Released: 2/21/2009 - Last Update: 8/3/2012

Just for fun

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Released: 6/24/2009 - Last Update: 8/3/2012

Play the WordScramble game.

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Released: 8/21/2009 - Last Update: 8/3/2012

See if you can correct mis-spelled words.

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Released: 9/22/2009 - Last Update: 8/3/2012

Test your ability to remember a sequence of numbers

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Released: 12/7/2009 - Last Update: 8/3/2012

Play the LunarLander game.

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Released: 10/8/2010 - Last Update: 8/3/2012

See how much you know about the 50 United States.

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Released: 7/16/2011 - Last Update: 4/27/2012

This is the game of Mastermind.

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Released: 4/22/2012 - Last Update: 1/9/2013

The BattleShip game is activated using the Control-Alt-B key combo. This is an enhanced version of the old Battleship game with more sounds and background sounds. You play the game by finding 6 different ships. The ships are: Submarine, Patrol Boat, Cruiser, Destroyer, Battleship, and Aircraft Carrier. Each ship has 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, and 5 positions to hit respectively before sinking the ship. You can play against the computer or a friend who will be player 2. All players voices can be adjusted inside the dialog box before play or using the Del, End, PageUp, and PageDown keys during the game play. The Home key adjusts the background sound volume level. All 5 adjustments use the shift key for down and the key alone for up. In the dialog box you can have the program automatically set your NumLock key if you want to use it to enter numbers. It will set it back to it's original state after leaving the game.

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Released: 4/29/2012 - Last Update: 8/2/2012

You activate the Star Trek game by holding down the Control-Shift keys and pressing the S key. This brings you into a window menu and a Tre View of game commands to be used for reference. You either select from the Run menu or tab once to three buttons to select the voice engine to run the game or edit the ship names used in the game. You have a help menu to assist you in running the game and explanation for some short cut commands to allow a one entry quick command; which most commands have. While the game is playing: You can even display on the screen by hitting the F8 key which toggles on and off; default is off, (which is voices only.) The F9 key toggles on and off to add the delay for the display to match the sounds, default is off for sighted users to have a faster game. Your goal is to destroy all Klingons before you run out of energy and time(StarDates). Less energy and time is used if you use the warp sparingly. Newly added is the voice adjustment for both We and SAPI voices in the voice menus before running the game. You select Captain, Spock, or Scotty voice and it takes you to a selection of 4 combo boxes for each adjustment: Tone, Rate, Pitch, and Volume. Once you have made the adjustments you save them by tabbig to the save button or exit either by clicking the cancel button or just hitting Escape or Alt-F4 to not save settings. You adjust voices by using the F1 - F4 keys. The F5 key toggles between using Windoweyes voices and Sapi voices. Trek is a Star Trek game where you have a given number of star dates to destroy all the Klingons. You destroy the Klingons by firing Phasers, Torpedoes, or Lasers at each ship. Each command is a 3 letter command: NAV for Navigate, PRB for Probe, and LRS for Long Range Sensors are examples. You refuel by docking to a station in the Galaxy. Typing DOC and pressing enter key will allow the computer to dock the ship for you. You move around the galaxy by using the cursor arrow keys or typing NAV and hitting enter then enter a direction and warp speed. A direction is a number from 1 to 8.999 and the warp is a value from .1 to 14. You win the game by defeating all the Klingons before you run out of Stardates or energy.

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