tkAtaxx --- (c) 1995 John Williams


--  Making a Move.
	To move one of you pieces, click on the piece you wish to move, and then click on the space to wish to move to.
	The color of the sidebars indicate whose turn it is to move.  When the game is over, the sidebars will turn grey.  The player with the most pieces at that time is the winner.

--  Game Menu.
	Choose New to start a new game.
	Choose Quit to stop wasting time.

--  Edit Menu.
	Undo and Redo will be activated when those operations are legal.  tkAtaxx has full undo and redo, so you can undo back to the beginning of a game, and redo back to the end again.

	Pass allows you to choose not to move any pieces during your turn.  Sometimes you may have no legal move, in which case you must pass.

	Layout changes you to "layout mode", which allows you to setup an arbitrary board position.  The left button will place a blue piece.  The right button will place a red piece.  The middle button with clear the space, or place a block if the space is already empty.  To play the game again, select "Play Game", which will replace "Layout" on the menu.  If you setup blocks in layout mode, it is a good idea to also select Block:Same so that they are not cleared when you start a new game.

	History brings up the history window, which allows you to see the moves which have been made in your game.  You can also load and save games from the history window.

--  Blue and Red player menus.
	Select Human if you want to play, or a skill level for the computer to play.

--  Block menu.
	Determines whether the game will place blocks on the board, to make play more interesting.  Note that changing the block selection will not affect the current game.  Blocks are only places when you select Game:New.

	None:  No blocks will be placed on the board.  (default)

	Same:  The block will remain in the same positions when you start a new game.

	Random:   Blocks will be placed randomly when you start a new game.  A good method to follow is to select "random" blocks, then select Game:New several times, until you get a configuration you like.  If you want to reuse the configuration, select "same" blocks, so that the configuration will not be changed the next time you start a new game.

--  Help Menu.
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