	This is my Audrey. She is the main character in the game and is controlled via the arrow keys. Move Audrey to manipulate objects and collect the tokens.
	This is Audrey's sidekick, An (pronounced Arn). An appears later on in the game and is needed to help Audrey out in order to complete the level. In single player mode, hold down the spacebar to move An. The A,W,S,D keys are used to move An in two player mode.
	This is a token. Simply walk Audrey or An over these to collect. You must collect all of them to complete the level.
	This is a solid wall. You cannot walk past, push, blow up etc. these walls.
	This is a box. You can push these to a limited degree. ie. only if there is a free space in the loctaion where you wish to push it.
	This is a fall box. These work the same as normal boxes except they are influenced by gravity. Note that you cannot push this box upwards.
	Fall squares. These are slightly off coloured squares and when walked on (and walked off) will cause a solid wall to form.
	Monsters. There are a few varieties but they all move in predictable patterns.
	Black bombs. These can be thought of as fragile boxes which can be pushed around in the same manner. However, if one of these is pushed into a solid wall or another box it will explode, blowing up all boxes and bombs in the vicinity.
	Purple bombs. Very similar to the black bombs but DO NOT explode when pushed against objects. They are set off by nearby explosions or lasers.
	Lasers kill Audrey (and An) on contact. However, they can be stopped by solid walls, boxes, doors and deflected by mirrors. Note that lasers cause bombs of both types to explode on contact.
	Mirrors deflect the laser beams in the corresponding directions.
	Flips turn the screen "upside down".
	There are three different coloured doors which can be opened via the three different coloured switches.
	These switches are pressure sensitive. That is, to be activated you must either walk on or push objects onto them. Note that monsters also set off these switches. If there are more than one of the same colour, all of them must be activated before the corresponding door(s) opens.

The aim of the design of the editor was to eliminate the need for a help file. But just in case its not so clear, here are...

1	Solid
2	Box
3	Falling Box
4	Token
5	Black bomb
6	Purple bomb
7	Monster 1
8	Monster 2
9	Audrey
0	An
F	Fall squares
I,J,K,L,O	Lasers
R	Flip screen
backspace, del	Erase
/	Positive mirror
\	Negative mirror
Q, W, E	Doors
A, S, D	Switches
+, -	Change level by 1
PgUp, PgDn	Change level by 10
F2	Save Maps
F3	Load Maps
F9	Test Run
Ctrl+ Ins	Copy map to buffer
Shift + Ins	Paste map from buffer
Arrow keys	Scroll map
Alt + X	Exit Editor

Q. My PC crashes to dos with a "sigsev" error when I run Blocks+! What could be the problem?

A. Blocks+ fails to detect some sound cards and so crashes when this is the case. The only 'solution' is to disable sound which leads to the next question….however, you should check for updates on the Amateur Game Programming website which may solve some problems.

A. I find that if I allow this, you tend to just run through the level without thinking things through first as you can always take a few steps backwards. This takes the mental challenge out of the game. Think of it as a way to promote using your brain. However, if you really must have this option, e-mail me and I'll give you the cheat.

A. I'd love to see any levels you've created. E-mail the file (it has extension *.map) to me at anly@yifan.net and I'll put it up on the Amateur Game Programming website for everyone to download and enjoy.

A. All questions, comments, whether it be praise or cirticism is welcome. E-mail me at anly@yifan.net

A. No updates are guaranteed past v1.02, but you can check at the Amateur Game Programming website.

This program is freeware. You may freely make copies and distribute this program but you are not to charge any money for it. You may modify the program if you wish but only distribute the original unmodified form of the program.