TALLYHO! Version 1.1
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 Version 1.1 fixes a bug that was in version 1.0 that caused TallyHo! not to
 work properly on Workbench screens of less than 16 colors.

 In order to insure the proper appearance of the TallyHo! screens, copy the
 contents of the TH!_font directory to your FONTS: directory.  The XEN font
 is one that I use as my system default.  I'm not really sure where it came
 from so you may already possess it.  You may delete the TH!_font directory
 and it's contents after you have copied the contents to your FONTS: directory.

 TallyHo! was developed and tested on an A500 with 2.5 Meg of RAM, however, I
 know of no reason why it would not work on any Amiga setup including machines
 running WB1.3 with only 500K of RAM.  If you find this to be false, please let
 me know and I will try to correct it.

 I originally wrote TallyHo! just to get familiar with some of the abilities
 of ACE-Basic V2.0 (an AmigaBASIC compiler with some nice extras by David Benn)
 and I thought my kids would enjoy playing it.  I had no original intentions of
 uploading it to any BBS's since I wasn't sure if the game already existed for
 Amiga's and it doesn't take long to master it, but then changed my mind since
 I thought somebody may enjoy it.

 Once you start playing the game, there will be additional files created to
 hold the high scores.  Do not try to modify these files manually because the
 program will notice the change and create a new file eliminating any previous
 high scores.  I did this because my kids thought they would make me believe
 that they had beat my scores, when in fact they had manually changed their
 scores.  I was on to their tricks when they set their scores higher than the
 maximum possible score.  Now they have to play it to get a score!

 I hope you enjoy playing TallyHo! and if you have any comments you would like
 to make, please drop me a line.  Especially if you have any problems with it,
 I can learn from my mistakes.
                                   Dennis Schank
                                   1523 N 47th Street
                                   Kansas City, KS  66102
                                   USA
                                   Voice phone: (913) 596-1347

 I do not have an Internet or CompuServ account, but if you wish, you may
 contact Roger Monkman on CompuServ account 71572,2037 and he will relay the
 message.