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Prompted by the recent posting of Tetrix, I present without further ado
my lean, mean version of the popular and addictive game.

Features:

	o Does not open its own screen 
	o Uses very little memory
	o Traditional keyboard controls
	o Traditional delay before "sticking"

Instructions:

	From the CLI, type "tertis [n]" where n is the starting level(0-9)
              
	Use 'j' to move left, 'k' to rotate, 'l' to move right, and
	<space> to drop.

	The file "tertis.scores" will maintain a list of highest scorers.

	Note: This program busy-waits, and is thus unsuitable for use
	with faster processors.

Acknowledgements:

	Thanks to Paul Nakada for writing the code on which this is based
	and Draz for determined, obsessive playtesting.


			Alvin Wen
			Lowell L-13
			Harvard University
			Cambridge, MA 02138
			(617) 498-3013

	This program may not be distributed for charge.