>> DC>does anyone have a current (active) email address for
>> DC> the original
>> DC>of LORD, I need to contact him regarding his Barak's
>> DC> House Igm.
> this is not LORD related but is copyrite related, I have rewritten the Baraks
> house Igm to work as an igm in a new door game.
> cheers
> ... 4 types of miniskirts: mini, micro, don't bend over, and
"nice view!"

Regarding Barak's House, you should ask Bryan Turner how he prefers
copyright information to be phrased, since he officially adopted the IGM
about 4-5 years ago, at my request, from Seth Robinson.  He did two updates
of the IGM for LORD usage.  The first was to get rid of the RTE200 problem
the original igm source code had/has.  The second update was so the igm
would support LORD v4.0x versions support of players being allowed to earn
up to 100 skill points in igms.

If you are still wanting source code to adapt for a different game, I can
provide you with source code to most of my programs for that purpose.  I
kept forgetting to write you email on that, so write me at ktidmore (at)
bellsouth.net and remind me.

I can give you full authorization for usage of the following igms. The Gem
Trader, Doofus The Gnome, Kiteria's Lord Bank, Hiding in the Shadows, Love
Shack II, Violet's Cottage II, Turgeon's House, Village Hut, Werewolf II,
The Forest Outhouse, The Outhouse, The Changeling, The Ruined Castle, Lord
Gambling Casino, and The Nice Hag.

The  other full-time LORD authors that are still available for support of
programs are Bryan Turner, Marty Blankenship, Michael preslar, Ken Weitzel,
and perhaps a couple others whose names won't come to mind right now.  

Pretty much all current Lord programming that goes on currently is by
myself, Jay Hodges and Michael Preslar.  And the three of us are also the
only ones who are working on LORD/32 programs at this time, that I am aware
of.

Donald Tidmore

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