Version 1.6 of the MASTER's EDITION of AGT has some "bug" fixes and several
changes that are not documented in the manual.

First of all, version 1.6 has a number of "bug" fixes to solve various
SoundBlaster card compatibility problems.  In hind-sight, I would never even
consider SoundBlaster again!!

Other changes, include:

1.  More Prepositions

    Version 1.6 now accepts a few more prepositions -- so it is now possible
    to JUMP OUT THE WINDOW.  The total list of preposition that AGT recognizes
    now includes the following:

    IN, ON, OFF, UP, DOWN, TOWARD, TOWARDS, BETWEEN, OUT, AROUND, UPON,
    THRU, THROUGH, INSIDE, NEAR, BESIDE, BY, UNDER, OVER, ACROSS, BEHIND,
    ABOUT, AT, FROM, FOR, WITH, INTO, and TO.

2.  RePosition Meta-command Token

    Normally when a NOUN is moved from one location to another, its POSITION
    is erased.  This makes sense, if you get something that is positioned as
    ( behind the tree ) and you do an inventory, you don't want to have the
    noun's positions still listed as ( behind the tree ) in your inventory
    list.

    However, at time you may want to move something to a new location and
    preserve its POSITION.  This can now be done by using the RePosition
    token.  The expected form of this token is:

       RePosition [Noun to move] [Location to move to]

    For example, to have a beer placed ( on the bar ) when you buy a drink
    at a bar, you could do the following:

       NOUN [drink]
       beer
       cold
       There is a cold beer here.
       LOCATION [NoWhere]
       POSITION On the Bar
       END_NOUN

       NOUN_DESCR [drink]
       It looks great.  Cold and refreshing!
       END_NOUN_DESCR

       COMMAND BUY BEER
       NOT Present [Drink]
       AtLocation [In Bar]
       RePosition [Drink] [In Bar]
       PrintMessage "The bartender places a tall cold beer on the bar."
       BlankLine
       DoneWithTurn
       END_COMMAND

3.  PUT/PLACE IN/INSIDE "Bug" Fix

    The PUT or PLACE IN (or INSIDE) command now works the way the documentation
    says it does. i.e., a ten pound sack now can hold no more than ten pounds
    of other objects in total.  If you try to put something inside the sack
    that would cause the total weight or size inside the sack to be more than
    the sack's weight or size, you will now get an error message.

4.  LOG and REPLAY commands

    In version 1.6 of the Master's Edition, it is possible to log your
    commands to a disk file and later replay them.  The syntax to do this is
    as follows:

    First, the LOG command:

       (1)   LOG FileName (without extension)
             -- LOGS all input to FileName.LOG

       (2)   LOG CLOSE or LOG OFF
             -- Stops Logging input and closes FileName.LOG

    Now, the REPLAY command:

       (1)   REPLAY FileName (without extension) Number
             -- REPLAY input from FileName.LOG automatically every
             Number seconds, e.g., REPLAY QWERTY 5 would
             replay input from the files QWERTY.LOG inputting a
             new input command every 5 seconds.

       (2)   REPLAY FileName (without extension) STEP
             -- REPLAY input from FileName.LOG automatically every
             time the RETURN key is hit, e.g., REPLAY QWERTY STEP
             replay input from the files QWERTY.LOG inputting a
             new input command every time the RETURN key is hit.