Please send feedback on any games or components of Windows 7 to the following URL:
http://mymfe.microsoft.com/Windows%207/Feedback.aspx?formID=195
Thanks,
Marilyn
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Please send feedback on any games or components of Windows 7 to the following URL:
http://mymfe.microsoft.com/Windows%207/Feedback.aspx?formID=195
Thanks,
Marilyn
You are absolutely right. This game totally reflects the evil minds of the Microsoft company's spirits. This game likes that not you play the game but the game play you folly around. Microsoft, what a evil company it is!
Sorry erred, did not realize that it was an issue with Win7, Have not tried this since I refuse to use Win7 , but heres a link that may help accomplish the same thing within these operating systems,
I looked at this site, and sure enough, it offers to show you how to activate the "debug" menu. Unfortunately, it requires you to install some software. That's a definite NO for me. This may be a legitimate website, but equally, it may not be.
I agree, and the other thing it does is when you have the ace and king of spades plus maybe one small spade, and the first two players play spades, if you play the ace or king, the last player almost always has the queen of spades to zap you.
The hearts program is not the only Microsoft game that cheats. Spider solitaire cheats by constantly showing the next card up in a pile when you move the card just below to another suit. Such as moving a 7 of hearts to an 8 of spade, then the 8 of hearts comes up from under the 7 you just moved. It does it constantly throughout the game.
The regular solitaire also cheats. It constantly deals out a whole series of all red or all black and then you start dealing and several cards from the deck continue in the same color that started.