• Trillionaire: For fans of the TV show, "Who Wants to be a RichPerson?" Why settle for a million when you can shoot for a trillion?!

• Trivia Pizza: For fans of the game that really sparked the current trivia craze, "Trivial ChaseAroundTheBoard". But never "Roll Again" again.

• Triv Grid: For fans of the TV show, "Trebek''s Trauma!". Option allows Triv''s questions to be used with almost any trivia board game.

• Triv Tac Toe: For fans of the TV show, "Hollywood RightAngledRhombuses". The strategy is more complicated than you might think.

• Quick Quiz: For meat-and-potatoes type trivia lovers. Just the facts, ma''am. This variant even lets players compete on the same questions.

• TrivWriter: For people who want to create their own study guides, pub quizzes, etc. (I even wrote one for a wedding anniversary one year).

• TrivFind: For people who want to search for trivia on their favorite subjects. Can even be useful as a research tool.

Modular configuration means that you can run Triv in as little as 180 KB of memory. But if you have room in memory or an SD card or memory stick, over 2 MB of trivia questions are at your disposal (and that''s in Triv''s compressed format)! (Note: unregistered copies of Triv are limited to the first 36 questions in each module but are otherwise fully functional. That''s over 2,000 questions.)

How sweet is this suite? You can switch between games at any time or switch between the main Triv application and the TrivFind and TrivWriter utilities without returning to the Launcher. Test yourself or stump your friends. Be the life of the party... All games can be played solitaire or with multiple players or teams (the optional built-in timer can be very useful in this last case). Free upgrades for life!

Triv Awards

• c|net Download.com Editor''s Choice

• Rocket Download: 5 Smileys

• TuCows/PilotZone: 5 Cows

• WomenGamers.com Top Palm Board Game

• ZDNet: 5 Stars

Triv News

• Over 1,450 questions updated, corrected, or replaced (about 10,000 questions in the genus modules rechecked) between September 1, 2004 and October 25, 2005.

• 4 new multiple choice modules released May 14, 2004!

• Congratulations to Triv user, Phil Barth, who won $32,000 on "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?" (July 7, 2003)! He had recently seen the $32K question in Triv.

Macintosh version bundles Triv Module Creator, a full-featured module writer for your desktop (Mac OS 9 or Classic only).