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What is Solitaire?
Where to Find Computer Solitaire
The Basics of Solitaire
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Tips for Improving your Solitaire Game
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" Hi! This is Carlos Ramos on behalf of Expert Village. Today, we’re talking about solitaire; electronic solitaire, to be more exact. So what we’re going to do is we’re going to go ahead and I’m going to show you how to get in there and find electronic solitaire on your PC. What you want to do is you want to grab your mouse and click on the start button, which is on the lower left corner. Click on that and all programs. You don’t have to click, just move your mouse over it and another window pops up. Scroll over and find games. Again, you don’t have to click it; just put your mouse over it. Then another box pops up, and there’s your list of games that are already installed in your computer. You can go ahead and click solitaire, and there it is. It comes minimized, but I maximize it so that it’s nice and big. Takes up the whole screen, and wala! There is solitaire right there on your computer. It’s already got it laid out and dealt the way we did it in traditional solitaire, so it’s a great way to go ahead and get started now. "
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chillie said
on 3/21/2009 When I play solitaire, (3 cards at a time)I don't play the first 1 or 2 possible cards as I go through the deck. Say an ace comes up; just keep on going. Then, once you've made all plays without the ace, go back and play that ace. The next time through you'll find that different cards show up, ones you didn't see before. It's a way to have access to more of the cards.