Quad, v1.00 for 9200 Communicators
Ewan Spence and FreEPOC
ewan@freepoc.org, June 2003

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Introduction
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Welcome to SFCave, a strategy game. offering a depth and complexity that is unsurpassed. It is important you read the installation instructions for both SFCave and the OPL runtime before you proceed.  

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Archive Contents
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OPL Runtime, version 1.00
The OPL Runtime is included in the Quad Archive, called OPL-9200-100.SIS. You should check the OPL-DEV Source Forge project (http://opl-dev.sourceforge.net) for the latest release candidate. 

Quad for Symbian OS 6.0 (Communicators), version 1.00
Version 1.00 of Quad for the Nokia 9210, 9210i and 9290. QUAD_9200_100.SIS.

Readme.txt
This file, explaining Quad. 

Copy of the Limited GPL
The OPL Runtime is covered by the LGPL. 

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Installation
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All OPL applications require the OPL Runtime to be installed on your phone before installing the application. 

To install a SIS file to your Communicator connect your device with the PC Manager, and double-click the SIS file on your PC and follow the on-screen instructions.

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How to Play Quad
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Please refer to the enclosed RTF file for a detailed guide to Quad.

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Comments and Planned Improvements 
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Quad was written primarily for my wn enjoyment, as I love the complexity of the game and also fancied writing some AI Rules to play a board game that wasn't Chess. Stick with Quad and you'll be rewarded with a wonderful little diversion.

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Credits and Thanks
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Quad for Nokia Communicators was programmed by Ewan Spence (ewan@freepoc.org).

G. Keith Still for creating Quad in the first place and for supporting me in creating the Epoc 32 version.

All the FreEPOC team members, but especially David Sansome for catching some rather estoric bugs

Stuart Pyefinch (www.stuartcomm.co.uk) yet again for some sterling beta testing and help in developing the AI engine.

Alex Skilton for some suggestions about the interface.

Greg Babineau programmed the Palm OS version of Quad,which is where I first discovered it.
