0, 0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8); one plays white, the other black. Numbers are placed one at a time in the unoccupied squares of a 9x8 board according to the computer's instructions. Scoring is based on the number that was played and its two adjacent digits, read together as a single number; for instance, a row of 2, 4 and 6 would yield a score of 246. Rows can be vertical, horizontal or diagonal. TripleDigits ends when all the numbers have been played or one of the players resigns. Wowzo The object of Wowzo is for each player to move his "man" (represented on the board by the first three letters of his name) through the maze and land on each letter of a five-letter keyword before his opponent does. The letters of the keyword, which is entered by a player at the start of the game, are scattered randomly throughout the maze. Players can move their men left, right, up or down; the man will continue to move in that direction until it hits a wall or encounters one of the letters of the keyword (which grants a free turn). Each player on his turn can also open or close one of many "gates" in the maze's walls, represented by letters. Doing so can open shortcuts to letters or block one's opponent. The first player to collect all the letters of the keyword wins. Utilities Included in the Beagle Bag collection is Beagle Menu, a configurable disk menu program that offers one-key access to select files. Other softwareBeagle Bag also includes several simple programs that according to the manual "have been gathering dust around here for years."Baby Names generates semi-random names of five to seven letters.Cross Word insults the user at every keypress.Date Search calculates the number of days between two dates.Pack My Box challenges the user to create a pangram of less than 32 letters.Poly-Dice simulates the results of rolling dice of a specified number of sides.Naked City is a practical joke program that displays bogus computer errors.Name Game produces variations of a person's name: Spoonerisms, vowelisms, Pig Latin, etc.Test Patterns'' produces lo-res or hi-res test patterns. Reception References External links Beagle Bag at the Beagle Bros Software Repository Beagle Bag Instructions 1982 video games Apple II games Apple II-only games Video games developed in the United States