Draw Setback V2.00 
Copyright (C) 2000 by Steven Schmidt
All Rights Reserved

Please view the license.txt file for license information about
this software.

Setback (AKA Auction Pitch) is a popular card game.

This version of Draw Setback is shareware and may be distributed 
freely. The author of this group of programs assumes no 
responsibilities for damage caused as a result of installing or 
running these programs. 

This version of Draw Setback is free for evaluation for 30 days. 
Continued use after 30 days without registering is illegal. For 
up to date information on registering, please visit the Draw 
Setback web site at: http://www.stsi.net/~schmidt/Setback.html 
Registering this product will allow you to receive free updates 
when available, free email support and will turn off the warning 
message. In order to register, you will need to provide your 
registration code which can be displayed by clicking the Register

button during game play. Once payment has been received, you 
will receive a registration key via either email or US mail.

The cost to register this software product is $20.00

For up to date information on how to register, please visit the 
Draw Setback web site at http://www.stsi.net/~schmidt/Setback.html

Requirements:

To run Draw Setback V2.00, your computer must meet the following 
minimum requirements:
	Windows 95/98 operating system (this program may run on 
a 486 processor with Windows 3.1 but has not been tested)
	
Installation:

	This is a self-extracting file. Simply run the file 
SETUP.EXE. This will install the program to C:\Setback  

	Once the files have been installed, you can run the 
program by clicking <Start> then <Run> then type 
C:\SETBACK\SETBACK.EXE, by double clicking the icon on your 
desktop or clicking <Start> then <Programs> then <Draw Setback>.

Support:

If you encounter any problems installing or running this program 
please send an email to schmidt@stsi.net

Future releases:

Future planned releases will include the following enhancements:
	Sound
	Customizable options to game play
	"Boss" key
	Multiplayer games

Fixes and enhancements:
   07/23/2000 - Fixed bug - When computer bid first and it's bid
                is greater than 2 and the player passes, the 
                computers bid was reverting back to 2.
   07/23/2000 - Fixed bug - If a non trump < 10 was lead by the
                player and the computer had the ten of the same
                suit and a lower card in the same suit, it was
                playing the lower card.