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_ To undo a mistake:
Select Undo from the Game menu. The card returns to its original iocmion.
Finishing a Game
You win Solitaire when you have flipped over all of the face-down
cards, and
played all of the cards in the deck. When this happens,
the Auto Finish
button changes from gray to black. At this point, manually move all the cards
into the upper four piles or click on the Auto Finish button.
Setting the Playing Level
Setting a playing level
determines
how
much assistance you
get
as you
play
the game. You receive progressively
less assistance as you move from the
beginning
level to the most advanced
level. Solitaire has the following three
playing levels:
* Beginner
Level. This level guides you when you drag cards to a
new location. If you click a card, possible
locations for that card
appear highlighted. You can move cards back from the four upper
stacks to the seven lower stacks (something you cannot do at higher
levels). You can also move parts of a face-up stack to another stack.
For example, if you have a sequence of six cards on a particular pile,
you can move the last three face-up cards to a new location.
; ih-_e_inedia_-i_e_. At_'s level you do not get help with possible
moves. Also you cannot move cards back from the four upper stacks
to the seven lower
stacks, though
you can still move parts of a
face-up stack to
another stack.
• Advanced
Level. Standard Solitaire with no help.
ll_To change
the playing
leveh
Select Level of Play from the Options menu; then select a level from the
submenu.
When you change the playing l&,el during a game, you are asked if
you want to start a new game.
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