It is possible that there may be others who would be interested in the program. So I have created a presentation (also available as PowerPoint) that provides an introduction, and a tutorial for the program. A followup second tutorial is also available.
In addition I also have three documents that show how Monaco can address - sometimes fully, sometimes partially, sometimes not at all - sets of probability problems that have been collected (not by me). The first is a set of 76 dice problems that can be found here. The second is a set of 20 probability problems that can be found here. The third is a set of 56 probability problems that can be found here. The levels of explanation of the solutions vary, but all use features of the program that are beyond those explained in the two tutorial documents.
If interested after seeing those (which may well prove to many people that they are not interested after all) then drop me a line at the address below and I can let you have a copy, together with the full program documentation - which is not included here as it is rather lengthy. It is needed to fully understand some of the solutions in the two problem documents referred to above.
Currently I am christopher.dearlove@gmail.com. My web site is at http://www.mnemosyne.uk
Last modification: 22nd January 2024 (updated to version 2.32).