Maze Program by David Rusin, Dept. of Mathematics, Northern Ill. Univ., 
DeKalb, IL, 60115. Copyright 1989. Author waives all rights except that if
you intend to take ideas from this program and produce something which will
bring you any small amount of fame or fortune, you must notify the author first
and arrange a way he can share in the spoils.

This is a program designed to display a maze on the screen and allow the user
to solve it there. (I expect that users who wish to work on mazes on paper will
use the print-screen button.) A technical work of art they're not, but they do
the job.

Since these mazes were meant only to entertain my 7-year-old, I allowed one real
bug to remain: it is pretty easy to solve the mazes, I find, if you begin from
"END" and work towards "START". (I did not make it possible to do this from
the keyboard.) Perhaps if there is a future edition of this program, this bug
will be fixed.

Look for other enhancements if such future editions are produced:
	User-defined sizes up to size of screen
	User-controlled options allowing, say, more loops in winning path
	Options to direct output to disk file or printer (enabling larger mazes)
	Printing of current maze w/o marks (to work on paper)
	Save a maze to finish later
	Subtle improvements in creation algorithm

User input always welcome. Have a good time.
								Dave Rusin