Who:	Stephen Rahn

What:	Hearts, version 0.6.1 alpha (in development)

Where:	the Internet (www.geocities.com/shhizm)

When:	June 13, 2008

Why:	"Just for giggles"

How:	C++; Windows executable and source code are included

Updates:It's almost to the point where it can actually play a single hand.
Note that I say "almost," though, so please keep lowered expectations in mind.

 - The settings file -

Recently new is the settings file, which is vital to the execution of
the main program, so you probably want to keep this readme somewhere handy if
you happen to delete it. (NOTE: I've been having compiling problems, so the
location of the file must be the root directory of the F: drive. Apologies, and
you can recompile it if you don't like it.)

Make sure that you always have a file called "settings.in" in the same directory
as the executable. For those of you who are inclined to crack it open in notepad
and have a gander, it is indeed in plain ASCII so you can't do any harm. The
numbers inside correspond to:

Use system time for rand seed flag
	* 1 = true, 0 = false
Number of times to shuffle deck (each shuffle is 52 2-card swaps)
	* 2-100, or 0 (i.e., "don't shuffle")
display deck (useful for debugging)
	* 1 = true, 0 = false

The default file is:

1
20
1