
                                PEG RULES
                                  (Game #1)

       The board consists of 33 holes, of which 32 are filled with pegs.   
       The center hole of the board is left empty.  The object is to remove 
       all the pegs from the board except one.  This is done by jumping one 
       peg at a time. The jumped peg is removed from the board.  Play 
       continues in this manner until only one peg remains or no valid jump
       is possible.

                             VALID JUMPS FOR PEG

       You may jump pegs only in a horizontal or vertical direction, and you 
       may jump over just one peg at a time.
   
                               COLOR PEG RULES
                                  (Game #2)

       The Color Peg board is similar to the Peg Board.  It contains 
       only 24 pegs with the 9 center holes empty.  These 24 pegs 
       are divided into 4 groups of 6 pegs, each group a different color.  
       The object is to jump pegs until you have swapped peg groups.  
       You win the game by exchanged positions of the top and bottom
       groups and the positions of the right and left groups.

                          VALID JUMPS FOR COLOR PEG
                                 (Hard Mode)
   
       When pegs are jumped, they are left on the board.  They are not 
       removed as in game #1.  You may jump a single peg in either a 
       horizontal, vertical or diagonal direction.  Jumps are valid as long 
       as they stay within the confines of the playing board; so you may 
       not jump across an inside corner that would take your line of travel 
       outside the game board.

                          VALID JUMPS FOR COLOR PEG
                                 (Easy Mode)

       Valid jumps for the Easy Mode of play are identical to the Hard Mode, 
       except that you are allowed to jump outside the bounds of the playing  
       board.  This applies to the immediate inside corners only.

                                 HIGH SCORES

       The scoring for Game #1 is score by the amount of pegs remaining 
       on the board.  The best game is to have one peg remaining.

       The  scoring for Game #2 starts you off with 1000 points.  Five 
       points will be deducted for each move you make.  The fewer the
       moves taken to beat the game, the better your score will be.  If you 
       do not complete Game #2, your score will be zero.


