Jewel Thief video game

 Hi, and welcome to Jewel Thief!


HOW TO PLAY


Your goal is to steal as many jewels as you can.  by running over the jewels

with your mouse while avoiding the guards.  Once you steal all the jewels on

a level, a new set of guards will appear.  The scene changes every two levels.

You lose a man every time a guard touches you or you leave the playing field.

Once you steal the diamonds, you will find out about the jewel of great price.



HISTORY and HUMOR


Jewel Thief is dedicated to my wife Nancy who enhanced my knowledge of jewels

past that of an engagement ring.  She also inspired the rainbow in the last

scene.  


Jewel Thief is not crippled in any way except that it can't sing.  I figured

you didn't want the whole office to know you are not getting your work done.


Jewel Thief was originally written in Actor but I found people don't like to 

downloaded 500K programs.  I do like Actor for large projects.


For those of you who have made it to the castle scene, yes, I know that

"Gold" is not a jewel.  I needed a 14th level to round out the game.



DISCLAIMER - AGREEMENT


Users of Jewel Thief must accept this disclaimer of warranty: "Jewel Thief"

is supplied as is.  The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or

implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and

of fitness for any purpose.  The author assumes no liability for damages,

direct or consequential, which may result from the use of "Jewel Thief."



SHAREWARE NOTICE


If you find you are playing Jewel Thief and continue to use Jewel Thief after

30 days, you must make a registration payment of $10.00 to Paul Ligeski using

the order form below.  You will receive a letter of confirmation.  The $10.00

fee will license one copy for use on any one computer at any one time.  A 

payment of $15 will register Jewel Thief and a copy of the Microsoft C source

code and accompanying resources.


Jewel Thief is a "shareware program" and is provided at no charge to the user

for evaluation.  Feel free to share it with your friends, but please do not

give it away altered or as part of another system.


Anyone distributing Jewel Thief for any kind of remuneration must first

contact Paul Ligeski at the address below for authorization.  You are

encouraged to pass a copy of Jewel Thief along to your friends for evaluation.


Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial software, and the 

copyright holder retains all rights. The author specifically grants the right

to copy and distribute the software to anyone as long as this message is

included.

                        Order Form for Jewel Thief


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Please enclose a check or money order for $10.00.  If you would like the

source code, please include an additional $5 and specify what media:


        ____      5.25"                        ____ 3.5"




Please mail to:

                         Paul Ligeski

                        1426 Brookfield

                      Ann Arbor, MI  48103



Please make checks payable to: Paul Ligeski


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