Fp Counting Game Software 5.3.0

When you start the Counting program, go to "GIB", "Play Setting", "Master ForcePoint", and put the players by your preference to "GIB_1", then click "OK". After that go to "Setup", "Players" to activate your preferences immidiately (other way they will be activated from the next game). If you downloaded the free gib.exe file, it will play for all players which you put on auto, but you must register it to your Windows invironment before that, so the operating system to know where to look for it. It is very simple: Click on your Windows "START" button located on the lower left corner on your computer screen, then click on "RUN", and type: regsvr32 c:orcepoint
edirect.dll , then click "OK". If everything is fine, you will receive a possitive success confirmation. Of course, the file gib.exe also must be pasted inside your C:ForcePoint folder. When you start playing, simply remember one thing: NEVER click on the card of a player who was put to play automatically if the mouse pointer is busy, because the gib.exe file will stop to respond appropriate (that's the same you to reach the cards of your opponents or your partner, and play instead of them. Simply be patient, gib.exe needs 5 sec to decide what to play). Sometimes gib.exe will stop (the mouse pointer will not be busy, and will turn from eyeglass to arrow. Only in this case you may click on the next player's cards, and the gib.exe will resume. If you want to cut the game short, use "Claim all tricks" or "Concede", but watch which player's name is green, so a proper scoring to appear. You may need to mark-check "Run Forced Cards" in "Setup", so the Singletons to be played automatically even for the players put on "Human". The program has 2 dealing generators, both infinity, one Random, the other for Repeated Games by number. To change between them use "Randomize" in "Setup" (the program will exit every time and you have to restart it again).

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.x, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003
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