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Special edition of The NL's HOTwired!.

A remarkably early version of the KevEdit editor for MS-DOS dated before any public release. A significant number of features have yet to be implemented.

A very early release of the KevEdit ZZT editor. It can't do much of anything, but was released in its time to help contestants in the "Interactive Fantasies 24 Artistic Hours of ZZT" competition with its ability to easily use STK colors and place objects.

The DOS version of KevEdit. Recently, KevEdit has become quite a program, especially with the latest version. It is easy to use, and it runs on most any operating system with ease. Though it is not updated too often, when it IS updated, it comes with many new features and many bug fixes.

The Windows version of KevEdit. Recently, KevEdit has become quite a program, especially with the latest version. It is easy to use, and it runs on most any operating system with ease. Though it is not updated too often, when it IS updated, it comes with many new features and many bug fixes.

Hacked KevEdit designed for editing Weave 3 files. Produces files matching the traditional ZZT format. Installer for MS-DOS.

Hacked KevEdit designed for editing Weave 3 files. Produces files matching the traditional ZZT format. Installer for Windows.

An incomplete set of utilities, including a save game editor and a lock protection remover. Nice interface (for a ZZT utility) but unfortuneatly, not finished.

Yet another unlocker.

This seems to unlock most stuff. Useful to unlock those old games back when people used to think locking would actually do something..

First complete textual documentation of the ZZT file format. Out of date, but historically significant.