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1863: Gettysburg Tutorial
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Help Click on* help on tool bar, then go to content for more program information. Start: To start game click on* green flag. To pause click on the red flag. Speed
: To set the game speed click on speed (top of screen), move to speed desired. Moving: Click on Infantry, Artillery or Cavalry, drag the cursor
to where you want to it to move to, a blue line will appear showing location to move to (see blue arrow going from blue box, image on right).
I click on the soldier but can't draw an arrow? Repeatedly clicking on soldier until arrow appears. Move more than one: Click on select, select division you can
now select an entire divisions move together. Other multiple moves are by brigade or whole corps. Aiming: click on* aiming image, a window with a compass opens (see image on right). To change aim click on red rifle or
cannon, while holding down mouse drag the line to new aim direction. Changing the battlefield view: click one the following button with a purple arrow pointing in the direction you
want to look. Saving battles: Click on file, select save as, rename file leaving (.gty). |

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infantry or Cavalry
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 Aiming cannon
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Historical Play: 1.Click on File, select Open 2.Select the file july1.gty and choose OK. The screen will display the Gettysburg battlefield as it looked the morning of July 1, 1863.
3.Click on Play, select Historical Play - Union or Confederate allows you to move your troops as described above, except the troops will still come onto the battlefield and move just as they did in
1863. Setting the program to Historical Play both sides you can watch the historical battle unfold. Non historical play: Click on Play, select Free Play Union, or Free Play Confederate.
The computer will take the other side and play against you, using artificial intelligence tactics that are appropriate for its army. If you select Free Play Both Sides you control both armies.
The troops will come onto the battlefield just as they did in 1863
For more information click on help, then select contents.
*Click on: Using your mouse move the cursor on the computer screen to where you need to click. Then press your mouse button.
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gettysburg tutorial
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