_____ _            _   _       _ _              __   ______ _   __
  |_   _| |          | | | |     | | |            / _| |___  /| | / /
    | | | |__   ___  | |_| | __ _| | |___    ___ | |_     / / | |/ / 
    | | | '_ \ / _ \ |  _  |/ _` | | / __|  / _ \|  _|   / /  |    \ 
    | | | | | |  __/ | | | | (_| | | \__ \ | (_) | |   ./ /___| |\  \
    \_/ |_| |_|\___| \_| |_/\__,_|_|_|___/  \___/|_|   \_____/\_| \_/


  Tired of the same old pirates, thieves, Cyclops, wizards, dragons,
  horsemen, chiefs, spiders, weasel-like aliens and dungeon masters?
  Tired of traveling in spaceships, magic boats, magic barrels,
  spinning rooms and time machines? Tired of telling the robot where
  to go? Tired of paying $$$$ for personal computer games you can't
  even relate to? Have we got an escape for you?!

  Announcing 'The Halls Of ZK', the original interactive fiction
  game written exclusively for OpenVMS! The Halls Of ZK is a
  sophisticated adventure game which takes place at Digital's
  Spitbrook software engineering facility. Meet famous Spitbrook 
  personalities! Incredible treasures and mind-boggling encounters
  await you. Exercise your computer-related skills to solve the
  myriad of obstacles that lead to the acquisition of the ultimate
  treasure!

  The Halls of ZK was written by William Lees and Edmund Sulliva
  sometime in August 1985. Since that time a VAX binary and a VEST'd
  Alpha binary (with some source) has been floating around the 'net
  at various websites. Recently the full source code, including the
  source for the Interactive Fiction Compiler (IFC) was located by
  John Reagan. The code generator for IFC was re-written to output
  MACRO-32 source modules by Tim Sneddon and as such there are now
  native versions for all OpenVMS supported architectures available.


	KITS		Directory containing ZK software kits

	LATEST.ZIP	Latest nightly snapshot from github.com.

	ZK-LIST		ZK-List mailing list archive
   _____ _            _   _       _ _              __   ______ _   __
  |_   _| |          | | | |     | | |            / _| |___  /| | / /
    | | | |__   ___  | |_| | __ _| | |___    ___ | |_     / / | |/ / 
    | | | '_ \ / _ \ |  _  |/ _` | | / __|  / _ \|  _|   / /  |    \ 
    | | | | | |  __/ | | | | (_| | | \__ \ | (_) | |   ./ /___| |\  \
    \_/ |_| |_|\___| \_| |_/\__,_|_|_|___/  \___/|_|   \_____/\_| \_/


  Tired of the same old pirates, thieves, Cyclops, wizards, dragons,
  horsemen, chiefs, spiders, weasel-like aliens and dungeon masters?
  Tired of traveling in spaceships, magic boats, magic barrels,
  spinning rooms and time machines? Tired of telling the robot where
  to go? Tired of paying $$$$ for personal computer games you can't
  even relate to? Have we got an escape for you?!

  Announcing 'The Halls Of ZK', the original interactive fiction
  game written exclusively for OpenVMS! The Halls Of ZK is a
  sophisticated adventure game which takes place at Digital's
  Spitbrook software engineering facility. Meet famous Spitbrook 
  personalities! Incredible treasures and mind-boggling encounters
  await you. Exercise your computer-related skills to solve the
  myriad of obstacles that lead to the acquisition of the ultimate
  treasure!

  The Halls of ZK was written by William Lees and Edmund Sulliva
  sometime in August 1985. Since that time a VAX binary and a VEST'd
  Alpha binary (with some source) has been floating around the 'net
  at various websites. Recently the full source code, including the
  source for the Interactive Fiction Compiler (IFC) was located by
  John Reagan. The code generator for IFC was re-written to output
  MACRO-32 source modules by Tim Sneddon and as such there are now
  native versions for all OpenVMS supported architectures available.


	KITS		Directory containing ZK software kits

	LATEST.ZIP	Latest nightly snapshot from github.com.

	ZK-LIST		ZK-List mailing list archive