When, after a succesful game, the bouncing playing cards display commences,
the display can be speeded up by continuously moving the mouse cursor within
the Solitaire window. Stop moving the mouse cursor and the display reverts
to its original slower speed. Moving it outside the Solitaire window has no
effect.
How does this come about ?

Jim Hawkins

hmmm, didn't know that.


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"Jim Hawkins" wrote:
> When, after a succesful game, the bouncing playing cards display commences,
> the display can be speeded up by continuously moving the mouse cursor within
> the Solitaire window. Stop moving the mouse cursor and the display reverts
> to its original slower speed. Moving it outside the Solitaire window has no
> effect.
> How does this come about ?
> Jim Hawkins
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