there used to be a linux machine that one could telnet to and play the 
infocom games on it.  it went away about a year or two ago and I miss it so 
much.  I used to play on that thing all the time.  I wish someone would put 
up a similar system, I know I'd use it constantly.
-Cary
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Subject: [Audyssey] A WinFrotzTTS for Blind Gamers 1 of 4


> Below are two very important links regarding information about all of the 
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> www.csd.uwo.ca/Infocom/
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> infodoc.plover.net/
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> The first link is a website regarding everything about each and every 
> Infocom game! Yu can find **everything** here to play each and every 
> Infocom game from beginning to end.  The second link is an incomplete 
> library regarding the "original" documentation in each of the Infocom game 
> packages.  Believe it or not, but this is very important because Infocom 
> tied in some of the game puzzles to some of the documentation in the game. 
> This was a very effective way to stop illegal copying of the game.  I wish 
> to make it known, but reading these game docs is very important.  I say 
> this because after reading through the Beyond Zork game documentation, I 
> found out if I typed, "mode" without the quotes, as soon as the Beyond 
> Zork game began, I converted a graphical text adventure game into a 
> complete text game.  Typing "mode", without the quotes will convert the 
> game back to a full text game in all of the graphical games Infocom sold. 
> Converting all of the graphical games back to a complete text game is 
> essential for all of us which use screen readers.  As a result, if you get 
> to by some of these newer graphical Infocom games, simply type "mode" 
> without the quotes and it will revert the game back to solely text.
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> At the conclusion of W. Scot Dillman's memo, I have some links; you can go 
> to and purchase, "some" of the Infocom games today!  You can also find 
> links to purchase some of the Infocom games at the first link above.  Have 
> a lot of fun playing these wonderful games!
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> Below is the main E-mail for the WinFrotzTTS2002 Interpreter!  This is the 
> interpreter you will need to play all of these wonderful Infocom games 
> which have evolved to a "Cult Status" on the internet!
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