1180-1290	Display Directions
1300-1380	Ask difficulty level; Sound?; Display scores
1390-1480	Assign variables for level; Set time interrupt
1490-1530	Y or N
1550-1580	Display time, hearts, level
1590-1610	Enter and split name
1620-1650	Make a heart move


Main Variables
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CT# = Current time of day (in seconds)
DL  = Difficulty Level
ET# = Ending time of day (in seconds)
HF$ = Name (Last, First)
JJ  = Original Difficulty Level/Total Score
KK$ = First name
NL  = Number of possible arrow hits before falling in love
NM  = Number of hearts at this level
SC  = Score
SO  = Sound flag
ST# = Starting time of day (in seconds)


Arrays
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A(39,5)  = Array of hearts
MO(50,1) = Position of hearts
PO(10)   = Position of arrows


     This program is a "share-ware" type prg.  If you really like it or just
want to rid yourself of some money, send your donation to: Jesse Johnson or
Paul Mallery; c/o R.I.S.E.; 492 Crown Road; Corona, CA 91719.  We thank you.
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