Introduction to TMA21a1...
There are many ways to read this file... use Notepad with Wordwrap turned on, would be my suggestion. (Wordwrap: In Edit menu)
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Number Bonds Exercises
(Name comes from 'Teach MAthematics (21st program). You can rename it on your system without ill effect)

The program is intended to help children master simple adding rules. In itself, I don't think it is much 'fun'... but if parents or teachers know how to motivate a child, it can be a useful exercise.
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There is only the one file... if you are reading this, you've unzipped the .zip file used to send it and this to you. (I program with Borland Delphi partly because it doesn't entail a bunch of support files to confuse things!)

Just use Explorer to find the program, and click on TMA21a1 to run it. You an make a shortcut in the usual ways.

The program can be located anywhere you like, including on a floppy. It doesn't 'do things' to your disc.
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I reserve the copyright to the program, but give you permission to use it, and to pass it on in the form it reached you.
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I can be contacted by email..........

           100665.1141@compuserve.com

...or from my website... where you will find other freeware, and shareware, and ideas for parents, teachers, learners, hobbyist electronics enthusiasts, investors AND programmers!!...

           http://www.arunet.co.uk/tkboyd/offers.htm

...or by snail-mail........

           TK Boyd
           PO Box 367
           Essex, CT, 06426, USA

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PLEASE PASS THE PROGRAM ON... (It contains advertising for my shareware!)

PLEASE SEND A SIMPLE EMAIL OR POSTCARD to say you've had a look at the program, and where you got it? Your town/ state/ country would be welcome, too, because for fun I keep a map of where I've 'reached'. I promise I won't submit you to junk mail or spamming, or pass your address on for such nuisances!

Enjoy... Tom Boyd