Jeweler is a freeware PalmOS program that helps Bejeweled! and Bejeweled2 players to find moves analyzing the screenshots taken with Snap.

Created with SuperWaba by José Alfonso Solera.

Minimum Requirements:

First, be sure that you are playing Bejeweled! with 'enhanced' gems (see Game Settings) or Bejeweled2 in classic/original mode, and that Snap is enabled. For this program, it is recommended to uncheck the 'Auto disable' option (for several captures) and not to use a file prefix (too long names). Also, select the key that will trigger the capture (Snap key).

These are the steps to be a Jeweler:

1. While playing Bejeweled!, press the Snap key, wait a second for the capture and exit the program. Your screenshot has been saved on the expansion card at /PALM/programs/Snap/ as a BMP file with an alphanumeric name.
2. Open Jeweler. The first time you must go to the menu and select Options to indicate what version of Bejeweled you are playing and your preferred language (english or spanish).
3. Look for your capture. Study all the available moves. Before returning to Bejeweled, delete the capture if useless. More details of Jeweler interface later.
4. Once again in Bejeweled!, swap gems according to your study and repeat again these steps (if you want to use Jeweler for all the moves).

The interface of Jeweler consists of:

• A grid of colored circles representing the gems. The lines joining adjacent gems indicate the possible swappings. Black gems can appear with some screenshot not from Bejeweled or as a result of a sparkling gem, Power Gems and Hyper Cubes. Other bitmaps are not represented on the screen but counted on the info label.
• Below the grid of gems, a label with the name, the date and the relative order of the bitmap is shown. On error, the text indicates the problem. This information helps to find the correct bitmap if previous ones have been not deleted.
• The listbox at the right contains more information about the available moves. For example, the text '3 4 >: 3)2 4)1' means that swapping the gem at row 3 and column 4 to the right, we obtain two groups of 3 gems and one of 4. The character 'v' means swapping with the gem below. For the moment, the combinations after the refilling (chain reactions) are not considered.
• The button Delete allows to erase the current bitmap from the card. After this, the program reads the next one.
• The button Bejew executes Bejeweled! and exits Jeweler.
• With the button Next you browse all the bitmaps stored in the Snap folder.
  

• SuperWaba SDK 4.5a
• Tauschke MobileCreator 1.74b
• PovRay 3.5 and The Gimp 2.0.4 (program and web icons)