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From: Tim Young <tim.young@lightsys.org>
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+SpriteLibrary is a library that allows you to build graphical games using C# and windows forms.  It gives you a relatively small, but fairly powerful set of tools for animating objects, dealing with collisions, and getting graphical objects to move around.  You do need to know how to program in C#, but the SpriteLibrary should make the graphical side of things much easier.  You can download the latest version of the sprite library, and this documentation, from:
+https://git.solidcharity.com/timy/SpriteLibrary 
+http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1085446/Using-Sprites-Inside-Windows-Forms
+You can also find the code documentation (properties, methods, constructors, etc.) at:
+http://tyounglightsys.ddns.info/SpriteLibrary 
+
+* Basics
+  * [Overview](overview)
+  * [Installing](installing)
+  * [Quickstart](quickstart)
+* Behind The Scenes
+  * What is a sprite
+  * The timing system
+* In Depth
+  * Time
+  * Sprites
+  * Animations
+  * Events
+  * Movement
+  * The PictureBox Background
+  * Sound
+  * PictureBoxes
+  * Menus
+  * Keypresses
+  * Code for resizing the PictureBox
+* Program Design
+  * One Form
+  * Enum for Game Mode
+  * Instantiate Named Sprites
+  * Function to change mode
+  * Game Tick
+  * Making a game menu
+* Conclusion