Officepool 2.01
This is a Lottery Game
Mactivity's CD-ROM nr 10 advice: This application did
run on a b/w 68030 processor under System 7.1. It was
also tested on a big ColorScreen of a PowerMacintosh
running System 7.1.2. The game was also tested on a
Quadra with 68040 processor and a 13 inch Color Screen
and System 7.1 by Mactivity.
Make a betting pool in your office with your colleques.
To start Office Pool(TM) you may either open the Office
Pool(TM) program file (the one with the basketball
and hoop icon), or open one of the files which Office
Pool(TM) has created (the ones with the brackets icon).
Office Pool(TM) comes with two "pool files".
These two files are called "Example Pool.OP2"
and "Start New Pool.OP2". Note: All "pool
files" must reside in the same folder as the Office
Pool(TM) program. Office Pool(TM) v1.00 users make
sure no files from version 1.00 are inside the Office
Pool(TM) folder.
"Example Pool.OP2" is a sample pool file
which is used by this manual to illustrate the various
features of Office Pool(TM). This file may be used
like all other Office Pool(TM) files (changed, saved,
viewed or even deleted) with the exception of "Start
New Pool.OP2". "Example Pool.OP2" gives
a good overview of Office Pool(TM)'s capabilities,
and can be used immediately. So if you haven't used
Office Pool(TM) version 2, "Example Pool.OP2"
can be used as a tutorial.
"Start New Pool.OP2" is a special file which
is to be used to start new pool files only. This file
is locked and cannot be overwritten or deleted. Once
a new pool is started with "Start New Pool.OP2"
Office Pool(TM) will prompt you for a new name for
the pool file, so it can be saved under another name.
Once you have started a new pool, Office Pool(TM) requires
that you enter the 64 tournament team names before
any other data (such as players or predictions). After
starting a new pool the following window will open
so you can enter the 64 tournament team names.
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