>
>
>  Don?t you just hate it when you aim for a spotted fish and you get
> a stripey one? It can bring your whole day down. There are times,
> though, when you simply can?t get hold of any fish at all, which is
> where this program comes in useful. Enabling a whole range of fish
> to be aimed for, Bad Day Simulator is the ultimate in totally
> useless software. Available for the Spectrum, Amiga (under AMOS),
> IBM PC (under Windows) and Macintosh, there really is no excuse for
> not owning B.D.S.
>  Be the envy of your friends (until they see a therapist) and so
> on...
>
>

How the program works

Just select the fish you want to aim for by clicking the radio
buttons, then hit ?Fish!?. After that it?s all pretty much self
explanatory.

Why the program works

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By the way, you may be interested to know that this dialog box was
more effort to program than the whole of the rest of the application,
but then again, you probably aren't.

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k

A Computer. (Any one will do, but unless it?s already been mentioned,
then you?ll have to write the program yourself).

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