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  34 Track-Info
   2 Start tape, then press
   2 Sinclair Research Lt
   2 HAND8      
   2 COLOSSUS  BRIDGE
   2 ;"ANY KEY TO CONTINUE"
   2 1987 Alan Giles
   2 $Published by$CDS Software Ltd$
   1 with little outside it, he
   1 will make things easy for 
   1 will lose 3 spade tricks and 1
   1 will cause failure. If West
   1 was no spade lead it would stillbe right to eliminate clubs and
   1 wTrack-Info
   1 vulnerable holding to the ace
   1 unless he can set the clubs up.
   1 trumps the third round. West hadled the 2 asking for a club 
   1 to the remaining heart honour.
   1 this South ducks the first
   1 third round and takes the ace
   1 there will be no entry back to
   1 then the contract will fail. If
   1 then hit ENTER: $
   1 the singleton. East replies 1
   1 the singleton jack of spades.
   1 the queen of clubs under the aceand won the third round with thejacPLUS3DOS
   1 the jack of diamonds and there
   1 the grand slam.
   1 the diamondTrack-Info
   1 suits and a singleton must be
   1 still take the diamond finesse.
   1 still holds the lead. He can
   1 still be timed correctly or
   1 st not allow East to 
   1 spades and doubletons in the redsuits. He therefore has 3 clubs.If he has the queen and jack
   1 spades and 3 diamonds in an
   1 spade. Why? because if East 
   1 spade to show the five card suitat the first opportunity. West
   1 south wins with the ace and
   1 so has no qualms about bidding
   1 shuts out West.
   1 second round finesse as long as
   1 s. The diamonds must
   1 rrent hand.$Press a key$
   1 rounds of clubs and exits with aspade. This guarantees the 
   1 right partner!
   1 rebids the spade suit and now
   1 quires about aces with
   1 queen. A diamond goes to the
   1 queen and king but South will
   1 powerful 6 card suit instead of
   1 pass in mind settles for 6
   1 partner. It will aPLUS3DOS
   1 ows of 37 points betweenthe two hands and possibly more
   1 overwrite an existing file.$ERROR - HIT A KEY$
   1 overcall, he will win and play adiamond through South's
   1 originally is able to support
   1 order then hit ENTER.
   1 opening lead. 
   1 opening lead! West remains on
   1 opening bid is passed out and
   1 opened 1 heart - the suit below
   1 of spades. The king of spades
   1 of eight cards in any suit.
   1 now bids clubs at the two level.East gives preference: 2 hearts.West with a minimal opening handpasses. 
   1 not risk allowing the defence toplay two rounds of trumps.
   1 not he will be exposed to a 
   1 next round with the ace and 
   1 n the trick you could
   1 must switch to a spade. The kingis the correct card to play. 
   1 minor and little else. The
   1 make the contract by leading up
   1 ls and opens 3NT
   1 long as he ducks the diamond
   1 likely to be with East for his
   1 level and is able to raise with
   1 letting East gain the lead. To
   1 ler (S,W,N or E)
   1 leads a trump as declarer will
   1 leads a heart towards the king
   1 leading his partner's suit
   1 leading away from them. Had
   1 lead. South ducks but takes the
   1 lead through his spades as he
   1 lead and later a diamond can be
   1 key.$Please do not attempt to
   1 just 3 cards. This successfully
   1 it shows that you should lead upto high cards rather than 
   1 is sure to be with West for his
   1 intending to duck in dummy. As
   1 illustrates the difference
   1 ides to lead from his
   1 his strong balanced hand 
   1 his partner's overcall. This
   1 hearts and play ace and another
   1 he continues with a club, 
   1 have led a spade). To prevent
   1 hands. West shows up with 6
   1 gSCORE RESET$The new rubber will commence$with the cu6
   1 forcing declarer to overtrump totake his own established trick.
   1 for the defence if East holds
   1 finessing the jack of diamonds
   1 er the hand.$
   1 ens 3D and South with 
   1 dummy, South could have thrown
   1 ds the ace, king and
   1 draws trumps. He then plays 3
   1 discarded on the ace of clubs
   1 diamonds will provide 2 discardssufficient to guarantee the
   1 diamonds to overcall at the 2 
   1 diamonds on the first round,
   1 diamond. Once set up the 
   1 diamond or heart - he therefore
   1 cunningly plays the queen of
   1 count 10 tricks for declarer if
   1 converts to 3NT.
   1 conventionally showing a solid
   1 contract. South's problem is howto set up the diamonds without
   1 contract easily. Note that
   1 contract as the queen of spades
   1 completely he will make the
   1 certainly does not have the ace
   1 bid and an overcall. North knowsthat South must hold at least 5Z
   1 between supporting an opening
   1 be set up before the trumps are
   1 attempt to count the opponents
   1 another entry been required to
   1 another club. South wins the
   1 and they can be ruffed out with
   1 and ten (West is certain to havethe ace of diamonds or he would
   1 and king of trumps. North then
   1 an overcall of 2 diamonds. West
   1 after which he leads a diamond
   1 achieve this he ducks the
   1 ace. South then plays a diamond
   1 a high trump. The hand must 
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   1 Z(H,S,P)=O(H,S,P)
   1 Y$;" by ";I$(E+1
   1 Y .. Menu$:
   1 X$="023Track-Info
   1 Wrong file type
   1 Write protected
   1 West leads the king of spades,
   1 West leads the ace of diamonds.
   1 West leads the 3 of spades and
   1 V(H,S)=S(H,S):
   1 Update failed
   1 Unrecognized format
   1 Unknown error
   1 Type in cards in descending
   1 This hand is not difficult but
   1 The Westk.
   1 TD2D4DJDAD5D3D9DKD6DQD2S2H3HTH5HAH7HJH4HQH4SKH6HAS3S7S6SJS5SQS8SKS9S2C8HAC5C4CQC3C6C9C7DKC8D7CJCTC9H8CTS
   1 Space .. Nobid.
   1 South$West $North$East$!{
   1 South wins East's king with his
   1 South starts with the ace.
   1 South plays off 3 hearts, 3
   1 South must resist the temptationto take the trick.
   1 South leads the ace of hearts tohave a look at dummy while he
   1 South enlso be vital
   1 South can see straight away thathe has no chance of nine tricks
   1 South West  North East$
   1 Save file name:
   1 SHDCSWNESHDCN1234567NDealer:$$$$$023456789TJQKA(
   1 SCORE CARD
   1 S2        
   1 S(H,S)=S(H,S)+1
   1 Rubber complete$:
   1 Retry, Ignore or Cancel? (R,I,C)
   1 Rename error
   1 Q$=S$(Y(H))
   1 Press any key
   1 Press 1=Run,    
   1 Press 1=Return, 
   1 Please re-ent>
   1 O$="NONN-SW-EALL":
   1 Not bootable
   1 North, who had to nobid 
   1 North leads from the sequence
   1 Missing address mark
   1 Loading from tape
   1 LKJHPOIUY0987612345QWERTASDFG
   1 L"#$%&'()*+
   1 KS4S3SASKH8H2H6H4H8SAHTHAC4C5C3C2C6CKC7CQC8CTC9C7SQSJS2S2D3DTDQDAD4D5D6DQH9S3H5SJHTS9H6S7H9D7D8D5HKDJDJC=
   1 KCJC2C7C4HTH2H6HAC3C2D5CAD8D3DTDKD9D4DJD5DQDAH9C7H5HJH8HKH4C9H3H7D8C4STC6D9S6S2S3STS8SQSAS5SJSKSQC7S6CQHC
   1 JD6D7D3DAD8D5DQD2D4S3SKD4C2CTCACQS6S2SAS5SJSKS2HKH3H7H5H4H9HQH6HAH8H8STHQC7S5C9CJC9S7C4D3CTSKC9D8CTD6CJH
   1 J(X),K(X);C$:
   1 If the North hand was without
   1 However as the ace of clubs is
   1 How easy Bridge is with the
   1 HAND9      
   1 Filename stem:
   1 File not found
   1 File already exists
   1 FINAL SCORE$Above & below the line:$Rubber bonus:$Grand total:$
   1 FERENCE SIGNALS: 
   1 F to exit at any stage.$>
   1 Extent missing
   1 Example: AQT42
   1 Enter the number of tricks to$be claimed then press ENTER$0123456789
   1 End of file
   1 East has shown a solid minor
   1 East encourages with the 7 and
   1 EXTENDED CPC DSK File
   1 ENTER TO REBID     $ HCP's$Non$N&S$W&E$All$Vuln: $Shape: $North$ W 
   1 Drive not ready
   1 Drive not found
   1 Drive in use
   1 Disk changed/protected
   1 Directory full
   1 Defender leads obviously high orlow requesting partner to returnthe higher or lower ranking suitremaining (excluding trumps).
   1 Choice .. $(C) 1986 HI-TECH SOFTWARE$
   1 CPDRead v3.24
   1 Border colour?
   1 Bad parameter
   1 Bad file name
   1 BRIDGE    
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   1 B2        
   1 B'WOOD?$1234567DRSHDCNBSTN$33442 N&S W&E$  0   0$TO LEAD$DB BY$RD BY$
   1 ANY KEY TO START
   1 AH7H4HTHKS3STS6S5SQSAS7SJS4C4S8S9STC2H6C2SJH3H7C9H4D6HQH3D2DJD7DAD2C5D9DKD3C6D5HQD5CQC8HTD8CKHJC8D9CACKCP
   1 AH2H4H7H5HKH6H9H2D4DJDTDAD4S5D7DKD5C6D8D5SAS2S3S8H3HJH3D6S8SKSJSTS2C7SQS9S6C3C9DQDTC8C7C4CJCAC9CTHQHQCKC
   1 AD8D7D3DKDTD4D5D2DJD3H6D2CJCAC7C9DQD4H5HAH2H7H3S8H6HKH4CKC9C5S3CTCQCJH5C8S2SKS6STS7SAS4SJS6C9H9STHQSQH8C
   1 AC2C4C8CKC7C5CTC3CJC6CQCAS3S6S4S2SJSKSTS2H6HKH8H4D6DQDKDJDAD8D7D5D3D7S2D4HAH3HJHTHQH9D5H5SQS8STD9C7H9H9S
   1 A$="SHDC":
   1 A$="AKQJT":
   1 ;Track-Info
   1 ;P$(S)(J);" ":
   1 ;P$(S)(J);" "
   1 ;N;" POINTS"
   1 ;I$(U(X));" ";X$(C(X));S$(Y(X)):
   1 ;"WITH, 1-10, THEN HIT ENTER"
   1 ;"PRESS R FOR DOUBLE DUMMY":
   1 ;"PLEASE WAIT - SORTING DATA":
   1 ;"OTHERWISE HIT ANY OTHER KEY."
   1 ;"N+S W+E":
   1 ;"LOADING":
   1 ;"ENTER THE HAND YOU WISH TO START":
   1 ;"DEALER:";I$(B+1
   1 ;"ANY KEY TO CONTINUE":
   1 ;"ANALYSIS:P. Dunsby"
   1 ;"ANALYSIS:J.M. Burkinshaw"
   1 ;"2=Tutor"
   1 ;"$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$"
   1 ;" ";S$(S):
   1 ;" ";S$(S)
   1 ;"         "
   1 :=Track-Info
   1 987 picking the 8 to show a MUD
   1 8D3DTDKD4D9DQDAD5HKH4H2H5D7D3H2DAS2S3S4S7SQS6H5S6D5CJHJD8S8HAH6S7HTH2C9HKSTS8C3C9SJSQH4CQCKCAC6CTCJC9C7C
   1 80 track disk
   1 7N2NNB7NNBNBNB
   1 6HNBNB2HNB3HNB4NNB5HNB6HNBNBNB
   1 4NT and with North's initial
   1 4H1HNB3HNB4HNBNBNB
   1 4H1C1NNB3HNB4HNBNBNBNB6HNBNBNB
   1 3S2SKSAS2D9D4D2H5S4STSQS6DTDJD4CAD5C9C3DKD7CJCQD8D6S9S7S7D4H3H9H5D8S8HJS3C8CKC2CACTC6C6HTHAH5HJHQC7HQHKH
   1 3N3NNBNBNB
   1 3N3DNB3NNBNBNB
   1 3N1C1S3NNBNBNB
   1 3D1SNBNB2D2S3DNBNBNB
   1 2Track-Info
   1 2S1SNB2SNBNBNB
   1 2H1HNB1SNB2CNB2HNBNBNB
   1 2=ROM/tape mode,
   1 2=RAM/disk mode,
   1 23456789 Peep at all four hands$F .. Restart the programme.$BIDDING:$PLAY:$ANALYSIS:$S .. Select a point count.
   1 1988 Three Inch Software.  This version licensed to CDS Software Ltd.  For more info write to: Alan Giles, Three Inch Software, 2nd Floor, 73 Surbiton Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2HG.  Unauthorised use prohibited.  All rights reserved.  
   1 1 .. Save the hand$2 .. Load a hand$Enter a two digit number to$identify the hand.$Press play & record then hit anykey.$Press play then hit any key$1 .. Cassette$2 .. Microdrive$Select:
   1 /gAny key to exit the search$
   1 -opens the bidding with
   1 +S)(S(H,S))=X$(P):
   1 +3 Reloader     
   1 +3 NMI setup    
   1 *C);" VULNERABLE":
   1 ***48k tape to +3 disk conversion environment 
   1 );"   ";R(29
   1 ),Y(H),C(H))=0
   1 ),Y(H))=S(R(4
   1 ));" to lead":
   1 ));" on lead":
   1 (N)+".DAT"
   1 ("O#^#V#~#
   1 $SPADES:$  HEARTS:$  DIAMONDS:$CLUBS:$Enter the dea
   1 $S, W, P, L, R, I & ENTER$0123456789TJQKA
   1 $S  W  N  E$
   1 $Please enter the speed of play$required (0-28) then press
   1 $Insert a cartridge then press a
   1 $Input error, please re-enter
   1 $Each hand may contain a maximum
   1 $Do not use this option without
   1 $DOUBLED$REDOUBLED$
   1 $ has been duplicated.$
   1 " by ";I$(E+1
   1 " ";P$((R(8
   1 "      ANY KEY TO CONTINUE"
   1  to abort6
   1  hand with 3 four card
   1  a printer attached.$P to continue, any other key
   1  Z .. Claim the remaining tricks
   1  X .. Backstep a trick.$E .. Abandon the hand.
   1  W .. Review the play.
   1  R .. Suggest a card.
   1  R .. Start a new rubber.
   1  P .. Reset the speed of play.
   1  L .. List the hand to a printer
   1  I .. Input a hand.
   1  ENTER.$(0 .. Instant  28 .. Very slow)$
   1  ENTER .. Replay the hand.$PRESS ANY KEY$Select either:$1 .. Random distribution.$2 .. Balanced hand.$
   1  E $South$Last bid$Series 8.20$Enter the number of points$required (0-28) then press
   1  D .. Double  R .. Redouble$V .. Save / load to / from
   1  B .. Change background colour.$SPACE .. Autoplay the card.
   1  ANY KEY TO CONTINUE 
   1  3=Save screen, 4=Full RAM save
   1  1=Load more,   
   1    BIDDING   
   1       cassette / m'drive.$L .. List the bidding.$I .. Autoplay the hand.
   1            $  $ $    $:4
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