I should probably let everyone know that it's not likely that *I* will 
release the game.  It is a copyrighted game, so I don't actually have 
the right to release it.  I'm simply offering it to a few of my friends 
on the list for testing help ;-)  I am going to write a letter to Set 
Enterprises and see if we can get the game out to the wider public one

Fill (what you called texture) is no problem.  It's part of the outline 
of the items on the card.  Color is the attribute that can't be 
reproduced at all on the black and white version.  I simply use the card 
border as the 4 attribute (the 4 being color, shape, number, and fill) 
instead.

Daniel - I'll send a copy and we can see if it works on 3.3.  I haven't 
tested it on that OS version, but it probably works fine.

squeak at oafamily.com wrote:

>	I'm a big fan of Set, but I'm afraid my b/w palm personal has only been
>upgraded to 3.3. If the OS isn't too different I'd be very happy testing
>and using your app.
>	If I'm of no use feel free to ignore this message, but if you write
>back I am curious how you handled the lack of color since texture (I
>guess that's a word for it - blank, shaded, solid) is already an
>attribute?
>	Nice work at any rate. I may have to buy a new palm, just to play your
>game. Post again when it is officially released.
>
>		Unhelpfully,
>		Daniel
>
>On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 10:15, Jason Dufair wrote:
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>>Speaking of PalmOS, I just managed to finish a project that was almost 
>>done for a year or more.  If anyone has a Palm (OS 3.5 or better) and 
>>would like to test out my game, I'd be much obliged.  It's a card game 
>>called Set and it involves pattern recognition.  It works best on a 
>>color palm (as color is a critical component of the card game itself), 
>>but I've also adapted it to non-color palms as well.  Let me know by 
>>sending me an email and I'll get you the game and point you to instructions.
>>
>>-- 
>>Jason Dufair - jase at dufair.org
>>http://www.dufair.org/
>>"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool,
>>than to speak and remove all doubt."
>>-- Abraham Lincoln
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-- 
Jason Dufair - jase at dufair.org
http://www.dufair.org/
"Traveler on the bridge
Awakens to find
It's not the river that flows
But the bridge that moves o'er"
-- Bruce Cockburn