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Included within this document are hints, tips, cheats and solutions to the following games (in sequential order); Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Gold Runner, Fusion, New Zealand Story, Star Ray, Dogs of War, Batman (Ocean Software), Spherical, Daley Thompsons Olympic Challenge, Interphase, Bombuzal, Klax, Prophecy One - The Viking Child, Chaos Strikes Back, Total Eclipse, Star Goose, Eliminator, Predator, Fernandez Must Die, Dragon spirit, Dungeons Amethysts Alchemists 'n' Everything, Continental Circus, Bio Challenge, Thunder Birds, Road Blasters, Thunder Blade, Fighter Bomber, After Burner, Seven Gates of Jambala, Pipe Mania, Eye of Horus, R-Type, Mickey Mouse, Flying Shark, The Untouchables, Impossamole, Robocop, Ledstorm, Double Dragon, Double Dragon II, Platoon, Strider, Crack Down, Forgotten Worlds, Starglider II, Beverly Hills Cop, Arkanoid II, Vigilante, Pacland, Voyager, Falcon, Ninja Warriors, Ivanhoe, Puffys Saga, Dynasty Wars, Barbarian(Psygnosis), Elite, E Motion, Quadralien, International Karate +, Return of the Jedi, Baal, Gemini Wing, Shinobi, Giganoid, Rolling Thunder, Nebulus, Rambo III, Rings of Medusa, Leonardo, Black Tiger, Cybernoid II, Ghosts 'n' goblins, Stryx, Navy Moves, Super Hang On, Ikari Warriors, Crazy Cars, Super Cars, Kid Gloves, X-Out, Cybernoid, Wierd Dreams, Rick Dangerous, Menace, Sky Rider, Kings Quest, Axel's Magic Hammer, Jumping Jackson, Ninja Spirit, F29 Retaliator, Robotz, Xenon 2, Seven Sierra games (including Kings Quest 1-3, Leisure suit Larry 1, Space quest 1 and 2, and Police Quest 1), Virus, Ghostbusters 2, Zak Mckracken, Onslaught, Back to the Future 2, Gauntlet 2, Rock 'n' Roll, The Empire Strikes Back, Venus fly trap, Chase HQ, Drakkhen, Shadow of the Beast, Pipe Panic, Sundog, Sentinel, Carrier Command, Flight Simulator II, Pirates, Populous, Better Dead than Alien, After the war, Grid runner, Kick off, Outrun, SDI, Sim City, Super Goldrunner, Silkworm, Operation Thunderbolt, Ghouls 'n' Gho- sts, Dragonscape, Treasure Island Dizzy, Impact, Turbo Outrun, Defender of the crown, Venus, Flood, Arkanoid, Beach Vollyball, Resolution 101, Exolon, Game over 2, AMC, Snoopy, Dux, Starquake, Conqueror, The Pawn, Lancelot, Shadowgate, Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, Bermuda Project, Cyberball, Stunt car racer, Barbarian(palace), Lombard RAC rally, Escape From the Planet of the Robot Monsters, Skate tribe, Gunship, Shadow Warriors, Turrican, Rainbow Islands, APB, Karate Kid part II, Super cars, Netherworld, Atomic robokid, Xenon, Starblade, Midnight Resistance. NOTE - This document is comprised of cheats and tips taken mainly from magazines as well as by word of mouth and experimentation. The validity of the included cheats ,especially the ones taken from the magazines, can not be guaranteed! (After all, There are some people in this world who would do anything to see there name printed in some worldwide computer magazine!)also, I often notice many different versions of the same cheat. For example, Wierd dreams has a cheat where you are supposed to tap SOS in morse code on the HELP key when in the mirror room. Other versions of this cheat also need you to tap out SOS in morse code, but the positioning is different, eg halfway through a mirror or even once passed through the mirrors! So as a general rule, experiment a great deal with the cheats. The process may be right only the timing wrong. NOTE 2 - I have noticed that some of the cheats below, that they will not work on the cracked/hacked versions. If you try these cheats on a hacked game, they may not work. This is either because you have entered it wrongly, the cheat is a load of crap, I've typed it up wrongly, or the cheat refuses to work on the cracked version of the game for some obscure reason. For example, the code you type into the game Total Eclipse works for the uncracked copy of the game, But on the AUTOMATION hack of this game (AUTOMATION disk 102), Nothing happens. Another example is the cheat to Fernandez Must Die. Typing in the cheat SPINYNORMAN is supposed to give infinite lives. In the cracked version of the game this cheat does not work. * AUTOMATION MENUS - Here's a rather old list of AUTOMATION, LSD/WAS(NOT WAS) cracks that have cheat modes activated by pressing either F1 or the HELP key; Rockford, Joeblade, Revenge of Doh(Arkanoid II), Army Moves, Chubby Gristle, Northstar(later editions of disk 1), Beyond Ice Palace, Slapfight, Solomons Key, Hellfire, Fireblaster, Hyperdome, Death Strike, Terramex, Metropolis, Stargoose. * Indiana Jones - The computer grail diary is the package under the junk mail in Indy's office. If you look at the wine bottle on the table in Venice then you can pick it up. Search the library for "How to fly a bi-plane", which is useful later on. * Find the arm(or hook) when underground. Use the wine bottle on the torch after the bottle has been filled with water. Use the red cordon on machine then push the wheel once. *Use the hook on the plug (when your underneath it) then use the whip on the hook. - Type SILLYHAM as your name into the high score chart for infinite continue on options. - Typing IEHOVA when the title screen comes up. The border flashes grey to tell you that the cheat mode is active. The "2" then advances you through the flashpoints of the level. The "L" moves you next to the next scene. And "I" supplies with an icon. * Gold Runner - Start the game as normal and then type in ATARI to go straight to the first bonus screen. * Fusion - Score enough to enter the high score screen. Enter your name as SWAMP THING to activate the cheat mode. Now while playing press B to upgrade your present weapon, S to install shields, T to cycle the further weapons and E in conjunction with the + and - keys to go back and forth through levels. * New Zealand Story - Several warp gates are scattered around the game. The first is situated on level 1.1 on the top platform, just before the birdcage. Shoot at the highest point on the left wall until your shots seem to disappear. Shoot this five times and a gate appears giving access to level 1.4 . * The second gate is situated in level 2.2. Play the level as usual until you come to the first lot of bears on coloured balloons. Shoot near the top of this wall until your shots disappear. Shoot this five times to gain access to level 2.3 * The final gate is on level 3.2 . When you get to the first bit of water on this level, jump into it and swim to the nearest wall. Squirt water over this wall enough times for the gate to appear and get you to level 3.3. * Star Ray - Type in AL YANKOVIC on the options screen, then press F5 to resume the game. * Dogs of War - Type in TIMBO while playing the game then F5 for sprite detection override. Note, you can still be killed by walking over a mine! * Batman (Ocean Software) - * On the title screen, type in JA and then press the M key until the screen turns upside down. You now have infinite lives. Press F10 to change levels. (The movie) - On title screen type in MAJJJJ . The words "cheat mode active" should now appear. F10 advances the level. * Spherical - Passwords to complete game. 1 players, - RADAGAST, YARMAK, ORCSLAYER, SKYFIRE, MIRGAL 2 players, - GHANIMA, GLIEP, MOURNBLADE, JADAWIN, GUMBACHACHIMAL * Daley Thompsons Olympic Challenge - Type in HINGSEN.J to be able to choose any event by the function keys. * Interphase - Type in FENNY and see what happens. - Some tips; * Always clear the level your working on of fighters and alien generators before tackling the puzzles. * When attempting to take out specific objects use missles, as indiscriminate firing of lasers does more harm than good. * When placing tractored objects into their wire frames, make sure the positioning is perfect. Or else the object won't amalgamate with its frame. * If you spot a red arch, remember its level number for future reference. * Always attempt to gain all your energy back before entering a tunnel. * Save game just as you enter a tunnel and again if you successfully navigate it. * When attempting to shoot fighters that follow you, fly backwards fast and shoot from the front, or fly forwards very fast and shoot them in rear view. * Examine the blue print carefully as many puzzles are chained together. * Set up areas of the blueprint before hand. This saves having to fly between one component and another when time is short. * Beware of loose robots doubling back if you take too long. * Map out the level if you think it is complicated and mark in the relationships between objects. * Learn the strategies of the later level fighters and develop ways to combat them (see below for some examples). - Fighting strategies; * The 'Bird fighter' always circles ahead of you, and can outrun your missles. Fire a missile at it and then 'catch' it in a tractor beam to let the missile catch up and destroy it. * The 'Blue ray' finds what you are interested in by looking at your navcom setting. Destroy it with a missile, or lock onto something else to distract it. * Bombuzal - A list of codes ,(not complete)- BOMB RING SINK LOCK ROSS GIRL BIKE SAFE RATT GOLD BIRD WORM LISA OPAL TAPE NOSE DAVE SONG VASE EYES IRON FIRE PILL HAIR LEAD LAMP SPOT SIGN WEED TREE PALM MYTH * Klax - Hit the 4 key to go to level 100. All you need to do now is make up another 250000 points to finish the game. * Prophecy One, the Viking Child - The four passwords are DENNIS which transports you to the forest, BLIZ takes you to the land bridge, SHARKMAN takes you to the labyrinth, NYMHARSW takes you to the desert. * Chaos Strikes Back - Start the game as normal and find a dragon. Make the party stand in front of the beast and cast the MON ZO GOR SAR spell. Pause the game by pressing the ESCape key and type in LORD LIBRASULUS SMITES THEE DOWN whilst holding down the ALTernate key. Un-pause the game and kill the dragon. It should leave behind the original Firestaff. With it your invincible. * Total Eclipse - Hold down the 1 and 9 keys to see some real fireworks! * Star Goose - press the function keys F7 F8 F9 and F10 for infinite shields. * Eliminator - * Type in the following passwords to get to later levels; AMEOBA, BLOOD, CHEEKI, DOINOK, ENIGMA, FLIPME, GEEGEE, HANDEL, ICICLE, JAMMIN, KIKONG, LAPDOG, ,MIKADO. * Predator- Press F10 to regain all your lives. * Fernandez Must Die - type in SPINYNORMAN and see what happens. * Dragon Spirit - Pause the game and type in DRAGONHEAD ,then press F10. To skip between levels just press the corresponding number. - Press F9 to pause the game and then tap the Control key for invincibility * Dungeons, Amethyts, Alchemists 'n' Everything - The complete solution in 70 moves,- E, S, W, W, W, TAKE KEY, E, E, E, N, N, E, OPEN CASE, TAKE VASE, THROW VASE, TAKE KEY, W, S, E, TAKE SWORD, OPEN DOOR, E, E, S, HIT DRAGON, TAKE POTION, DRINK POTION, DROP VIAL, DROP SWORD, N, E, N, N, N, N, N, E, TAKE WHIP, W, S, S, E, E, GIVE WHIP, TAKE WRENCH, W, W, S, S, W, W, GIVE WRENCH, DROP LIONCLOTH, DROP KEY, TAKE LADDER, E, N, N, W, CLIMB, EXAMINE PAN, TAKE AMETHYST, CLIMB, E, S, W, TURN HANDLE, W, GIVE AMETHYST. * Continental Circus - For a super fast start; * When the red light flashes, push up on the joystick. * When the 2'nd red light comes on release the joystick. * When the green light flashes, push up again on the joystick and go! * Bio Challenge - Pause the game and press G to get to the end of level guardian. * Thunder Birds - Mission 2 password : RECOVERY Mission 3 password : ALOYSIUS Mission 4 password : ANDERSON * Road Blasters - When the game has loaded type in LAVILLASTRANGIATO. Pressing numbers 1 to 4 now gives you various weapons, S finishes the current level, X spins the car, G ends the game and F gives you extra fuel. * Thunder Blade - When the digitised picture of the helicopter appears, type in CRASH. The screen should flash to show that the cheat mode is active. Now hit undo to skip through levels. * Fighter Bomber - Type the Pilots name in as BUCKAROO and all 16 missions will be available on the options page. * After Burner - * Pause the game during play and type THUNDERBLADE . The following keys now give extra bonuses; G for extra missles, T reduces missles, < previous stage, > next stage, N extra lives. * Start playing as normal and press backspace to pause the game. Now type in AGES and you get a level skipping feature by pressing the < and > keys. * Seven Gates of Jambala- On the title screen type- YICKE YACKE H:HNERKACKE . Press the left SHIFT key and then 1. Let go of 1 and then let go of SHIFT. The flashing "Press space to play" should turn blue. With the cheat activated, you can press F1 to F5 for weapons, 1-7 for levels, G for more gold and F10 to turn the power jump on or off. * Pipe Mania - Type these codes for later levels, OOZE, WILD, BLOB, GRIP, DOCK, BALL. - If you want 50000 point bonus, fill the screen with pipes. * Eye of Horus - Type SPAM into the credits section and the game begins. You now have infinite lives and you don't need to use the colour coded keys to enter the locked lifts. * R-Type - When asked for the second disk, press the HELP key then the M key and finally the up cursor key. During the game the following options become available, F1 and F2 disable sprite collision, F5 makes you invincible, F6 makes you invulnerable to lasers, F7 gives infinite credits and F8 enables another person to play using the mouse. - When asked for disk 2, press the HELP key. Keep it held down and press the M and E keys altogether. During the game press, F5, F6, F7, F8 to access the different levels. * Mickey Mouse - type in 61315688 when playing and a flickering line appears in the border. Now hit F2 to open a door into a subgame. F3 starts a fight between you and the witch, F4 re-fuels your water pistol. * Flying Shark - On the high score table enter HSC to gain infinite lives, or KDJ to be instantly invincible. When entering the last letter of these codes hold down the 5 key on the keypad. * The Untouchables - Pause the game and enter the following passwords, Level 1-2 BRIDGE ROLLS level 2-3 MAC NALLEY level 3-4 KID ZAPPING level 4-5 A NIT IN TIME * Impossamole - Type in these codes on the high score table ; HEINZ gives you three full power bars. LUMBAJAK provides double length energy bar. ANNFRANK tops up low energy. OOGHOUCH enables you to walk on water COMMANDO extended time limit on weapons JUGGLERS try this one and see! * Robocop - Type in BEST KEPT SECRET whilst pausing and then restart the game to gain infinite health. Or hold down the HELP UNDO BACKSPACE keys whilst typing in ALEXMURPHY and press the left mouse button for extra energy * Led Storm - For infinite lives just type in DAVID BROADHURST WANTS TO CHEAT . * Double Dragon (and Double Dragon 2) - * Start a two player game as normal. Hold both fire buttons down and press the ESCape key until the credits go crazy and you get infinite lives. * Double dragon - enter your name as NEIL HARDING on the high score table to obtain infinite credits. * Platoon - On the title screen type in HAMBURGER HILL. During the game press F2 to use explosives, F3 to go directly to the bridge, F4 to find the village and F5 for immunity. * Strider - Play the game as usual then press F9 to pause. Now hold down the Help key with the left SHIFT key and the 1 key. Release the keys and un-pause the game with F10. By hitting the keys 1 to 4 you can skip through levels. Hitting the first four function keys takes you to different parts of the level. * Crackdown - Type in SMURF then hit F1 and F2 to give unlimited lives to your two characters. * Forgotten Worlds - On the title screen hold down the SHIFT key and type in ARC . Now release the SHIFT key and press HELP to start. During play press S to venture into the shop and N to advance to next level. * Starglider 2 - Whilst playing, Stop the ship, press F4 for fixed sights and then BACKSPACE to pause. Now enter the words WERE ON A MISSION FROM GOD1 . If cheat mode is properly activated, your energy and shields should drop to about half. Pressing K gives you a full compliment of weapons. * Beverly Hills Cop - Click past the highscore table to the screen where you choose a difficulty factor. Now type in MELLIE and all levels are available. * Arkanoid II - * Revenge of DOH - type in MAGNETA on the title screen. Now when your playing, Just press S to skip through levels. * Type DALEY 88 on the highscore table to start from the level where you left off. * Vigilante - Build up a high score enough to reach the high score table and enter your name as POOKY IS MY PAL . F1 now increases your lives and F8 takes you to the next level. * Pacland - * If you push the third fire hydrant as far left as possible, you can pick up a new hat. This enables you to eat the ghost bombs that fall from the aeroplane. When you lose a life your character looses the hat. On the third cactus after the break, push left. The Pac man now flashes indicating that you are now invincible to other ghosts. unfortunately this tip does not work on the way back with the fairy boots. * Type AVALON on the tile screen for infinite lives. * Just before you reach a BREAK TIME sign, jump for a bigger bonus * Voyager - On the option screen type WHEN THE SWEET APRIL SHOWERS FALL to gain access to the cheat option screen. In the game use F1 to go back a level, F2 advance a level, F7 pause, F8 show position, F9 number of objects, F10 frame rate. On the options screen use F3/4 to change language, F7 pause, F8 show position, F9 number of objects, F10 frame rate. In the object designer use the arrow keys to rotate the object, HELP for previous object, UNDO for next object. The Key pad keys 7 and 4 enlarge and reduce the object and space takes you back to the option screen. * Falcon - When flying a mission just press CTRL-X to receive 8 AIM-9L'S and 500 rounds in the cannon. * Ninja Warriors - Hold down the Alternate key and type CHEDDAS for infinite lives and MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU for infinite energy. Others to try, hold down the ALTERNATE key and type; CASABLANCA GENESIS OF THE DALEKS THE TERMINATOR SKIPPY A SMALL STEP FOR A MAN EAT TO THE BEAT and then Q * Ivanhoe - Pause the game and type JC IS THE BEST[return]. Now hit N to advance a level and DELETE to kill all bad guys on the screen. On intermediary bonus screens, hit CONTROL to wipe out the nasty heavy weight. * Puffy's Saga - Press F5 and F6 together during the game and your transported to level seven. Hit UNDO to go to level eight and once more to go to level nine. * Dynasty Wars - When title screen appears, type in CHEAT MODE. Now hit F2 to advance a level. * Barbarian(Psygnosis) - Start game as usual and enter the code 04-08-59 . * Elite - load up the game as normal. On copy protection screen, first enter SARA [return], and then the correct word from the manual as your second attempt. When you are playing, press the * (asterisk) on the key pad to modify your commander; OLD NEW Result 33 35 Cloaking device 30 31 ECM jammer 20 21 Escape capsule 28 30 Galactic Hyperspace 23 25 Energy Bomb 25 30 Energy unit 26 30 Docking computer 19 30 ECM system 17 30 Large cargo bay) 1F 30 Fuel scoop 2F 30 Retro rockets 13 4E 7.6 lightyears fuel 15 17 17 missles 71 80 Sell this for cash * E Motion - Type in the name from the title screen when the game has loaded. F1 then advances you up the levels in turn and F moves you forward ten levels. F3 and F4 move you backwards. * Quadralien - Type in these codes; Level 2 170961 Level 3 010655 Core 610169 * International Karate plus - Extra special effects can be introduced by typing FISH, BIRD, PERI, FREZ, PAC, JUMP, TOTO, STEW, SHAH, OFF - When knocked down, press the SPACE BAR to pause the game and then the FIRE BUTTON to resume. Opponents will now not be able to hit you. * Return of the Jedi - Enter DARTH VADER on high score table, now press F2 to skip to the next level. * Baal - Level one codes are; 13 00 29 16 24 64 53 50 25 04 58 49 48 38 32 68 00 29 Level two codes are; 12 12 48 56 30 17 54 35 02 34 24 34 02 06 * Gemini Wing - Type in these passwords; Level Three- CLASSICS Level Four - WHIZZKID Level Five - GUNSHOTS Level Six - DOODGUYZ Level Seven- D.GIBSON * Shinobi - Pause the game and type in LARSXViii to gain infinite credits. * Giganoid - While your on the select player screen, hit the CAPS LOCK key then start the game as usual. When you have read the message, You may proceed with 100 lives. * Rolling Thunder - On the title screen enter JIMBBNY [return]. You now have infinite lives and health. * Nebulus - Enter HELLOIAMJMP on the title screen and then use the function keys to select a tower. * Rambo III - Type RENEGADE on the high score table. Now hit 1,2 or 3 to access the level of your choice. * Rings of Medusa - Enter your name as DESOXYRIBONUKLEINSAEURE . Now hit the HELP key to bring up a cheat menu. * Leonardo - Enter these passwords to get to later levels; IVANHOE, MATTERHORN, EMMENTALER. * Black Tiger - Insert a blank disk when asked to insert disk two and no bad guys are loaded. * Cybernoid 2 - On the title screen type NECRONOMICON and you get infinite lives. * Ghosts 'n Goblins - On the credits screen type in DELBOY, the words "Cheat mode activated" should appear. Arthur is now invincible, he may still die from falling down a pit though. * Stryx - When game begins press HELP, M and D simultaneously to replenish your energy. Use HELP and P to obtain door passes. * Navy Moves - One of these two are the code for part two; 948411 or 786169 . * Super Hang on - Get your name on the top position of the high score table and enter it as 207L . When the next screen appears hold down the CTRL, ALT, Z and T . This will enable you to change the games gravity quotient. Change it to zero and you don't have to slow down at corners. * Ikari Warriors - Get a score on the high score table and enter your name as FREERIDE . * Crazy cars - Take your speed to 204mph and press F10 to pause the game. Now press fire. The game will slow down but you can still control the car. * Super cars - When asked for your name, type in ODIE to go straight to level ,BIGC to advance to level three and RICH for 500000 credits. Or type POOR and you are poor no more! * Kid Gloves - Play as usual until you get to second level(the one with the Egyptian theme) And press backspace until your remaining lives flicker, eventually ending up on nine. You may have to die for this cheat to work. - pause the game and type in RHIANNON followed by the F9 key. * X-Out - To obtain cash, go into the shop and purchase any ship. Then purchase a shield and throw it away immediately. An extra 500 points are now added to your score. Repeat this for even more cash. * Cybernoid - Enter RAISTLINON on the title screen. * Wierd Dreams - When your facing the mirrors, enter SOS in morse code on the HELP key (three dits, three daas, three dits). * Rick Dangerous - If you manage to enter the high score table, enter your name as POOKY and you'll instantly continue from where you were killed. - When the game has loaded press T and you are asked whether you want infinite lives. answer Y and press 0 (or O ) to start. * Menace - Type in XR3ITURBONUTTERBASTARD . * Sky rider - Score 50000+ and enter SHEFIELD . * Kings Quest - If you get killed press ALTernate and D and press return twice. A number appears at the bottom of the screen. Type TP [return] and you will be miraculously restored to life and you can continue on your quest. Note, A word of warning about Kings Quest III. Don't try this cheat until you have killed the wizard or you'll lose all your objects! * Axel's Magic Hammer - When the continue game message appears, take the disk out of the drive and press fire to start the new game. All the blocks you destroyed in your last game are still missing in the new one. * Jumping Jackson - Pass words to levels; 5-8 KAYLEIGH 9-12 ALCHEMY 13-16 OCTOBERON * Ninja spirit - Press F9 to pause the game and then tap the CONTROL key for invincibilty. - type in TERRIFIC and press F3 for infinite lives. L takes you to the next level. * F29 Retaliator - When asked for your name type in THE DIDY MEN and click on COLONEL as your rank. Now if you press ENTER on the numeric keypad, the plane lands itself for you. Also if your HUD and guidance systems get shot up, choose an external viewpoint, and press the same key again. Your heading altitude and speed are now shown sow you can safely finish the mission * Robotz - Type in ROBERT PRESLEY on the title screen or at any time during the game gives infinite lives. To be transported to next level simply press L . * Xenon 2 - On level two, get killed just after the mid level monster. You will now find that all aliens for the rest of level two do not appear. * SEVEN SIERRA GAMES - To cheat in some of the early Sierra games, namely Kings Quest 1-3, Leisure suit Larry 1, Space quest 1 and 2, and Police Quest 1, simply press the ALTERNATE and D keys. After the version number is displayed, type TP to jump to any room you choose, or GET ALL and an object number to get any object of your choice. * Virus - To turn on the cheat mode, start the game then press ENTER and O, ENTER and P in sequence. Get extra lives and missles by pressing M * Ghostbusters 2 - When the Activision logo appears on screen hold down CTRL, S, U and ALTERNATE keys. Now when your playing the rope will not snap, plus have infinite slime. * Zak Mckracken - A few helping hints; * You can only catch the plane to the Bermuda triangle if you're trained by the guru first. To enter the temple where the guru lives, give the book of enlightenment to the guard outside. * When you are captured by the aliens in the Bermuda Triangle, give the king alien the membership card. You can get the membership card by filling out an application form in the yellow phone company (using the yellow crayon under Zak's sink) and then mailing it. * To get passed the guard at Stone henge, give him the bottle of whisky. The bum at Miami airport only gives you the bottle when you show him the book of enlightenment. Get the book by giving your cashcard to the devotee in San Fransisco (cashcard under the desk in Zak's bedroom: reach it by using the torn off wallpaper. * You can go straight to the Companion Sekret room by lifting up the corner of the mat in Zak's bedroom. You need to use the monkey wrench (in the toolbox in Lou's shop) to lift up the hatch under the mat. To go down the hole tie the rope (also in the toolbox) to the doorhandle in Zak's bedroom and climb down. * Onslaught - When your on the map screen, try pressing F9 and F10 simultaneously. A series of pulsating bars appear either side of the map, signifying that you have entered the edit mode. Move the selection cursor around the map and alter the land by pressing the function keys. * Back to the future 2 - Pause the game and type in ITS THE ONLY NEAT THING TO DO . This gives both infinite lives and health. You also can advance to next level by pressing N . - Pause the game and type in ITS THE ONLY NEAT THING TO DO . You can advance to next level by typing in CAN . * Gauntlet 2 - If you run out of keys and have to wait around for the doors to open, press the P key to pause the game for a few minutes and then press fire button. All doors will open and you don't loose any health. * Rock 'n' Roll - When asked for your name, enter RAINBOW ARTS then the level you want to start on followed by a XX then the level you want to start on backwards. * The Empire Strikes back - Hold TAB and type VEKTORGRAFIX . Press either L, C or D to get pictures of Luke, C3PO, as well as infinite energy. - Type in XIMARGROTKEV . Now press ILC and you're rewarded with amazing special effects. * Venus the Fly Trap - Press SPACE BAR on title screen to enter a special code; JUPITER = Infinite time. PLUTO = Infinite ammo. FREEPLAY = Infinite credits. LISTEN = Sound test. * Chase HQ - After the title screen, keep hitting the SPACE BAR to start. Rap it very quickly and then you can use one turbo to boost your speed to approximately 900 mph. Take the long route to go faster, turbo on through the tunnel and finely use 2x to steer the joystick. - Hold down both mouse buttons and type in GROWLER to reset the timer. - Hold down both mouse buttons and type in GROWLER . Press T to reset the timer. * Drakkhen - When generating a character, type in 31415927 for the name and then press RETURN. Then type in SUPERVISOR followed by the characters name. When playing the game all characters statistics are raised and if you press F10 hit points are restored and characters reincarnated. Pressing CONTROL accesses the programmers menu and you can do what ever you want. * Shadow of the Beast - To raise your energy to 30 units any time in the game, simply hold down the left SHIFT key along with the ENTER and 0 keys on the numeric keypad. Release ENTER and 0 and then press F5. * Pipe Panic - Passwords to the levels; Level 10 - JIP Level 20 - IPO Level 30 - KOP Level 40 - KMS Level 50 - ZVZ * Sundog - Here's a complete list of what's required within each phase; PHASE 1 - Stock embryos, Grain/Cereals, Fruit/Vegetables, Seeds/Sprouts. PHASE 2 - Meats, Spices/Herbs, Sunsuns, 2xCrogens, Woods/fibres. PHASE 3 - Synthesizers, 4xCrogens, Computers PHASE 4 - Grains/Cereals, Crogens, Spices/Herbs, Chronographs, Silicon chips, Nullgravs, Cadcams. PHASE 5 - Fruit/Vegetables, Meat, Droids, Pharmaceuticals, Clothing, 2xCrogens. PHASE 6 - Silicon chips, Sunsuns, Hand weapons, 3xCrogens, Gold. PHASE 7 - Gems/Crystals, Fruit/Vegetables, Organics, Silicon chips, Biochips, 2x Crogens, Stimulants. PHASE 8 - Radioactives, Rare Earths, Biochips, Synthesizers, Pharmaceuticals, Chronographs, 2xCrogens. PHASE 9 - Radioactives, Exotic metals, Antimatter, Droids,Clothing, Furs/Silks, Art Objects, Crogens. * The Sentinel - A few levels; 5 21614821 6 45151883 7 49219629 9 78405956 12 96086475 14 86076867 * Carrier Command - For those of us unlucky enough not to have a manual (nudge, nudge, smirk, smirk!); PASSWORDS 59 3 16 while 25 4 7 must 33 5 14 site 55 1 2 main 35 2 18 time 17 2 5 losers 60 2 6 able 37 3 5 short 20 2 7 courses 31 4 16 mouse 14 3 3 the 36 2 2 walrus 7 1 7 being 16 2 5 also 14 2 1 next 43 2 3 either 64 1 4 screen 33 5 17 63 1 15 mode 35 2 4 store 36 4 2 stop 37 2 11 first 43 1 9 have 21 3 7 high 46 1 6 state 34 1 3 the 47 1 1 once 41 2 7 with 25 1 5 fuel 22 2 8 kinds 53 2 2 land 19 2 3 under 44 4 4 side 33 3 19 drones 44 2 3 left 35 2 18 time 28 4 7 four 51 3 7 range 44 6 13 payload 53 3 12 crashed 32 4 7 eight 41 3 3 taken 63 3 10 deck 14 2 1 next 28 1 4 top 59 2 4 quarter 39 3 4 flight 28 2 2 turret 12 1 2 carrier 22 4 13 your 51 2 7 two - To obtain super walruses, arm them first with missiles, and then with laser. Missles will be returned to stores, but the walrus will still contain as many as there were before the laser was put in (Yes, when you do return to the carrier after a sortie with the walrus, what's left of these missiles is added to the current store content, great way of making an infinite wire guided missile supply!) - Pause game and type in GROW OLD ALONG WITH ME the message CHEAT MODE NOW ACTIVE should appear. The following keys on the numeric keypad now have the following effect; 6 key - Shows the colour palette used. 7 key - advances the carrier when held down and freezes the display. 8 key - Strange number are printed on the top of the screen. + key - Protects the walruses and mantas from missles and collisions. - key - deactivates manta and walrus protection. * Flight simulator II - Here are some co-ordinates that may be useful to know; AIR CO-ORDINATES. NAME NORTH EAST ALTITUDE Block Island 17332 21749 105 Kennedy 17034 21065 12 Logan 17899 21853 20 Marthas Vinyard 17490 22043 68 Sikorsky 17287 21249 10 Chicago-Midway 17156 16628 619 Chicago-O'tlare 17243 16578 667 Grtr.Kankakee 16846  16597 625 Meig 17189 16671 592 Williard 16400 16465 754 Catalina 15149 5744 1602 Hughes 15386 5808 22 J.Wayne Orange 151221 5961 54 Los Angeles 15374 5805 126 San Diego 14761 6102 15 Santa Monica 15402 5799 175 Van Nuys 15498 5811 799 Boeing Field 21376 6596 17 Fair Child 21740 6375 290 Issa Quah 21362 6668 500 Olimpia 21218 6343 206 Sea Tac 21343 6584 429 Snohomish 21525 6665 603 * Pirates - For those of us without the manual. (tsk, tsk!); PIRATES PROTECTION CODES (1560) THE TREASURE FLEET THE SILVER TRAIN ------------------ ---------------- Cumana - Early October Cumana - Early April Puerto Cabello - Late October Borburata - Late April Maricaibo - Early November Puerto Cabello - Early May Rio de la Hacha - Late November Coro - Late May Nombre de Dios - Early December Gibraltar - Early June Cartagena - Late December Maracaibo - Late June Campeche - Late January Rio de la Hacha - Early July Vera Cruz - Early February Santa Marta - Late July Havana - Early March Cartagena - Early August Santiago - Late March Panama - Late August Florida Channel - Late April Nombre de Dios - Early Oct (1600) Cumana - Early October St. Thome - Early April Caracas - Late October Cumana - Late April Maracaibo - Early November Caracas - Early May Rio de la Hacha - Late November Pureto Cabello - Late May Santa Marta - Early December Coro - Early June Puerto Bello - Late December Gibraltar - Late June Cartagena - Early January Maracaibo - Early July Campeche - Early February Rio de la Hacha - Late July Vera Cruz - Late February Santa Marta - Early Aug Havana - Late March Cartagena - Late August Florida Channel - Late April Panama - Early September Puerto Bello - Late Oct (1620) Caracas - Early September St. Thome - Early March Maracaibo - Late September Cumana - Late March Rio de la Hacha - Early October Caracas - Early April Santa Marta - Late October Puerto Cabello - Late April Puerto Bello - Early November Gibraltar - Early May Cartagena - Early December Maracaibo - Late May Campeche - Early January Rio de la Hacha - Early June Vera Cruz - Late January Santa Marta - Late June Havana - Late February Cartagena - Early July Florida Channel - Late March Panama - Late July Puerto Bello - Early Sep (1640) Caracas - Early October Cumana -Early April Maracaibo - Late October Caracas - Late April Rio de la Hacha - Early November Gibraltar - Early May Santa Marta - Late November Maracaibo - Late May Puerto Bello - Early December Rio de la Hacha - Early June Cartagena - Early January Santa Marta - Early July Campeche - Early February Cartagena - Late July Vera Cruz - Late February Panama - Late August Havana - Late March Puerto Bello - Early Oct Florida Channel - Late April (1660) Caracas - Early September Cumana - Early March Maracaibo - late September Caracas - Late March Rio de la Hacha - Early October Gibraltar - Early April Santa Marta - Late October Maracaibo - Late April Puerto Bello - Early November Rio de la Hacha - Early May Cartagena - Early December Santa Marta - Early June Campeche - Early January Cartagena - Late June Vera Cruz - Late January Panama - Late July Havana - Late February Puerto Bello - Early Sept Florida Channel - Late March (1680) Caracas - Early October Cumana - Early April Rio de la Hacha - Late October Caracas - Late April Santa Marta - Early November Maracaibo - Late May Puerto Bello - Late November Rio de la Hacha - Late June Cartagena - Late December Santa Marta - Early Jul Campeche - Late January Cartagena - Late July Vera Cruz - Early February Panama - Late August Havana - Early March Puerto Bello - Early Oct Florida Channel - Late April * Populous - Here's a few levels; Level Name Terrain : Level Name Terrain 1 Genesis G : 5 Scoquemet D 8 Eoaozord D : 9 Burwilcon D 11 Nimihill I : 12 Bilcemet I 13 Ringmped I : 15 Alpoutond D 17 Immusil R : 19 Bugqueend R 23 Sadwillow I : 26 Verymeend R 32 Shidiehole G : 36 Galazboy D 40 Eoamelas I : 44 Bilador I 48 Baptal R : 53 Coroport G 57 Qazouter I : 61 Futloplug R 66 Josoqoord D : 70 Swahipmet D 75 Nimlopill G : 79 Alpikeham G 83 Bugmdtory I : 85 Corqazme R 92 Hameame D : 98 Joskoplas I 102 Swaindor D : 109 Ringudor D 114 Hobepil D : 118 Bingpert D 122 Veryqueer G : 127 Douqazhill R Terrain codes; G - Grass, R - Rocky, I - Ice, D - Desert - REIDQLUAZ is the name of the very last world. * Better Dead than Alien - Here's a complete list of codes; Electra, Syzygy, Drambuie, Plug, Soprano, Potato, Woomera, Narcissus, Debutante, Firkin, Acoustic, Triptych, Jabber wockey, Whimsical, Cornucopia, Punjabi, Tiddley Pom, Kewpie Doll, Sepulchre, Euphenism, Grammarian, Crossword, Quarantine. - When the action heats up, press ESC to pause then move your ship to a safe area. Press N to resume. - Type in ELV to activate cheat mode then press; F1 Scatterbolts F2 Multiple fire F3 Auto repeat F4 Armour missles F5 Stun F6 Neutron missles F7 Clone ship F8 Shield F9 Skip level F10 Extra power bars - Typing in ELVIE activates a further cheat mode. * After the war - The access code to part 2 is 101069 (101039 on some versions). To get immunity in part 1 press ALT D and 1 together. In part two press ALT J and 1 . * Grid Runner - Type PINK-FLOYD-ARE-GODS for infinite lives. * Kick off - On penalties, keep your finger on the fire button and don't move the joystick. The goal keeper always saves the ball. * Outrun - When you have moved off the starting line, type STARION . Now use the T for extra time, S to skip locations, B for extended play and Q for program information. * SDI (Activision) - Select "redefine keys" and type in ALERIC . The function keys take you through levels. - Shoot down all the swirling pods on the high score table and enter ALERIC. The function keys now skip you through the levels. * Sim City - Hold down the SHIFT key and type MONEY for an extra $10000. * Super Goldrunner - Pause by hitting BACKSPACE and enter PINK-FLOYD-ARE- GODS . * Silkworm - Type in GORGONZOLA during game play for extra credits. * Operation Thunderbolt - Get a score that allows you to enter your name on the high score table, and enter your name as WIGAN NINJA . This makes the 'Continue game' option appear whenever you die which is effectively infinite lives. - Get a high score and then enter your name as; SPECCY MODE TAECH WIGAN NINJA then F7 ( Do'nt know if the above or this one is correct, so try both!) * Ghouls 'n' Ghosts - Type in KAREN BROADHURST or STEPHEN BROADHURST (On some editions). The words CHEAT MODE ON should appear. * Dragonscape - During play press TAB and 2 to advance levels. * Treasure Island Dizzy - A list of objects; Empty Chest, Drop this at the wall one room to the left. Bag of coins, Give this to the boat man at the store for a piece of the boat. Magic Stone, Drop this at the foot of the totem pole to teleport to the top of it. Rubber Snorkel, Use this to go underwater. Heavy Weight, Attach this to the hook in the snoggle's tree house to lower a branch. Remote Detonator, Stand behind the small hump in the room with the gold coins and use it. Gravediggers spade, Use this on the gravestone which is on the second island to make a hole. Pogo stick, (To get it) You must jump right from the edge of the platform that the Gravediggers spade is on. Now take it underwater to the saltwater crowbar and stand in front of the scroll next to it. Saltwater Crowbar, Drop this on the wobbly stone one screen to the right of where you found it. Fireproof suit, Protects you from the flames in Smugglers cave and the lights on the bridge. Axe, Drop this in the middle of the bridge to cause it to collapse (make sure you are wearing your snorkel when you do this). Bible, Protects you from the lightning which appears when you get Hookjaw's treasure and walk past his gravestone. Dehydrated boat, Drop it off at the pier to make it a full size boat. Outboard motor, Drop it onto the boat. Can of petrol, Drop it onto the boat. Ignition key, Drop it onto the boat and start the boat up. Brass key, Drop it on the trapdoor inside Smugglers cave to open the door. Hookjaw's treasure, Give it to the man at the store to buy a piece of the boat. Dynamite, Drop it at the wall in the room with the bag of coins. Vintage wine, Give it to the man at the store for a piece of the boat. Solid Gold Egg, Give it to the man at the store for a piece of the boat. Flippers, Allows you to swim anywhere in water so you can swim up from the air pocket after collecting the coin at the bottom. - Now a complete solution; Get the snorkel and the weight, put weight on hook and jump up.Find the gravedigger spade, and the pogo stick (in the clouds). Go into the water and go to the island in the sky where you find the fireproof suit. Jump off the island and get a coin off the mast of the old ship. Drop the pogo stick and get the crowbar. Take it to the trembling rock and drop it. You can see bubbles which may be used as elevators to get you to the other side. If you drop down a hole you are in the air pocket where you can get another coin. Use the gravedigger spade and drop it next to the grave. Find the store and the pier. You first need to trade in the egg for a boat. To get the egg, enter the smugglers cave and pass straight through it, but don't forget your fireproof suit. Enter the cave of the egg. It is surrounded by a rainbow of colours - but be careful, it booby trapped! Jump on the stone pillar which holds the egg and stand as far to the edge as possible. Grab the egg and run down the cave, don't stop or else you will be squashed. Falling rocks are also dangerous. Go back through the smugglers cave and drop the fireproof suit (but you need it later). Get the dynamite and follow the fish in through the water until it disappears. After getting the boat to the pier, you'll need a motor. With the snorkel and dynamite, go back to shore, go through the tree village (picking up the detonator on the way) to the caves. Place the dynamite near the blasting area, jump behind a rock, and drop the detonator. The fallen rock blows away and you can get a bag of gold coins. Trade in the gold coins for a motor and return to the pier where you can drop it on the boat. You find there is no petrol, so you have to buy some from the store. Take the axe and the bible to the bridge, drop the axe in the centre and you fall into more water. You need to jump out again to re-arrange things or else you loose your bible. Go into the water and get hookjaws treasure. There is a curse on it, so be careful! Jump out of the water and head back to the store (you can drop the bible now if you like!), and trade in the petrol. Take it to the pier again, but you still need the ignition key. At the pier you may notice a yellow key. Get it and go to the smugglers cave. Get your fire proof suit again and go in. Walk along until you see a door that looks like a trap door. Use the key to open it and get the bottle of vintage brandy. Use this at the store to trade in for the ignition key. Get on the boat and you have done it! * Impact - Passwords to levels; 1 gold 2 fish 3 wall 4 plus 5 head 6 fork 7 road 8 user * Turbo Outrun - Type in WEARAPEEPEL after the countdown the following keys now provide extras; T - Extra time. N - Next Stage (use with the 1-9 keys). D - Refresh turbo. G - Remove credit. F - See the finish of the game. B - Begin again keeping the same score. * Defender of the crown - Hold down the K key on the title screen until the game has loaded. You now have 2048 soldiers. * Venus - Press the UNDO key until the words 'Cheat on' appear. * Flood - When asked for password, type in MEEK . Move the joystick to select any of the 42 levels. * Arkanoid - Whilst loading, hit CAPSLOCK and type in DEATHSTAR. Press S to skip levels. * Beach Vollyball - Type in DADDY BRACEY to activate cheat mode. press F1 to skip levels. * Resolution 101 - Take full advantage of old timer Clive's trade in. To do this you have to save up $6500 cash and by a class 1 light cannon. Your now able to hit targets high in the air as well as do a lot more damage to ground based targets because clive has fitted a heavy auto machine gun for free. * Exolon - Type in AD ASTRA in the high score table for infinite lives. * Game over 2 - The second level can be accessed by typing 11423 . * AMC - Some of the access codes; NOSTROMO DISCOVERY ENTERPRISE DAGOBAH REPLICANT KRULL METROPOLIS * Snoopy - If the stepping stones are causing you difficulty, then go to Lucy's house and get the umbrella in order to pass under the cloud. Drop the umbrella, pick up the ball and kick it past the cloud. Pick up the umbrella again and go back underneath the cloud. Drop the umbrella, pick up the football and take it to the stepping stones. Kick the ball from stepping stone two and you can now step on it to pass over the pond. * Dux - Typing in CHEAT on the title screen gives infinite lives. * Starquake - Here are some transporter codes; HINDI DAVRO SOCHI KWANG KALED BORNO SOLUN TSOIN LUANG ROKEA TABET CHING CWORE FLIED NICHA * Conqueror - Sell all your tanks by pointing at them and clicking the left mouse button. Buy the cheapest tank available and sell this tank by clicking on the grey tarmac area between the left hand line of trees and the left hand edge of the white parking grid. * The Pawn - When you meet Kronos, greet him and then take the note. Be sure to ask him about the wrist band. Then take the chest, but don't open it. You need the wooden key from under the mat to open the shed. Don't worry about the wheelbarrow if your path is blocked by rocks, simply climb over them. If you are stuck in the maze type " exit maze." Snowman in the way? Melt him with the red. Stuck for a light? Mix red, blue and green. Can't get the lumps? Use the trowel. Can't find the ballot paper? Open the safe with the blue key. Can't open the tomes? Cast a spell on them. * Lancelot - Can't escape the Castle Chariot? Give the wine to the maiden and see what develops. Can't defeat the magical knight? Just don't let him recover. Can't enter the marsh? Give the horn to someone else, tell them to go south and blow it. No points for rescuing Edgar? Did you leave someone behind. Getting attacked in Guenever's room? Tell her to close the door. Want to help a thirsty pilgrim? Give him the chalice. Want to help the fishermen? Get the dragons together. Can't get the key? Use sand, water and horn. * Shadowgate - Can't deal with the wraith? Light the torch with two rings, then operate it on him. Can't use the rope? say EPOR . Getting burnt at the bridge? Throw something into the fire. Can't kill the girl? use the silver arrow. Can't find the wand? Try putting the pole in the balcony mount. Stuck in the throne room? Operate the right panel, put the ring in the hole and then put the sceptre in the kings right hand. * Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy - For the babel fish, hang your gown on the hook, cover the drain with the towel, put the satchel near the panel, put the junk mail on the satchel, and press the dispenser button. * Bermuda project - How do you put out the fire? First follow the footsteps the jeep, get the jeep and then enter it to find the bucket. Leave (drop) the jeep and go to the sea. Use the bucket on the sea, then use the bucket to put out the fire. * Cyberball - When the game starts, catch the ball then run out of bounds. The defence are behind you, run in for a touchdown before they run at you. * Stunt Car racer - The little ramp - Take the fist hump at any speed up to 130 mph. On the bumpy bit, either go slowly at around 150mph or take it fast at around 200mph. Keep your foot down for the next hill, but slow down for the straight, since there is a sharp bend. Once past the final bend sprint down to the finish line. The Stepping stones - The first ramps should be taken either at over 200 or under 150mph. Tackle the stepping stones between 140 and 175mph. The big ramp - Take the two smaller ramps at between 160 and 180 mph. The larger ramp should be taken at over 210mph. The High Jump - Take the jump at over 200mph. The angled straight can be taken at around 170mph. The roller coaster - The largest hill should be taken at around 160mph. Stay at that speed until you are about three quaters the way around the track, then open up to full speed. The Ski jump - Start the race and stay at about 30mph until you reach the end of the third straight. Then let her rip. The ski jump must be taken at over 200 mph. The Drawbridge - Attempt the draw bridge at around 140mph. Race the rest of the track at full speed. * Barbarian (Palace) - The weak points of the levels; Level 1 - Always do the flying neck chop. Level 2 - Roll into his corner and kick. Level 3 - Roll into his corner and either kick or headbutt. Level 4 - Roll into his corner and either kick or chop at his legs. Level 5 - Chop his legs and neck. Level 6 - Chop his legs and neck. Level 7 - Chop his legs. Level 8 - Chop his legs. Level 9 - Chop his legs. Level 10 - Roll and kick, watch out for the flying heap chop. Drax - Avoid the fireballs. One Hit and your dead. * Lombard RAC rally - Pressing ESCAPE stops the race and the clock. As long as you stop it before the first time place, you recieve top prize. Save 750 and buy a 2.8 litre engine at 400, four wheel drive at 250, front lights 50, and fog lights at 50. With this you should be able to enter the full rally and win. * Escape from the planet of the robot monsters; (I think that this one just won the prize for the longest name!) When you reach the rooms containing the 'reptillions', collect the bombs from the lockers. When you enter the room with the reptillion, a door closes behind you. Walk past the reptillion, until you reach the other door. Push the joystick back and forth and press the left shift to drop bombs, and you can walk through to the transporter. Do this in every reptillian room and you complete your task. * Skate tribe - How to do the levels; Level 1 - Don't be greedy, just concentrate on passing the level. Level 2 - Stay in the middle of the screen on top of the road tracks and your safe. Level 3 - Jump to the right hand side of the screen and try to get on the rail in the middle. Level 4 - Do not look at the board and every half second move right and left. Level 5 - Jump straight up if a car comes towards you. Level 6 - You don't have to kill all the airo pede, you can if you really want to but your score depends on how many sections you destroy. Level 7 - Learn the movements of the snake. One way is to get to the right. Level 8 - Zigzag from left to right and you should miss the bikes. Level 9 - Avoid money, And if anything gets in your way or comes towards you, keep jumping. * Gun ship - Select your mission, Destroy the enemy and land at your home base. Insert disk A, select end game, and put disk B back in when prompted. Take off vertically, then land again. You get medals galore, plus you go from Sergeant to colonel in rapid time. * Shadow warriors - Wait until you die, but have at least one credit left. Wait until the timer that allows you to continue comes up. Then press the one and two player button keys simultaneously. From then on press the one and two player keys simultaneously whenever you die and all three of your lives are returned. This cheat only works in two player mode. * Turrican - On the first screen of level one, climb to the top of the hill to the left. Jump up and down, firing at the same time until a block appears that spews power ups galore. * Rainbow Islands - Type in the following while the first title screen is being shown, remembering to press return after the letters. This cheat only works once per loading; SSSLLRRS Always has fast rainbow. RJSBJSBR Always has double rainbow. BLRBJSBJ Always has fast shoes. RRLLBBJS All hidden food is money bags. * APB - Type ALF into the high score table for infinite demerits. * Karate Kid part II - Press P to skip screens. * Super Cars - When asked for your name type in; RICH for 500000 credits ODIE for level 2 BIGC for level 3 * Netherworld - Get your name on the high score table and enter in UxZ158 you'll get infinite lives. * Atomic Robokid - Start the game as usual. Kill the first three gun emplacements, and then the next four. There should be a little green ledge. Jump on this a few times and you find yourself in the cavern. * Xenon - As soon as you have killed the first second level guardian, kill the first two ships you come to, then commit suicide by hitting the wall. For the rest of the level there are no aliens. * Starblade - Here are some tips for completing this game; Try to work out a quick trade route that takes little fuel and makes good profit. For example, from Antres (Uranium and metals) to Xylgona (water). Go through all the planets in turn, making notes on what each one sells, the type of monster in the vicinity, and whether or not you can breathe the atmosphere. Always travel along conventional airways. If you land on a vegetation planet, be prepared for the alien stowaways that can rip your ship to shreds. Once back on the ship, drop your oxygen suit to save your supply of air. When trading, never sell anything for less than 60 credits profit. MAGNETIC CARDS; CM.1 Centurion equivalents I=1, 0=7, E=23 CM.2 In Centurion the son of gordon is called 11, 1, 25, 13, 6, 22 CM.3 To gain access to Cassendra, place the CFP-099 ROM in the centre of the control circuit. The cyberpad of Erina is currently holding her. CM.4 Specs for the AD-02 mine features; o Remote controlled. o Unidirectional. o Mainly used to destroy heavy armour. o Confidential defence number is 058X. CM.5 The son of the father is the key to the mother planet. CM.6 Investigation Bureau; o Criminal record o Name: Unknown o Race: Humanoid o Crime: Trafficking in regenerative Molecules. o Zone of operation: Shervis o Distinguishing marks: Gasterpode Descent. CM.7 Minutes of the fourth meeting of the fighting Alpha Z waves are capable of destroying Cephalhydros. The first operational psychic laser is at XMT-03-BK . CM.8 The powers of the magician can protect you from the *******Y*****KS (the asterisks denote muddled letters). CM.9 Pancake recipe for two people; o 200g / 7oz flour. o 2 eggs. o 600ml / 16 fl oz milk. o Pinch of salt Mix ingredients well and leave to rest for 15 minutes before cooking in frying pan. CM.10 Intergalactic Silmarils Catalogue; o Manhatten dealers o Mad show o Targhen o Windsurf Willy o Maya o Colorado o Starblade o Made in France (46 Terra) * Midnight Resistance; Level 1 This should be easy enough to get to grips with, and you should be able to get through it in your first go. Just be sure to stay on top of the jeep until you reach the scaffolding. Level 2 At the shop, try to get three way, extra bullets and homing missles. If not, then go for a shotgun. This level is quite easy so long as you watch out for the grenade throwers. When you get to the machine gunners, lie down above the one in the middle and fire down on him. You can now get the rest from here. When you approach the moving floors, fire diagonally in the opposite direction. When your at the end of the level and facing the missile launcher, and fire whilst standing on the dustbin lid. Level 3 Try to get three way and homing again. If you have the cash, then get the barrier as well. When you get to the first machine gunner, lie down and keep firing at it. When you come across rising platforms, make sure you you get on the middle left and keep firing in one direction. When you get as far as Scuos keep firing left and kill them first. Use your homing missles when you can't take the pace. When you've got four left, wait for the bad guys to come down and stand in the left corner, firing along the ground. Fire straight up and use your homers. You can kill the big Scuo before it gets to you. Now stay and fire at the second blade as it comes across the ground. When the eye fires at you, be sure to fire homers twice to kill it. Level 4 If you have sufficient ammo and homers, buy an extra life. Ideally you need the three way shot for this level. This level is easy until you get to the planes. When you get this far, jump into the planes and fire your homing missles. Level 5 Buy whatever you want in this shop, as this is an easy level. When you get to the helicopter, just keep firing homers until it is dead. The electric beams are easy. When you come to the electric man, go down as far as you can and wait until the screen gets to the floor. Then jump down between the bullets and it is easy to kill him. Level 6 In this shop you need homers, or else the level will be impossible. Once you fall down the first floor just concentrate on the medium blade and once you've got it, lie down and shoot on the next drop. Face one way and shoot the bad guy coming in the same direction. Remember to kill the ones behind you with homers. The next drop has two blades which come at you from both ends. Following this is more men and then four blades coming at you in pairs. Level 7 Get homers again. When the ship passes keep firing homers and moving. Be sure to get the middle guns first, then the rocket launchers. Level 8 Climb the ladder of your choice and shoot six yellow men to get six keys. At the top of the ladder, keep firing homers and shooting. Jump over the caterpillar when it lands on the ground. Once you have killed it, shoot the skull and keep climbing the ladder. Level 9 If you have six keys, you can jump up and get every item and release the hostages. In this level, shoot the faces as quickly as possible. When you get as far as the head, fire diagonally at it and when it blows up, run across to the left corner. Now fire diagonally right until you succeed in killing it. Get this far and you have finished the game! 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Hint: Take your shirt off by the beach chair. Walk West to the screen where the volleyball net is set up. Problem: I want to buy a newspaper but I don't have any money. Hint: Go to your hut. Open the drawer next to your bed and you will find fifty cents. Problem: I can't get into the hotel! Hint: Put your shirt on. It's hanging on the back of your beach chair. Problem: I see girls everywhere but they won't talk to me. Hint: Most of them are not interested in you. If you want a date, go see the brunette sitting alone in the Chi Chi Bar. Problem: What do I do in the Chi Chi Bar? Hint: Ask the brunette sitting alone in the Chi Chi Bar to dance. Then buy her a drink. Kiss her a few times and she will invite you to her hut. Once you are there kiss her some more. You will end up spending the night. The next morning, look carefully in the sand just outside her hut and you will find her earring. Problem: I know I need an earring, where is it? Hint: After spending the night with Stacy, go outside and look carefully just outside the hut. Problem: Which hut is mine? Hint: Ask the receptionist in the hotel lobby for your key. Yours is the second to the last hut, heading west. Problem: How do I rescue the girl at the volleyball game? Hint: Swim out to her. When you bring her back, you can revive her by following the procedures outlined in the Technical Manual that was included with your game. Refer to the CPR Guidelines on page #17. Type in the commands as they are listed. Problem: General Braxton wants me to call. How? Hint: The receptionist in the lobby will give you a message from General Braxton. Look in your closet and check the suit pockets for your phone book. Problem: How do I get to the airport? Hint: Read the sign in the hotel lobby for the telephone number for Nosinky Dinghy Transportation Service. Call from the phone in your hut when you are ready to leave the island. Problem: The man at the airport keeps asking me for my ID card, I don't have it! Hint: You can find your ID card in the drawer in your hut in Tahiti. Problem: What do I do at the Pentagon? Hint: You must have your ID card to get past the guards. Ride the elevator to the Briefing Room. Take notes during your meeting  with General Braxton and the CIA agent. Get the manila envelope. Problem: I forgot those numbers that General Braxton told me to commit to memory. What are they? Hint: 1-3-4 that's your part of the combination to a briefcase containing your orders. The Captain of the sub will give it to you at the proper time. Problem: What else should I do at the Pentagon? Hint: Pay attention when showing your I.D. to the guard outside the Briefing room. The guard will shove your card into his pocket. When leaving the Pentagon, you must ask him to return your card. Be careful, he doesn't always return the proper I.D. card to you. Keep asking until you get the right one! Problem: How can I open the safe when I'm alone in The Captain's quarters? Hint: You have to get the combination from the Captain when you are with him in his quarters the first time. Problem: How can I open the briefcase when I'm alone in The Captain's quarters? Hint: You have to get the combination from the Captain when you are with him in his quarters the first time. Problem: How do I open the top compartment of the briefcase? Hint: You need to insert your ID card.... BUT, do you have your correct ID? Pay attention when showing your I.D. while at The Pentagon. One guard shoves your card into his pocket. When leaving the Pentagon, you must ask him to return your card. Be careful, he doesn't always return the proper I.D. card to you. Problem: I have the wrong ID card! What do I do? Hint: The guard outside the Briefing room at the pentagon gave you the wrong card. You will have to RESTORE your game to a point prior to leaving the Pentagon. Make sure to get YOUR ID card. Problem: I found the microfilm viewer but I don't have any microfilm. Hint: You will have to RESTORE back to Tahiti. Ask the brunette sitting alone in the Chi Chi Bar to dance. Then buy her a drink. Kiss her a few times and she will invite you to her hut. Once you are there kiss her some more. You will end up spending the night. The next morning, look carefully in the sand just outside her hut and you will find her earring. Be sure to open her earring and get the microfilm. Problem: I read the microfilm, but I don't understand what it means. Hint: The "A", "N", "AF", and "M" mean "Army", "Navy", "Air Force", and "Marine" These numbers are the CIA decoding offsets. Use the "N" for NAVY when decoding a message from the CIA, add the offset to the number you get from the Decoding Book. If a number is greater than 10 subtract 10 and the remaining number is the number you need. Problem: How do I change speed? Hint: Adjust the Engine Lever while watching your Throttle Speed Indicator. Refer to pages #8 and #11 of your Technical Manual for details. "Ahead Slow" is one engine speed light illuminated, "Ahead 1/3" is two lights, "Ahead 2/3" is three lights, and "Ahead Full" is four. "All stop" means shut off the engines, no engine speed lights lit, be careful not to put the sub in reverse. Problem: How do I change headings? Hint: Turn the wheel and watch the heading indicator. Refer to page #8 of your Technical Manual for details. Problem: What do I do when the Captain Says "Watch the Helm, Johnny"? Hint: You are not on course. Adjust your heading to the required degrees. Refer to page #8 of your Technical Manual for details. Problem: What do I enter when the Captain says "Prepare for Dive Sequence, Acknowledge Green Board" Hint: You must type in: GREEN BOARD ACKNOWLEDGED. Problem: How do I adjust dive pitch? Hint: Adjust the Dive Lever while watching the Depth Gauge. When you reach the desired depth, type "depth attained." Problem: I keep dying because the hatch is open. How do I close the hatch? Hint: Notice the hatch indicator; always type the command "close hatch" before diving. Problem: What do I do when The Captain orders me to report when my depth is attained? Hint: When you are at the proper depth, type: DEPTH ATTAINED. Problem: What does "watch that pitch" mean? Hint: You are at the wrong depth. Adjust the Dive Lever while watching the Depth Gauge. Problem: What does "Sonar Contact" mean? Hint: You are being notified of an approaching object. Problem: What do I do when commanded to "Come to Periscope Depth"? Hint: Refer to the section about Periscopes on page #6 of your Technical Manual. Watch your Depth Gauge. Problem: How do I plot a course? Hint: Read the chart you found in the briefcase to determine the way points. Read about "Charts" on page #6 of your Technical Manual. If you can't figure out a course that will get you to your destination, enter the following 5 waypoints in the computerized mapping device located on the main control deck. LOOK MAP while standing next to the map table will allow you to plot points. 72 degrees North Latitude, 170 degrees West Longitude. 86 degrees North Latitude, 86 degrees West Longitude. 83 degrees North Latitude, 2 degrees West Longitude. 65 degrees North Latitude, 23 degrees West Longitude. 36 degrees North Latitude, 12 degrees West Longitude. Problem: I found a Decoding Book on my bookshelf. What do I do with it? Hint: The radioman will give you coded messages in Alpha. You need to use this book to convert the messages into numeric form. Problem: What do I do with the computer in my quarters? Hint: You will us it to decode messages received by your radioman. Problem: I've read the microfilm but I don't know what it means. Hint: The "A", "N", "AF", and "M" stand for "Army", "Navy", "Air Force", and "Marine." These numbers are the CIA decoding offsets. You will use the offset by "N" for Navy. When decoding a message from the CIA, add the offset to the number you get from the Decoding Book. Anytime you have a number greater than 10, subtract 10 and the remaining number is the corrected figure that you need. Problem: How do I decode a message from Washington? Hint: Read about Decoding Messages on page #6 of your Technical Manual. To Decode a message from Washington: 1) Your message will consist of two groups of 3 letters, write them down. Read the Decoding Book in your inventory. 2) Replace the first group of 3 letters from the code with the corresponding numbers in the Decoding Book. Those three numbers represent page number, line, and word. 3) Look at the shaded area in your Technical Manual on the page indicated. Find the line and word. That is your primary word. 4) Repeat steps 1-3 for the second 3 groups of letter(s). That is your secondary word. 5) Enter the primary and secondary words into the computer in your quarters. Problem: How do I decode a CIA message? Hint: Read about Decoding Messages on page #6 of your Technical Manual. To Decode a CIA message, you will need to read the microfilm. The microfilm contains the offsets for decoding CIA messages. 1) Your message will consist of two groups of 3 letters, write them down. Read the Decoding Book in your inventory. 2) Replace the first group of 3 letters from the code with the corresponding numbers in the Decoding Book. Add the CIA offset to the number you get from the Decoding Book (be sure to select the N for Navy offset). Anytime you get a number greater than 10, subtract 10 and the remaining number is your true number. Those three numbers represent page number, line, and word. 3) Look at the shaded area in your Technical Manual on the page indicated. Find the line and word. That is your primary word. 4) Repeat steps 1-3 for the second 3 groups of letter(s). That is your secondary word. 5) Enter the primary and secondary words into the computer in your quarters. Problem: How do I play Boss Dice? Hint: Sit at the table in the galley. Flanagen will show up and challenge you to a game. Refer to page #30 of your Technical Manual for the Rules to Boss Dice. C means CALL, R means ROLL, and N means NEW Game or roll again. You are trying to win the bottle of rum, all of Flanagan's money, and a magnetic device Problem: I'm playing Boss Dice and Flanagan keeps calling me a cheater! Hint: You are only permitted to Restore your game twice while playing Boss Dice. Problem: My luck has run out. I just can't beat Flanagan at Boss Dice! Hint: If you skip the Boss Dice game, you can still finish the game. You won't get as many points, of course, but you will be able to find another bottle at the bottom of the ocean near the caves. You can do without the magnetic device by swimming through the underwater caves later in the game. Problem: My weapons are malfunctioning during an enemy attack, HELP! Hint: Before encountering the first enemy craft, explore the Torpedo Room. Type: TALK MAN, type: CYCLE EQUIPMENT, examine the conveyor, and repair the cylinder. Problem: Where is the Torpedo Room? Hint: From the Galley, walk behind the stairs. While on the ladder, you have to type "climb DOWN the ladder." The Torpedo room is to the East. Problem: How do I repair the cylinder? Hint: Measure the sheared cylinder and the conveyor belt with a vernier caliper. Go to the Machine Room and get a new cylinder. Use the lathe, the drill press, and the grinder to make a new cylinder exactly like the sheared one. Fix the conveyor, install a new cotter pin and cycle the equipment. Problem: Where can I find spare parts? Hint: You can find spare parts in the cabinet on the East wall of the machinist's room. From the Galley, walk behind the stairs. Walk to the West through the ladder tube. Problem: What do I need to fix the conveyor? Hint: You need a vernier caliper, a 6" cylinder, a cotter pin, and a hammer. Problem: Where is the hammer? Hint: The hammer if found in a drawer in a large tool box in the Engine Room. Problem: Where is the vernier caliper? Hint: You can find a vernier caliper in a drawer in your cabin. Problem: Which diameter should I choose when using the lathe? Hint: Measure the conveyor or the sheared cylinder for the correct diameter. Use the lathe to reduce the diameter of the new cylinder to one inch. Problem: Which bit should I choose for the drill press? Hint: Measure the conveyor or the sheared cylinder for the correct size. Use the 1/4" bit. Problem: How do I use the lathe, the drill press, or the grinder? Hint: First type: USE . Then type: TURN ON . Problem: How do I activate my weapons? Hint: Bring down the weapon control panel by using the Fire Control Panel Activate button. See page 11 in your Technical Manual. Problem: How do I sink the Russian Destroyer? Hint: Run Silent and Deep. Dive below 600 feet. Turn OFF your active sonar and turn ON the silent running. Slow down. Don't attack too soon and give your position away. Watch the top line on your screen (which represents the Russian destroyer) don't fire until that line is half-way across the screen. Launch your decoys to draw the incoming torpedoes away. Lock-On and fire your harpoon missiles (Don't use your Sting Ray torpedoes at this time) You must hit the destroyer three times to sink her. Problem: How do I sink the Alpha Sub? Hint: Dive to below 1000 feet. Watch your water temperature gauge until you find the inversion layer. (The water temperature will change from negative numbers to positive numbers.) Stop your engines, come to a halt and hide from the Alpha Sub. Don't fire too soon and give your location away. Watch the sub on your screen. Wait until the white line goes all the way across the screen and all the way back again until the line reaches the sub. Fire decoys when the sub launches torpedoes. Fire your Sting Ray Torpedoes to sink the sub. If you fired your Sting Ray Torpedoes at the Russian destroyer, you will not be able to defeat the sub. Problem: How do I evade the Alpha Sub? Hint: Dive to below 1000 feet. Watch your Water Temperature gauge until you find the Inversion Layer. (The water temperature will change from negative numbers to positive numbers.) Before the Alpha Sub dives to below the Inversion Layer, dive to the bottom of a deep trench. Turn OFF your active sonar, Turn OFF your engines, and hide. Wait Until the sub leaves. You won't get as many points for this evasion, but you can continue with your mission. Problem: How do I get through the icebergs? Hint: Turn on the closed circuit TV monitor. Everytime you see an iceberg coming at you, dodge it by turning the wheel. Go slow. You will need to continue in a northerly direction. Watch your heading indicator, it should stay at 360 or 0 degrees. Problem: How do I signal the Coontz? Hint: Did you decode the third message that you received from Washington? It told you how to signal the Coontz. It said to signal your presence with one active ping while under the Coontz. Make sure your active sonar is off. When you are under the Coontz they will send irregular sonar pings. Turn on active sonar, wait one ping, then turn off active sonar quickly. Problem: I need assistance following the Coontz. Hint: The Coontz is the blinking cross on the screen. Imagine your screen is a compass with 0 degrees being North, 90 degrees being East, 180 degrees being South, and 270 degrees being West Watch your heading indicator - as the Coontz moves, follow the Coontz right into Tunisia. Problem: Where is my diving gear? Hint: Talk to Willie in the Machine Room. Type: GET KEY. The key is for a storage cabinet in the food storage room. It is right next to the door leading to the nuclear reactor. Open the storage cabinet and Wille will appear to help you with your equipment. Problem: I keep dying while diving. Hint: You need the dive vehicle to extend your dive range so you don't run out of air. Make sure you have repaired the dive vehicle. Enter the correct waypoints into the dive vehicle before leaving the sub. Problem: Where is the dive vehicle? Hint: Go to the engine room. There is a compartment near the back. Push the button to open the compartment. Problem: I have the dive vehicle but die anyway. Hint: You need to repair the dive vehicle. Problem: How do I repair the dive vehicle? Hint: Inspect the dive vehicle and you will detect a slight vibration. Examine the vibration and check out the shaft. To repair the dive vehicle, you will need the vernier caliper to measure the shaft. You will need a wrench, a nut and a washer. Put the washer on the shaft. Put the nut on the shaft. Tighten the nut with a wrench. Problem: What size washer and nut do I need? Hint: You will need to measure the shaft with the caliper. Get the 1/2 inch washer and the 1/2 inch nut. Get the 1/2 inch wrench, too. Problem: Where is the wrench? Hint: The wrench is found in a drawer in the large tool box in the engine room. Problem: Which waypoints do I enter into the dive vehicle? How do I enter them? Hint: By looking through the periscope you can get the headings for the Oil Rig and the Harbor. The distance to the Oil Rig and to the Harbor entrance is obtained from the sonarman. The Oil Rig is approximately 2850 yards from your sub at 282 degrees. The Harbor is approximately 1640 yards from the sub at 40 degrees. Problem: What do I do at the Oil Rig? Hint: Did you decode the third message that you received from the CIA? It tells you what to do at The Oil Rig. You need to plant explosives here and blow it up. Problem: Where are the explosives? Hint: They are back on the sub in a closet in the torpedo room. Problem: What do I do at the Harbor? Hint: Did you decode the first message that you received from Washington? It tells you what to do at The Harbor. You need to find the fisherman's net and place a bottle in it. When the coast is clear and you're able to surface, he will remove the bottle. Problem: I am always detected while diving in the Harbor. Hint: Turn on the electronic device that neutralizes magnetic fields when swimming through the Harbor. Problem: I don't have an electronic device. Where can I get one? Hint: You can win the device by playing and winning Boss Dice. If you don't have the device, you can still complete your mission. Swim through the underwater caves to bypass the magnetic field. Problem: I can't find my way through the underwater caves. Hint: You will need flares to guide yourself through the underwater caves. When you light a flare, the current will take the debris away. Swim in the same direction as the debris. Keep lighting the flares and following the debris. Problem: Where can I find flares? Hint: The flares are in a closet in the torpedo room. Problem: Where can I get a bottle? Hint: You can get a bottle of rum if you play and win Boss Dice with Flanagan. If you didn't win a bottle playing Boss Dice, there is another bottle at the underwater cave entrance. Problem: Where can I hide the dive vehicle? Hint: Hide the dive vehicle under the pier. Tie it to one of the pilings. Problem: I get killed every time I surface. Hint: Wait for the fisherman to lower the net. Put a bottle in the net. Wait until the fisherman raises the net, then lowers it again. The coast will be clear and you may surface. Problem: The man on the beach ignores me. What should I do? Hint: You need to get a map to your disguise and the oasis. he will not speak to you until you use the codename: ICEMAN. Problem: I got a fish, not a map! Hint: Examine the fish closely, there is a fishing line in its mouth. Examine the line. It looks like there is a sinker on the line. It is a capsule. Get the capsule and open it. You will see the map. LOOK MAP. Follow the map to your disguise. Change into the disguise, then go to the oasis. Problem: The woman at the oasis ignores me. What should I do? Hint: Give the codename: ICEMAN. Type: GET MAP. Follow the map to the woman's apartment. Go inside. Problem: What do I do at the apartment? Hint: Start by finding the weapon hidden in the false bottom of the sugar container. Look out the window. Read the note hidden in the butter container. Get the card next to the telephone. Call both numbers. Respond to the first man with: TALK MAN. Respond to the caterer with: ORDER FOOD. Get the tape from the top of the refrigerator. Problem: What do I do when the Caterer arrives? Hint: Type: USE GUN. You will then secure him with tape and take his clothing. Disguise yourself and go to the compound. Problem: The guards search me and find my gun! Hint: Hide the gun in the food. Problem: How do I rescue the Ambassador? Hint: Quickly shoot both guards with the tranquilizer gun then free the ambassador Problem: I get caught every time I leave the Compound. Hint: Have the Ambassador disguise himself by changing into the guard's clothing. Get in the van. Problem: I keep dying in the van. Hint: The object is to escape the pursuers without crashing. Don't go too fast or too slow. Accelerate on the straitaways, slow down for the curves. Watch your steering. If you make it to the copter in time you win!!  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CORRECT SOLUTION TO SEX VIXENS SOLUTION WORKED OUT AND DOC TYPED IN BY THE LICKER!! FOR SEWER SOFTWARE The solution to this game requires both mouse control and/or text input. I will try and make this Doc as easy as possible to understand! After booting the game up, you are confronted with the control panel or Captain's Bridge, and below this is a text viewing area and Icon panel in the far right bottom corner. The first thing you must do is sit down, (once the on board computer says WHAT NOW?). To do this, click on the 'D' icon in the far right hand bottom corner (with the mouse). The next step is to blast off. To do this, you must click on the left hand throttle handle in the middle of the screen (keep clicking on it until the computer tells you that you have blasted off!). From now on, all mouse movements will be in lower case, and text inputs in UPPER CASE, O.K.? Now, stand up (remember, use the mouse for lower case), south, south, south, open air lock (air lock button is the red button underneath the green air lock sign), south, east, up, GET CARD, INSERT CARD, north, north, pick up coin (with mouse), GET CARD, give card to robot (with mouse), west, GET CARD, INSERT CARD, east, GET COIN, INSERT COIN, west (turn on computer with mouse), GET LILA, KISS LILA, LIE DOWN, MAKE LOVE, ASK LILA, west, south, south, up, north, north, down, blast off (with mouse), up, south, south, south, open air lock (with mouse), south, open air lock (with mouse), west, west, EAT FOOD, east, east, south, GET CAPSULE, give capsule to captain (with mouse), down, blast off (with mouse click on left hand throttle), up, south, south, south, open air lock (with mouse), south, east, west, REMOVE CLOTHES, KISS HER, LIE DOWN, MAKE LOVE, ASK HER, east, turn on ray gun (with mouse), then click on the red unmarked button on the right hand side, west, west, east, LIE DOWN, KISS HER, MAKE LOVE, ASK HER, east, RIDE, up, down, blast off (with mouse). 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EXERCISES APPENDIX 1 ------ SAMPLE PROGRAM APPENDIX 2 ------ UPDATING A SEQUENTIAL PROGRAM APPENDIX 3 ------ IF - DRAWBACKS APPENDIX 4 ------ ISAM FILES APPENDIX 5 ------ RESERVED WORDS EG1 ===== LARGER EXAMPLE U1 ===== ANOTHER UPDATE CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION These notes describe a subset of Cobol. Cobol is short for COmmon Business Oriented Language. It was designed in 1959, but the latest version that people tend to use is ANSI X3.23 - 1974. Cobol is the most widely used language in the world - something like 50% of all programs that exist are written in Cobol. It is a "big" language; there are lots of statements and options. The standard manual is 3cm thick. In order to get a grip on the language, we will look at only a subset. This subset is sufficiently powerful to enable most tasks to be carried out, but small enough to understand fully. CHAPTER TWO PROGRAM LAYOUT Look at the sample program in appendix 1. The text of a Cobol program is written in columns 8 to 72 inclusive. Columns 8 to 11 inclusive are known as area A, columns 12 to 72 as area B. Certain things MUST be written so that they start in area A; other elements MUST NOT appear in area A. Another niggling rule is that the arithmetic operators +, -, *, /, and ** must be preceded and followed by a space. Otherwise Cobol is completely free format. Statements can be indented to appear anywhere. Spaces and blank lines can appear anywhere. This flexibility can be used to aid the readability of a program. One very useful facility is that by writing an asterisk in column 7 the line is treated as a comment. A program consists of four "divisions" which are, in the order they are written: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION - describes such information as the program name. ENVIRONMENT DIVISION - describes the i/o devices and file organisations that the program uses. DATA DIVISION - describes the layout of the records in the files and declares workspace in main store. PROCEDURE DIVISION - contains executable statements. We will not describe the contents of the IDENTIFICATION and ENVIRONMENT divisions any further as it would divert attention from the essentials of a Cobol program. These two divisions are also a rich source of dialects. 'Cobol reserved words and variable names can be in upper or lower case on most modern computer systems. The convention WAS upper case due to the limitations of hardware, but lower case is now accepted. CHAPTER THREE DATA The DATA DIVISION begins with the line DATA DIVISION beginning in the A area. It consists of two sections, each introduced by the lines FILE SECTION. and WORKING-STORAGE SECTION. which again must start in the A area. Everything else in the DATA DIVISION is written in the B area. The file section describes the structure of information that the program is to input or output, using Keyboar, Screen, Printer, Files or whatever. The WORKING-STORAGE section describes any other data that the program will use. The important item of data in Cobol is the record. We can think of the record as being a line of information keyed in at a terminal, or a line of information displayed on a screen or printer. A set of records of information can also be stored in a file. Because of the historical legacy of punched cards, all the records input or output from a particular file or device must be of equal length. For example, suppose we intend to input lines from the keyboard, each with a four-digit number on them. Then the decleration of the structure of each record is: 01 INPUT-LINE PIC 9999. Again, if we intend to output 80 character lines to a printer, we would describe them like this: 01 OUTPUT-LINE PIC x(80) The programmer gives records (and parts of records) names. The name rules are: (1) A name is made up of upto thirty characters each of which is either a letter or digit (0-9) or a hyphen (-). But a name must begin with a letter, and must not end with a hyphen. (2) Unfortunately there are alot of reserved words in Cobol that cannot be used as names. Worse still, although the standard specifies a list of words, individual systems usually have additional ones which are also tabboo. (3) If the programmer does not want or need to give a data item a name he or she can simply use the word FILLER in the data declaration instead of a name. Returning to the idea of records, a record may consist of several distinct parts. Suppose we wished to describe a record named DATE that consists of three parts. It can be done as follows:  01 DATE 05 DAY 05 MONTH 05 YEAR The numbers alongside the data names are called lcevel numbers. They indicate how data items are related to each other, as follows. Data items that ajoin each other in a record are described by giving them the same level number. If a data item consists of a collection of more elementary component parts, then they are described by indenting them and giving them a higher level number. Data items that are not expressed in terms of any more simple components must be described in greater detail. The programmer must state what sort of information the data item is intended to hold and how big it is. Here are some examples: 01 PERSON-RECORD. 05 SALARY PIC 9(5). 05 NAME PIC A(20). 05 ADDRESS PIC X(40). 05 TAX-RATE PIC 9V99. 05 BANK-BALANCE PIC S9(4)V99. Here SALARY can be used to accomodate a five digit number, NAME twenty letters and/or spaces, ADDRESS any forty characters, TAX- RATE a number with two digits after the implied decimal point (indicated by "V"), and BANK-BALANCE a number that can take on negative values (indicated by "S" at the start of the picture). The FILE SECTION of the DATA DIVISION describes the layout of records that are to be input and output. For each file that is to be processed by a program there must be several different record layouts. Each layout must be described as a seperate record following the heading FD (for file description) and the file name. For input files, these different layouts can be thought of as descibing the same area of main store. For output files, on the other hand, different record descriptions correspond to distinct areas of main store. The FILE SECTION is used exclusively for describing input or output files. If any other data items are required, for example to hold a total that is accumulated as a file is processed, then they must be described in the WORKING STORAGE SECTION. It is possible to set up items in WORKING-STORAGE that have fixed values in the following way: 01 TAX-RATE PIC 99 VALUE IS 30 (The picture and value must correspond). Although Cobol freely allows data that has been set up in this way to be modified by the execution of the program, we advise against doing it. Any data item whose value is to change during execution of the program should be initialised only by means of a statement executed in the PROCEDURE DIVISION. This avoids problems should the program be used in a re-entrant manner or if it is to be used as a subprogram that is to be called repeatedly. Certain useful data items with fixed values do not need to be set-up by the programmer because Cobol supplies these. These are ZERO, ZEROES, SPACE AND SPACES, with obvious meanings. CHAPTER FOUR EXECUTABLE STATEMENTS Statements that cause actions to be carried out when the program is executed are written in the PROCEDURE DIVISION. Execution begins at the first statement in the PROCEDURE DIVISION. A Cobol program might typically cause the input of some records of information from a file into the FILE SECTION, some computation on the values in the WORKING-STORAGE SECTION, and the output of a formatted report, record by record, from the FILE SECTION. In general, executable statements can: (a) input or output a record to or from the FILE SECTION. (b) copy information in main store (c) carry-out calculations. (d) perform different actions following a test or comparison on data items. (e) carry out a seequence of these actions. Statements are executed in sequence in the order that they are written, commencing with the first executable statement in the procedure division. (f) do any of the above repetitively. Each statement is written starting in the B area and terminated with a full stop. STOP Execution of the statement 'STOP RUN.' causes the program to terminate. MOVE The statement that copies information from one place in main store to another (one data item to another) is the MOVE statement. For example:- MOVE A TO B. copies the information in data item named A to data item B. If the two data items involved in a MOVE statement have different pictures, then there are complex rules that stipulate what will happen. We advise that it is safer not to move information to somewhere with a different picture. An exception to this rule arises when it is necessary to deliberately truncate a data item or to format it for printing (see later) CHAPTER FIVE SEQUENTIAL INPUT-OUTPUT Before an i/o device or file is accessed an OPEN statement must be executed, giving the name of the file (as given in the environment division) and stating whether data is to be input from or output to the file. For example:- OPEN INPUT TRANSACTION-FILE OPEN OUTPUT REPORT-FILE When a program has ceased using a file it should execute a CLOSE statement. For example:- CLOSE TRANSACTION-FILE Information is input and output a complete record at a time using the READ statement. For example:- READ TRANSACTION-FILE WRITE REPORT-LINE (This explanation of the READ statement is not completely correct, but it is adequate for the time being). Notice that with the READ statement the 'file name' is specified, but with the write statement it is the 'name of one of the records' associated with the output file. When an input record is read, it can be considered to be placed in main store in any one of the descriptions of the records of the file. When there are more than one record descriptions for a file they are like templates that give different layouts to the same area of store. On output it can be considered that a record is output from the place in main store specified by the record name. In some dialects of Cobol, records that are to be printed have to be treated specially. The first character of each record must be declared, but not used (it is used by the input-output system to specify vertical line formatting e.g. skip a page, skip 2 lines then print.) Part of a program to input one record and print it looks like this: FD TRANSACTION-FILE. 01 TRANSACTION-RECORD PIC X(80) FD REPORT-FILE. 01 REPORT-LINE. 05 VERTICAL-FORMAT-CHARACTER PIC X. 05 COPY-OF-TRANSACTION PIC X(80). 05 FILLER PIC X(52). PROCEDURE DIVISION. PRINT-A-RECORD OPEN INPUT TRANSACTION-FILE OUTPUT REPORT-FILE. READ TRANSACTION-FILE. MOVE SPACES TO REPORT-LINE. MOVE TRANSACTION-RECORD TO COPY-OF-TRANSACTION. WRITE REPORT-LINE. CLOSE TRANSACTION-FILE. CLOSE REPORT-FILE. STOP RUN. Our explanation of serial input-output is still incomplete in one important aspect. Since Cobol is primarily a language designed for information processing, the concept of a file is very important. A serial file is a series of records which can be input one at a time by means of READ statements until the system detects that the end of file has been reached. When this happens, a special part of the READ statement is executed. A convenient way to write it is shown in the following example:- READ TRANSACTION-FILE AT END MOVE YES TO END-OF-FILE. Where YES and END-OF-FILE are data items declared in WORKING- STORAGE. We describe later how best to process this condition. CHAPTER SIX Paragraphs and the PERFORM verb A long program with many statements may be very hard to understand if it is written as a single unbroken list of statements. Structured programming helps master such complexity by breaking down problem solutions into components that can be comprehended. Similarly, the paragraph feature of Cobol encourages programs to be expressed as a set of (short) sequences of instructions. Each sequence commences with a paragraph name, starting in the A margin. (The flexability of naming is the same as for data). The sequence of statements inside a paragraph can be invoked by executing a PERFORM statement, for example: PERFORM PROCESS-FILE If PERFORM's are used, the structure of a PROCEDURE DIVISION looks like the following example: PROCEDURE DIVISION. PROCES-FILE. PERFORM INITIALISE. PERFORM INPUT-AND-PROCESS-RECORDS. PERFORM TERMINATE. STOP RUN. INITIALISE. etc. INPUT-AND-PROCESS-RECORDS. etc. CHAPTER SEVEN REPETITION A varient of the PERFORM statement can be used to cause a named paragraph to be executed repeatedly until a condition is met. For example: PERFORM SEARCH-TABLE UNTIL ITEM IS EQUAL TO FOUND. A vitally important thing to remember is that the condition is tested before the paragraph is executed. One consequence of this is that if the condition is true to start with, the paragraph will not be executed at all. The operators available for use in PERFORMS and IF's are as follows. Each can be written in an alternative short way as indicated. IS GERATER THAN > IS NOT GREATER THAN NOT > IS LESS THAN < IS NOT LESS THAN NOT < IS EQUAL TO = IS NOT EQUAL TO NOT = Processing serial information As another example, one way of processing a serial file is to use the PERFORM statement as follows:- OPEN INPUT INPUT-FILE. MOVE FALSE TO END-OF-FILE. READ INPUT-FILE AT END MOVE TRUE TO END-OF-FILE. PERFORM ERAD-AND-PROCESS-RECORD UNTIL END OF FILE IS EQUAL TO TRUE. CLOSE INPUT-FILE. STOP RUN. READ-AND-PROCESS-RECORD. PERFORM PROCESS-RECORD. READ INPUT-FILE AT END MOVE TRUE TO END-OF-FILE. Note the initial read of the first record, if there is one. Complex conditions Conditions can be combined into more complex expressions using AND and OR operators, and expressions can be negated with the NOT operator. The use of brackets is essential to make such expressions absolutely clear. For example, the program fragment: PERFORM ...... UNTIL X > Y AND NOT A = B AND C = D is almost incomprehensible. But the following is clear and unambiguous: PERFORM ...... UNTIL ( X > Y ) AND NOT ( A = B AND C = D) Perform ...... times The PERFORM ... UNTIL construct is vital in situations when the number of repetitions is not known in advance. When the number of iterations is well-defined, however, the PERFORM ... TIMES variety of PERFORM statement is useful. Examples are:- PERFORM READ-DATA 20 TIMES. PERFORM ADDITION COUNT TIMES. CHAPTER EIGHT COMPARISON There are three ways of specifying that different actions should be taken as a result of carrying out a test. A simple example of the first way is:- IF HOURS-WORKED IS GREATER THAN STANDARD-HOURS PERFORM OVERTIME-CALCULATIONS. The conditions that can be tested are the same as those that can be written in the PERFORM ... UNTIL statement described above. In the remainder of this section we choose to use some abysmal data names (short and meaningless) in order to highlight the structuress of the IF statement. In the above example only a single statement, the PERFORM, is executed if the condition is met. Alternatively, several statements can be grouped together for execution. For example:- IF A IS GREATER THAN B MOVE X TO Y MOVE P TO Q PERFORM PRINT-LINE. Notice that there is one period at the end of the complete IF statement. A second type of IF statement allows a choice from two different actions to be selected following a comparison: IF HOURS-WORKED IS GREATER THAN STANDARD-HOURS PERFORM OVERTIME-CALCULATION ADD X TO Y ELSE PERFORM STANDARD-CALCULATION ADD P TO Q. Notice again that there is only one period that identifies the end of the complete IF statement. This is a most unfortunate ruls. (App 3 - more details) NESTING IF STATEMENTS The logic of an algorithm often decides that IF statements are nested, that is an IF appears as one of the statements within another IF: IF X IS EQUAL TO Y IF P IS EQUAL TO Q MOVE X TO Z ELSE MOVE V TO W. We have to be particularly vigilant in this sort of situation because although the sense may be entirely clear to us humans from the indentation, the Cobol compiler instead religiously concentrates only on periods and ELSE's. The rule for understanding nested IF statements is this: examine the prgram, starting at the top. Whenever an ELSE is encountered it matches up with the nearest preceding IF that does not have a corresponding ELSE. So in the above example, the MOVE V TO W relates to the IF P IS EQUAL TO Q. As you can see, nesting of IF statements can lead to dangerously unclear coding. CHAINED IF's So far we have only described facilities for carrying out at the most two different actions following a test. Sometimes, though, it is necessary to carry out three or more different actions. This third kind of selection can be done using a set of safely nested IF statements, as shown in the following: IF TRANSACTION-TYPE = NEW-RECORD PERFORM INSERT-NEW-RECORD ELSE IF TRANSACTION-TYPE = DELETE-RECORD PERFORM DELETE-EXISTING-RECORD ELSE IF TRANSACTION-TYPE = CHANGE-RECORD PERFORM UPDATE-RECORD ELSE PERFORM TRANSACTION-EROR. Although these IF statements are in fact nested to a high degree, they are easy to understand, particularly if the statements are indented as shown. DATA VALIDATION Sometimes a program has to test data that has been input to see for example whether it does, as intended, consist of digits. Cobol allows this to be done in the following way: IF D IS NUMERIC etc. IF D IS NOT NUMERIC etc. Should it be necessary to check to see whether data is alphabetic, we can use statements like this: IF D IS ALPHABETIC etc. IF D IS NOT ALPHABETIC etc. As in picture clauses, numeric means the digits 0-9 and alphabetic means the letters A-Z and spaces. There are some rules that rather spoil this picture: An item declared with an alphabetic picture cannot be tested for numeric. so that: 01 x pic a(4). if x is numeric ... is illegal if x is not alphabetic is ok There's another rule An item declared with a numeric picture cannot be tested for alphabetic. so that: 01 x pic 9(4). if x is alphabetic ... is illegal if x is not numeric ... is ok On the other hand, if an item is declared as alphanumeric (with pic x), then we can carry out any test on it. CHAPTER NINE CALCULATION In Cobol, calculation on data items that have numeric values can be done with the COMPUTE statement. Here is an example: COMPUTE NET-PAY = GROSS-PAY - TAX The following operators are available: + add - subtract * multiply / divide ** raise to the power of Whenever there is the slightest ambiguity in the meaning of an expression, brackets can and should be used to make the intention clear. (Although there are rules that determine the order of evaluation of any expression, they are easily remembered wrongly, and are a good source of errors.) For example: COMPUTE PERCENTAGE-PROFIT = (SELL-PRICE - COST-PRICE) / 100 Expressions inside brackets are always evaluated first. Remember that each operator must be preceded by and followed by at least one space. If the data item that is to contain the result of a calculation has a picture that is insufficient to contain the answer, then the result is truncated (or chopped off) so as to fit. For example, if the true answer is 123.456 and the picture is 9(2)V9(2) then the actual result will be 23.45. More commonly it is necessary to round an answer, for example, to the nearest whole currency unit. This can be done like this:- COMPUTE TAX ROUNDED = EARNINGS * TAX-RATE. Though COMPUTE can handle many forms of calculation, most Cobol programmers use ADD, SUBTRACT, MULTIPLY, DIVIDE, eg- ADD ONE TO COUNT SUBTRACT SALES FROM STOCK. Very occasionally it may be necessary to compute the remainder that arises from the division of a pair of integers. For this purpose the DIVIDE statement is useful:- DIVIDE A BY B GIVING C REMAINDER D. ADD - 2 forms - add to add giving eg:- add a to b add 3 to b add a b to c, d add a 5 giving b SUBTRACT - 2 forms - subtract from subtract from giving similarly to add. MULTIPLY - 2 forms - multiply by multiply by giving similar to add DIVIDE - 2 forms - divide into divide into/by giving similarly to add Any of the above can be optionally followed by ROUNDED and/or ON SIZE ERROR eg:- divide a into b giving c rounded divide a into b giving c on size error perform my-error-proc CHAPTER TEN CASE STUDY The purpose of the program is to provide a personal telephone directory. When the program runs, it displays the following on the screen : || | | | hello | | the choices are: | | | | 1 look up a number | | 2 display the lot | | 3 new entry | | 4 change entry | | 5 quit | | | | I await your choice | |_______________________________________________________________| If the user keys in the number 3, the computer displays: || | | | New Entry | | =========== | | | | Give me a name: | | | | Give me a number: | |  | | | | | | o.k. done | |_______________________________________________________________| If the user keys in the number 2, the computer displays: || | List of the Lot | | ================= | | | | name number | | ==== ====== | | Doug 2344 | | Peter 1077 | | Ruth 2143 | | Matthew 7612 | | | | | |_______________________________________________________________| How do we start to construct the program ? We start with pseudo- code (of course !). Here is the overall logic: initialise display menu input response while reply not quit do act on choice display menu input response endwhile tidy up stop We could go on and design the rest of the program. But instead let's use top-down implementation, and do it bit by bit. At this stage, we intend that the procedure called 'initialize' will do a whole ragbag of things like opening files. We don't worry too much about the detail of any of the procedures until we come to consider them in detail. We are more concerned to get the overall logic of the program correct. So here is the Cobol for the main program (derived straight from the pseudo-code): main-program. perform initialize. perform display-menu. perform input-response. perform act-display-input until choice = 5. perform tidy-up. stop run. Because we are using top-down implementation, we will implement some of these simply as stubs: initialize. open input terminal. display-menu. act-display-input. tidy-up. close terminal. input-response. read keyboard at end move 'y' to eof. This program won't be using the end of file facility (not for the keyboard anyway), but nonetheless Cobol insists that we specify an action for end of file. So we use the usual mechanism. We will need to construct an environment, an identification and a data division, but we can do most of that by copying an old Cobol program. A new bit will be the description of a line of input: fd keyboard. 01 menu-reply. 02 choice pic 9. 02 filler pic x (12). We have only made a tentative guess at how long input lines are going to be. We may have to change the x(12) later on. We can run this program in its current form, and check that it works alright. Can you see what it is capable of doing ? The idea behind running the program is that we can find all the errors so far, before we have a large program in which to track them down. We can make the program do a little more if we fill out the following stub a little: act-display-input. perform input-response. Let us now work on the following paragraph: display-menu. move " hello " to output-line. write output-line. move " choices are " to output-line. write output-line. perform blank-line 4 times. move " 1 look up number" to output-line. write output-line. etc. blank-line. move spaces to output-line. write output-line. We will have to remember to put: open output screen into paragraph "initialize". Again we can run the program in this incomplete form. Next we might choose to work on: act-display-input. if choice = 1 perform look-up. if choice = 2 perform display-all. if choice = 3 perform new-entry. if choice = 4 perform change-entry. perform display-menu. perform input-response. We will now nee snubs for these new procedures. A good idea is to get them to output a message saying what they are to do. For example: look-up. display "pretending to look up a number". So what we now have is a complete Cobol program that will run and looks as if it does something vaguely useful. Here is the coding: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. PROGRAM-ID. TELDIR. ENVIRONMENT DIVISION. INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION. FILE-CONTROL. SELECT

DATA DIVISION. FILE SECTION. FD KEYBOARD LABEL RECORDS ARE OMITTED. 01 MENU-REPLY. 02 CHOICE PIC 9. 02 FILLER PIC X(12). FD SCREEN LABEL RECORDS ARE OMITTED. 01 LINE-OUTPUT. 02 FILLER PIC X. 02 OUTPUT-LINE PIC X(29). WORKING STORAGE SECTION. 01 EOF PIC X. PROCEDURE DIVISION. ................... and so on ................. Now we go on by choosing one of the stubs to flesh out. A good idea might be to choose 'new-entry' because we can then use it to get some data into the program. Before we get into hacking the Cobol, it might be a good idea to do some design - because it might not be very simple. The program is going to use a serial file to hold the information about telephone numbers. It might not be the best type of file to use, but it is the only type we know about - and in any case, it is a very common type of file. The trouble with a serial file is that we cannot add information to it. The only way to add new information is to make a copy of the file, adding the new information to the end (or where-ever). Then we have to remember to copy the information back into the original file. new-entry open for input the info-file open for output the temp-file read info-file while not eof do write temp-file read info-file endwhile write new record to temp-file close info-file close temp-file copy temp-file to info-file copy temp-file to info-file open for input the temp-file open for output the info-file read temp-file while not eof do write info-file read temp-file endwhile close temp-file close info-file We can now translate this into Cobol, remembering to put the additional information into the data division and remembering the additional filedef information. We get a Cobol program that we can run and see whether it appears to be putting information into the file. We can check whether it is by using the normal CMS command to display the contents of the file. Now to work on the operation of looking up a telephone number. We must search through the file (serially) until we either find what we want or get to the end of the file. There are several ways of writing an algorithm to do this. Here is one. (you may be able to think of a better one.) It uses a 'flag' called 'state of search'. This holds a value that describes how the search is going - 'searching', 'found', or 'not found'. look up a number display message get name from user state of search := searching do if name = one we want then state of search := found endif if end of file then state of search := not found endif read endwhile if found then display number on screen else display error message endif close file Notice that we keep putting the open and close operations in the pseudo-code. Some people might say these are operations that are too detailed to go in the pseudo-code, but, on the other hand, it is easy to forget them. When we code this into Cobol we have a program that is actually useful, though it doesn't do everything that we want. It is an exercise for the student to complete the program by addition of the code to display all the entries and to change an existing entry. CHAPTER ELEVEN FORMATTING OUTPUT Cobol is rich in facilities for producing printed output that is attractively laid out. There are two sets of facilities - one for determining where lines are printed on a page and the second for printing numbers in a readable form. Additionally, most modern Cobol systems allow the programmer to display and read data at a specified position on the VDU screen. The following examples show how lines can be skipped (which is the same as leaving blank lines) and how lines can be printed as a heading at the top of a new page. WRITE REPORT-LINE AFTER ADVANCING 2 LINES. WRITE HEADING AFTER ADVANCING PAGE. WRITE SUM BEFORE ADVANCING 1 LINE. To control the laycut of a number that is printed, special characters called editing characters are written in the description of the picture of the number input. Suppose we want to print a 3 digit number. Then we can simply give it the picture: PIC 999. If the value of the number happened to be 123, we would get the number 123 printed. If the value was 006, we would get 006 printed. Suppose we wanted to have the 'leading zero's suppressed', which means that where there are zero's at the beginning of a number they are printed as spaces. Then we could use the picture: PIC ZZ9. With a value 123 this would give us 123, while with a value of 006 we would get space space 6. The next thing we might want to do is to print the sign of a number. Remember that if the picture of a data item is preceded by the letter S, as in: PIC S99999. it means that the number can take on both positive and negative values. (If the S is not there, the number can only be positive.) Now suppose we need to print a number that can be positive or negative. A suitable picture would be: PIC -999. This gives a space if the number happens to be positive, and a minus sign if it is negative. Now what about numbers that have fractional parts, and therefore have been declared with a picture with the letter V in them, like this: PIC 999V99. If we print this as it stands, we wouldn't get the decimal point printed. Instead we have to have a picture like this: PIC 999.99. The decimal point within the number instructs the system to print the point. Another thing we might want to do is to print, say, only 1 digit after the decimal point. We can do this by moving the number from the data item where it resides, say, with picture: PIC 999V999. to a place with picture: PIC 999.9. This is the only occasion where it is safe in Cobol to move something from one place to another where the pictures are of differing lengths. The effect is to truncate (or chop off) the number, but keeping the decimal point in the right place. In summary, editing characters allow the printing of: the sign, the decimal point, leading blanks or asterisks, a currency symbol commas, to indicate thousands, millions, etc. and combinations of these. The rules governing the use of editing characters are complex and it is common to make errors. It is a good idea to know what sort of facilities are available. But it is probably better to look them up when we need them, rather than remember how to use them. Here are some examples of the use of editing characters: value of number picture printed text 023.45 999.99 023.45 0003.45 ZZZ9.99 3.45 (prec by 3 spce) -02.34 -99.9 -02.3 Normally numbers are input into the input-output section and calculations are performed in the WORKING-STORAGE SECTION. Then the results are moved to the appropriate part of the input-output section, where their pictures include editing characters, for printing. Calculations cannot then be performed on this edited information. CHAPTER 12 TITLES Much of the information that we have to deal with is presented in the form of tables. Examples are timetables, mathematical tables, directories. Cobol provides a convenient way of representing such information. The idea is to give every item in a table the same name, and to distinguish an individual item by specifying its position by means of an integer known as a subscript. Thus we could declare the following table (in the DATA DIVISION) in order to hold the names of twenty towns: 01 TABLE-OF-TOWNS. 02 TOWN OCCURS 20 PIC X (20). Then the tenth item in the table would be referred to as TOWN (10) and the Nth item (where N is an integer declared in the data division) as TOWN(N). We could write: MOVE "SHEFFIELD " TO TOWN (9). A variant of the PERFORM verb is useful in processing arrays: PERFORM ADDITION VARYING N FROM 1 BY 1 UNTIL N = 20. Note that, as with the PERFORM ... UNTIL version of PERFORM, the test is carried out before the paragraph is executed, so the paragraph ADDITION is PERFORMED only 19 times rather than 20. TABLES OF NUMBERS Here is an example of a table of student marks. We want to add them together. 01 marks. 02 mark occurs 16 pic 99. 01 topic pic 99. 01 total pic 999. move zero to total. perform addition varying topic from 1 by 1 until topic = 17. addition. add mark (topic) to total. TABLE OF RECORDS Each element in a table can be a record. For example: 01 TRAVEL-INFO. 02 DESTINATION OCCURS 20. 03 NAME PIC X(20). 03 FARE PIC 99v99. declares 20 records, each describing a destination. Each record consists of a name and a fare. In the procedure division, a reference to: DESTINATION (6) means a complete record, the sixth. 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Enable/disable display of hex possesion and para/amphib target hex information. This function shows which side controls a given hex by putting a coloured dot in the lower left corner of all the hex's on the map. Warsaw pact hex's -- red dot; Neutral hex's -- a white dot; NATO owned hex's -- blue dot. If the P/A hex is in the display area, it will be indicated with an outlined CHECK mark. Invoke the strategic overview display. The entire map will be displayed at a greatly reduced scale. To exit you must select a location on the overview display. The standard map display will be centered on the selected area. You may also select any hex on the standard map display for additional information (displayed below the map) on terrain and units in the hex. To do this pess the left mouse button while the map cursor is in the desired hex. If a hex containing a unit is selected, that unit and any other units belonging to its corps will be marked with a small rectangle in the lower left corner of the unit icon. Full unit information will only be available for friendly and neutral hex's. SAVING A GAME -- Each game consists of 20 or 60 turns representing the first 10 or 30 days of WW III in central Europe. Each turn represents 12 hours of time. TRAVEL MODE MOVEMENT COSTS TERRAIN COST (In movement points) Open ..................................................... 3 Road (all terrain except rough) .......................... 1 Road (rough terrain) ..................................... 2 Urban .................................................... 2 Marsh .................................................... 4 Forest ................................................... 3 Rough .................................................... 4 Mountain ................................................. N/A Sea/Lake ................................................. N/A Ferry .................................................... 10-12 Dutch highway ............................................ 10-12 Exit river hex to a non-friendly non road hex ............ +3 Entering friendly hex which already contains a unit ...... +1 Entering non friendly hex ................................ +1 PM Turn (per hex) ........................................ +1 Exiting from a hex adjacent to an enemy unit ............. +4 Road (non rough) hex on cold/storm turn .................. +1 Road (non rough) hex (NATO only) ......................... +1 Units may not enter hex's occupied by enemy units or friendly units belonging to another corps. All movement costs are cumulative. No unit of either alliance may enter Austria unless it is first invaded by the Warsaw Pact. TERRAIN EFFECTS ON UNIT COMBAT STRENGTHS TERRAIN TYPE LETHALITY LIGHT UNITS SURVIVABILITY Open ................ 1.0 ........... 1.0 ............... 1.0 Forest .............. 1.0 ........... 2.0 ............... 1.5 Rough ............... 1.0 ........... 2.0 ............... 1.5 Marsh ............... 1.0 ........... 2.0 ............... 1.0 Urban ............... 1.0 ........... 3.0 ............... 2.0 River ............... 0.75 .......... 1.0 ............... 1.0 The light units modifier applies only to units listed as having a survivability of one or two (see later). Survivability modifiers are cumulative, thus increasing the survivability of light units in urban terrain six-fold. WEATHER EFFECTS ON CHEMICAL WEAPONS WEATHER ARTILLERY MOD ADDITIONAL READINESS LOSS Fair/Warm .............. 1.1 .................. 4 Fair/Mild .............. 1.2 .................. 2 Fair/Cold .............. 1.2 .................. 2 Cloudy/Warm ............ 1.2 .................. 4 Cloudy/Mild ............ 1.3 .................. 2 Cloudy/Cold ............ 1.3 .................. 2 Storms ................. 1.0 ............. No Effect Thus, all artillery factors are multiplied by 1.1 on a Fair/Warm day and all combats result in an additional 4 points readiness being lost DESCRIPTION OF ICONS: A rectangle with an oval inside and two spikes on top are tank divisions or UNIFIED CORPS divisions. Armoured division. Panzer division. Division Blindee. A rectangle with an oval inside and one spike on top is a motorized rifle division. Infantry Division. Gebirgsjaeger division. Panzergrendaier division. Division D'Infanterie. As above but one spike - Motorized rifle brigade. Infantry brigade. Mechanized or motorized brigade. Heimatshutzbrigade. A rectangle with a SEAGULL inside and two spikes - Airborne division. Division Aeromobile. As above but one spike - Airborne brigade. Air assault brigade. Fallschirmjaegar Brigade. Para-commando regiment. A rectangle containing an anchor and one spike on top - Marine brigade. Naval infantry Brigade. Marine regiment. Rectangle with a dot in it - Artillery division, brigade or regiment. A rectangle containing a slashed oval and one spike on top - Armoured cavalry regiment. A rectangle containing 'HQ' - Corps or army headquarters. Here is a list of the various combat characteristics of the equipment used by units in the game. The values represent our best estimates of the performance of the equipment in the battle conditions that they are likely to face in any near conflict in Central Europe. Key:- M -- Mirage D -- Draken J -- Jaguar (R) -- Recce SR -- Strategic recce DR -- Deep Recce TR -- Tactical Recce AS -- Air Superiority STR -- Strike CAS -- Close air support AVION -- Avionice SURV. -- Survivability WARSAW PACT AIRCRAFT. TYPE SR DR TR AS STR CAS AVION SURV. SU-17/20/22 0 0 0 2 3 3 3 3 SU-24 0 0 0 1 4 3 4 3 SU-25 0 0 0 1 3 3 2 3 MIG-21 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 3 MIG-23 0 0 0 4 1 1 3 4 MIG-25/31 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 4 MIG-27 0 0 0 3 3 3 3 3 MIG-29 0 0 0 5 1 1 4 4 SU-17 (RECCE) 2 3 3 0 0 0 3 4 MIG-21 (RECCE) 1 2 3 0 0 0 3 4 MIG-25 (RECCE) 3 3 3 0 0 0 3 5 NATO AIRCRAFT TYPE SR DR TR AS STR CAS AVION. SURV. ALPHA,M V 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 3 A-10 0 0 0 1 3 4 2 3 F-111,B-52 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 3 M III,D,F-104 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 3 F-4,TORNADO 0 0 0 3 3 3 3 4 F-15,M 2000 0 0 0 5 3 2 5 4 F-16,F-18,M F1 0 0 0 4 3 3 3 4 J,A-7,HARRIER 0 0 0 1 3 2 3 3 F-117 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 5 SR-71,TR-1 (R) 3 3 3 0 0 0 4 5 J,D,M (R) 1 2 3 0 0 0 3 4 F-4,F-16,M F1 2 3 3 0 0 0 4 4 WEAPON SYSTEMS: NAME LETHALITY SURVIVABILITY USER Light infantry squad 2 2 PACT/nATO ATTACK HELICOPTERS:- MI-24/28 12 8 PACT AH-1 12 8 NATO AH-64 14 10 NATO PAH-1 11 8 NATO GAZELLE 11 8 NATO LYNX 11 9 NATO TANKS:- T-55 8 8 PACT T-64 9 9 PACT T-72 9 9 PACT T-80 9 9 PACT T-84 9 10 PACT M-41 2 6 NATO M-48 8 8 NATO M-60 9 9 NATO/AUSTRIA M-1 10 10 NATO LEOPARD 9 8 NATO LEOPARD-2 10 10 NATO AMX-30 8 8 NATO CENTURIAN 8 8 NATO CHIEFTAIN 10 9 NATO CHALLENGER 10 10 NATO PERSONNEL CARRIERS AND INFANTRY FIGHTING VEHICLES:- BMP WITH SQUAD 5 4 PACT BMD WITH SQUAD 5 4 PACT BTR WITH SQUAD 3 3 PACT OT-64 WITH SQUAD 3 3 PACT M-113 WITH SQUAD 3 3 NATO M-2 WITH SQUAD 6 4 NATO M-3 WITH SQUAD 6 4 NATO MARDER WITH SQUAD 4 5 NATO SPARTAN WITH SQUAD 3 4 NATO FV-432 WITH SQUAD 3 3 NATO MCV-80 WITH SQUAD 4 4 NATO SAXON WITH SQUAD 3 3 NATO AMX-10 WITH SQUAD 5 4 NATO VAB WITH SQUAD 3 3 NATO YPR-765 WITH SQUAD 4 4 NATO SAURER 4K4 W/SQUAD 4 4 AUSTRIA ARTILLERY:- 2S1 SPA 11 5 PACT 2S3 SPA 13 5 PACT 2S4 SPA 15 4 PACT 2S5 SPA 14 4 PACT 2S7 SPA 16 4 PACT 2S9 SPA 11 5 PACT DANA SPA 13 4 PACT M-109 SPA 16 5 NATO AUF-1 SPA 16 5 NATO F-3 SPA 15 4 NATO ABBOT SPA 11 5 NATO M-110 SPA 13 4 NATO 122 HWTZR TOWED 12 2  PACT 152 HWTZR TOWED 14 2 PACT 8 INCH HWTZR TOWED 13 2 NATO 155 HWTZR TOWED 16 2 NATO 105 HWTZR TOWED 11 2 NATO 122 MRL MRL 14 2 PACT BM-21 MRL 17 2 PACT BM-22 MRL 19 3 PACT RM-70 MRL 18 2 PACT MLRS MRL 20 6 NATO LARS MRL 17 3 NATO 82 MRTR MORTAR 11 2 PACT 120 MRTR MORTAR 11 2 PACT/NATO VASILYEK MORTAR 14 2 PACT 81 MRTR MORTAR 12 2 NATO 4.2 MRTR MORTAR 14 2 NATO M-125 MORTAR 12 3 NATO M-113/MRTR MORTAR 14 4 NATO M-106 MORTAR 14 4 NATO FROG/SS21 TAC MX 11 5 PACT LANCE TAC MX 11 5 NATO ANTI-TANK WEAPONS:- AT-4 2 1 PACT AT-5 3 1 PACT MILAN 2 1 NATO DRAGON 1 1 NATO TOW 3 1 NATO BRDM/ATGM 3 3 PACT JAGUAR 3 7 NATO M-109 3 5 NATO STRIKER 3 3 NATO FV-438 3 3 NATO VAB/HOT 3 3 NATO YPR/TOW 3 4 NATO M-150 3 3 NATO KUERASSIER 3 4 AUSTRIA JAGDPANZER KANONE 2 7 NATO SPG-9 1 2 PACT 85 ATG 1 2 PACT 100 ATG 2 2 PACT ARMORED RECCE VEHICLES:- PT-76 2 4 PACT FOX 2 5 NATO SCORPION 2 6 NATO SCIMITER 2 6 NATO LUCHS 2 5 NATO AMX-10RC 3 5 NATO M-113/CR 2 3 NATO That's about all I intend to do on this subject. It's a pretty second rate war game anyhow, with little imagination. I'm pissed off with the enemy being the Russians. A bit out of date isn't it. But some-one must like this typed of thing. SINBAD AND THE THRONE OF THE FALCON ON THE TRAIL: At the crossroads you will see a signpost of the cities you can travel to. At the top right of the screen is a bar that tells you where you are. At the right end of the location bar is a restart box and a music box - the uses of which are pretty obvious. You may plan your destination by clicking on the mpa on sinbads belt. Check your progress, as well as the precious time left to you by clicking on the theraniil stone next to the map. You'll also use the stone to issue orders to the armies of Damaron. If the Gods smile on you and you find a genie, you may click on his bottle to confer with him. Your travels wil take you on ocean voyages as well as overland trecks, and all of the tools listed above are available to you in your cabin aboard the Sabaralus. To travel on the high seas, you may click on any of the destinations listed on the right hand page of the log book. To land at your current location click on the left page. If your strength runs low click on the strength bar to rest for a day. You can converse with characters by clicking on them. War-What is it good for? Evoke the power of the Theraniil stone. Contact the field commanders by clicking on the soldier. A map of Damaron will appear in the crystal. The white troops are your men. Click on them to learn their status: unit number, strength and current movement orders. You may order them to move one hex in any direction. Units ordered into water hex's become ships. Click on an enemy unit when one of your troops is adjacent to learn the enemy's strength. When opposing units move into the same square, the battle commences. Units adjacent to a battle lend their strength to their comrades, so keep your units in groupsl When your strength runs low, send your troops to a supply center(the gold hex's and the palace). Pteranoxos are messengers for the baddy so shoot them down with your bow before they can return to their master. Moving the joystick left and right moves the arrow along the bottom of the screen. Up and down alter the angle of your aim. The cyclops raid your camps and kidnap your men. You must persue the cyclops to his cave, avoiding nasty wildlife, then kill the villian with your sling. Watch out for the boulders the cyclops throws. When ever Sinbad discovers an Idol, he must attempt to grab one of the eyes. To do this click on one of the eyes when you are sure it is safe. Disturbing the three sisters is a risky business. Their wrath is liable to take the form of an earthquake. If this happens you must reach the surface before the opening closes or your strength fails. Jump across ledges at the same level by pushing left of right and pressing the fire button. To jump up a level, push up and press the fire button. Pull back and press fire to drop down a level. REMEMBER -- Four characters are vital to your success: LIBITINA (Who wants your body, and we all know what for). Let her have it and she will give you great strength. THE GENIE -- Able to help you in tight situations. After you find him he will stay on hand to help you as the situations arise. If you lose him, undertake a search and you may find him again. THE SHAMAN -- Is one of the first people you need to find. He alone holds the knowledge of how to free the Caliph from the curse. When you locate him, heed his words. And don't forget where you found him. THE GYPSY -- Be patient with her and be sympathetic to her ills and she may give you some valuable guidance. When in a port you can send out a recruiting party to attempt to find some more sailor for your ship. The larger the city prot the greater the chance/number of recruits you may find. Long live the Caliph! H .& 2 * (GET TO A BLOCKED DOOR IN FRONT OF YOU. WHEN YOU GO TO KICK IT IN, DO AN UPWARDS KICK. AS SOON AS THE DOOR BREAKS IN, WAIT A MILLISECOND, AND THEN DO 2 MORE UP KICKS. THIS WILL KNOCK THE BIRD BEFORE IT GETS A CHANCE ON YOU. FROM HERE ON, IT IS UP TO YOU. I PREFER KICKING THE BIRD AND IT IS EASIEST WHEN IT IS ON THE TOP LEVEL. JUST WAIT UNTIL THE BIRD IS 1 1/2 INCHES IN FRONT OF YOU, AND THEN KICK 3 TIMES. IF YOU GET IT GOOD, IF NOT, TRY AGAIN. AKIMA HIMSELF: HE REALLY IS NO DIFFERENT THAN ANY OTHER LEVEL 3 GUARD. IGNORE THE FACT THAT HE APPEARS BIGGER AND CONCENTRATE ON GETTING IN 1 OR 2 PUNCHES AFTER SOME KICKS. KILL HIM, RUN INTO THE ROOM WHERE THE PRINCESS IS STANDING. IF YOU WALK, SHE KILLS YOU. JUST RUN RIGHT INTO HER. ONE TECHNIQUE THAT I DID NOT MENTION IS SPAR FIGHTING. IN THIS METHOD, JUST WAIT UNTIL HE IS NOT KICKING, JUMP UP AND PUNCH. THERE IS A DE Last Ninja Solve This is not completely mine but I have added and corrected some things. The Doctor. Some hints for the game: *Very important : save the game before you fight or cross the rivers!!! (It's like a little cheat, you can restart after you lost your life or power) The Doctor's Hint on Fighting: I am not good at things like this so I developed the following. Enter a screen where there is to be combat. Get in a telling blow without getting hurt and then back out. Save the game and then repeat until you kill the guy. If it is a screen where the guy revives after you leave (yes, it happens alot) don't save it here but wait for a save screen. I did it this way and won -- killed the master without doing this but I had little of my three lives left. Level 1: The Wastelands. Get all the flashing objects. You don't have to kill all the enemies. However, you must pick things up in order. You don't have to cross the rivers in this level, you will endup circling around. After you get the sword, numchucks (chained sticks on a dead body), smoke bomb, key, and a little bag. Then you go to the place where you found the smoke bomb. The color of the river is red (probably lava), jump to the upper right corner (you will be at another screen). Then, you will find the apple (extra life, if you still have 3 lifes, you will get a total of 4 lifes. Also if you have low power status, press contrl-H to kill yourself (get the apple first), then you can get another apple)..Later on, you will find the ninja star (these is limited, save them)..When you get to the screen where you see a pink dragon, the only way to pass this screen is to throw one of your smoke bomb (you must throw the bomb to front of the dragon), then the dragon will fall to sleep, walk over and you have passed the first level. Level 2: The Wilderness. You have more things to get, I don't think that you can enter the house in the first screen of the 2nd level. Get the claw in that screen (it's very small, in front of the stone lion (right side)...) Later on you will find apples again. When you reach the screen with a tall cliff, you have to climb up the cliffs (with the claw, of course). When you get to the screen with a brick wall, climb down backward. don't forget to hold the claw.. (Do it on the right side of the wall, the white part on the bottom of the wall is ok..). Cross the river on the next screen. In this area you find the glove and ninja magic which makes you flash. Get the glove and then the magic. Hurry to recross the river, go up and cross the river again. Hurry, fighting if you have to, and find the two stone dragons, the second one will fire at you but if you have ninja magic still working fast enough you can get by. You have passed the 2nd level.. Level 3: The Gardens. You will find another apple tree...get it..more life..yea! First you have to get a golden necklace on the budda's neck (where you have to cross the river through the rocks on the river)..this river has a blue dragon, don't pay any attention to it, it won't fire at you..After you get the thing, go back. Find the flower. Pick up with flower with your glove. Keep going ahead. when you see a small river (with no rocks), jump over the river (it took me few times to do so) Later on, you will find a golden Budda Statue, kneel in front of it with the golden necklace and you have passed level 3. Level 4: The Dungeon. This is the fun part with nice graphics, don't even think about fighting the gaint spider, or killing the ghosts or mice (you don't have to kill them anyway). (The easiest way to kill the skeletons is to kick them once) Again, find the apple and a rope. Walk around until you find a chamber with 2 rows of steel rings on the wall (like a ladder), kill the enemy and climb up with the rope. Level 5: The Palace. Get the apple again (This is the last one). On the same screen, use the key to enter the door. You then want to go left. In this screen, you can get by the guard without fighting and he will commit hari kari. Sort of neat. You will then be in a room with a giant statue. Save it here. Get next to the statue and slowy (clinging as closely as possible to the statue and facing up - toward the statue) work you way slowly around the statue. The sword will eject and you will be safe. (This part provided by Ed "Apple Guru Moore" - TSEMM@ALASKA) This next part is crucial in my opinion. Proceed forward to the next screen and almost (not quite) kill the guy there. Then go back to the statue screen and go up. (Note if you save the game on the screen with the statue, you will have to get by the statue again). In the upper screen, kill the guard and get the Ninja magic. This is short lived and you have to move quickly. Return to the screen where you almost killed the guy, finish him off and exit using the read stairs. If you do not have sufficient magic, you will die on the stairs. Level 6: The Inner Sanctum: Warning: there are no more apples. This level starts as a hallway in which there are four rooms. The fourth contains poison (needed later) and the third the passage to continue. Each room has a guard outside and there is one in the third room. Trying to figure it out, I found that the level is a wrap around. Therefore the best way to go on (with the least amount of fighting) is to exit up the screen instead of down. This puts you in front of the fourth door. Kill the guard, then go get the poison. Come back and kill the guard again, go to the third room (exit up), kill the guard, enter the room and kill the guard. The exit the door way up and hold the flower. Walk to the last big vase at the end of the room. The flower will be put in the vase causing a secret passage to be revealed. SAVE THE GAME. The next part takes practice. Hold the poison bottle and carry no weapon. In the next room, you see a grey dog, walk slowly and when the dog wakes up, throw the posion bottle. You must throw it right in front of the dog. Then you enter another room with a giant statue with a big arrow . In the upper side of the corridor where you enter, there is some red (blood?) on the carpet. This is concealing some ninja magic. Get it and you are by. Don't save it now, wait for the next screen. There is one guy to kill and then the master. He is tough (wearing armour) but beatable. Then you are in the last screen; save your game. Put away any weapon. There are two squares - you must jump and land inside the smaller. Then take the scroll and watch the ending. llisions between a sprite and the mouse is easy. You can also test a specific area of the screen to see if the user has entered it with the mouse. Reading the mouse is equally straightforward as the position of the pointer is instantly returned by the x mouse and y mouse function.Eg:- 10 locate 0,0:print x mouse,y mouse:goto 10 THE JOYSTICK STOS includes a number of simple commands which enable you to test the movements of a joystick. Eg:- Plug a joystick into the right socket an .---------------------------------. : : : L O O M S O L V E : : : `---------------------------------' Whenever you see a ***STORY*** that means to pay extra attention to story to get the important 4 threads. It is easy to get the 4 threads by lookin at the colors that the distaff releases during the sounds. It is a good idea to save your game before you see these stories in case you couldn't catch it the first time. Also, you have to case reverse of a spell. Example: If the OPEN spell is "ECED" you would use "DECE" in order to get the reverse effect. look leaf goto elder's tent -story- get distaff look egg write down OPEN sound cast OPEN on egg -story- look loom write down SWAN sound goto grave look thorns goto screen that has trees and knotholes look at all 4 trees write down LIGHT sound goto tent with gold look darkness cast LIGHT look wheel write down STRAW TO GOLD sound look straw cast STRAW TO GOLD goto tent that has clothes look book look flask write down WATER sound look boiling pot write down DYE sound look wool cast DYE look heap cast DYE goto cliff look sky cast OPEN sound -story- goto dock jump off bridge get on log look waterspout write down TWIST sound cast reverse of TWIST sound goto land goto forest ***STORY*** write down CAMOUFLAGE sound leave goto city see men in tower cast reverse of CAMOUFLAGE sound go into tower look crystal press crystal look scythe write down SHARPEN sound go to the left look bell ring bell look sphere write ILLUSION sound look crystal press crystal go to right look bell ring bell leave tower goto shepards cast ILLUSION goto fence where sheep are look sheep poke sheep write down SLEEP sound go to house look sheep - keep on look at the sheep until you see the HEAL spell write down HEAL spell leave look sheep cast DYE -story- look gold cast reverse of STRAW INTO GOLD cast STRAW INTO GOLD cast SLEEP on dragon cast reverse of STRAW INTO GOLD -story- go into cave - you must wander around until you fall and see a pool of water look pool write down REFLECT sound cast WATER sound look sphere 3 times - each time gives you a different image leave by going to the right look winding path cast reverse of TWIST leave look at boy - Rusty cast SLEEP cast REFLECT go to blacksmiths guild go into guild look Mr. Stroke look straw -story- get distaff look door cast OPEN leave go down steps look conversation look sword cast reverse of SHARPEN -story- look door cast OPEN -story- look sphere -story- leave look cleric - Mandible -story- get distaff go back to room with cages leave - you fall into large rift - look big blue rift cast HEAL look red rift go into red rift look skeleton -story- look skeleton cast HEAL go back into red rift look red rift cast HEAL goto blue rift go into blue rift look shepards cast HEAL got back into blue rift look blue rift cast HEAL go left until you see green rift go into green rift look man go back into green rift look green rift cast HEAL - keep going left until you see a pond - go into pond -story- go left until you see giant rift enter giant rift go right until you see screen with loom look loom ***STORY*** write down SILENCE sound look duck cast reverse of SILENCE ***STORY*** write down COOK sound look cooked duck cast reverse of COOK ***STORY*** write down rift sound look feather look loom cast RIFT -story- walk into rift look at yourself cast SWAN -story- THE END Well, that's all of it!! Hope you enjoy this solve and this game. -BUCCANEER-- , AND, GOTO, GOSUB, MOD, AS EG:- THESE ARE ILLEGAL CAST SORT BANDS MODERN TOAD Unlike most basics STOS uses INTegers by default. So if you have: a=623.123 then a will equal 623. These integers can range from -2147483648 to +2147483648 Real numbers a MEAN STREETS SOLUTION --------------------- Compiled by: Lord Ironwolffe Unless you are really stuck. I wouldn't recommend using the solve since the story of the game will be greatly hindered (and its a great story!). I haven't included what the entire plot is so as not to ruin it. So, use them when you need'em... SOLVING MEAN STREETS -------------------- Although at first you are investigating into Carl Linsky's murder, things get deeper and eventually you find yourself on a mad plot to save everyone's brains (you'll understand as you play the game). Your primary objective then, is to gather up all eight passcards and passwords from eight scientists and use them to activate the destruct sequence on the "central" computer. Here are the locations of all the cards and any special things required to get them. ORANGE (Cal Davis). Password: CHECKMATE This is found in the box found in the ape's cage in Cal Davis' lab at NC 3720. To get it, you will need the pole found in Greg Call's lab (NC 8911). SECURITY: Move Rat Cages. Open Control Box. Turn Off Switch. PURPLE (Greg Call). Password: KNIGHT This is found on the shelf behind the vines on the large stalagtite in his lab at NC 8911. You will need the leather gloves found in Cal Davis' Lab (NC 3720). SECURITY: Move small Stalagtite. On/Off Button. BLUE (Carl Linsky). Password: BISHOP This is found in Carl Linsky's Lab/Warehouse at NC 4675. It is found in the Band Aids can inside the wall-mounted Cabinet. SECURITY: Open Bar. Move Shoebox. Turn Off Switch. RED (Ron Morgan). Password: STALEMATE This is found in Ron Morgan's Beach House at NC 6470. It is inside the fish tank containing the killer fish. You will require the fish food (to occupy them) which is found behind the plant in the upper left corner of the room. SECURITY: On/Off Button 3 on Coffee Table. GREEN (John Klause). Password: PAWN Find John at NC 7012 and ask for it. YELLOW (Sam Jones). Password: QUEEN Find Sam at NC 0021 and ask for it (you may have to beat or bribe it out of him). GREY (Larry Hammond). Password: KING Enter the Law and Order's Head Office at NC 5037. It should be in the safe (whose combination is in the closet inside the coat). SECURITY: On/Off Button at Desk. Open Closet. (It's in there somewhere! - Can't remember right now.) BLACK (Bosworth Clark). Password: ROOK This can be found in the Bus Station at NC 5194. You will require the key found in Frank Schimming's/Lola Lovetoy's Apartment (NC 4605) SECURITY: Move Art. On/Off Button. NOTE: Some of the security systems are only activated if you try to steal something valuable. [==============================================================] That's all it takes to solve it. But there is a lot of running around and a lot of interaction between characters in order to find the locations for most of these places and people (along with getting roughed up a little, getting sprayed with mace, and getting a whopping kick to the groin). Though the company must have over estimated the difficulty of their game. What they judged as taking 20-40 hours, I completed in about 10 to 10 1/2. Though, the game wasn't easy... just  didn't take THAT long. I've also included the "Mean Streets Yellow Pages: Everyone you'll ever wanna meat in Mean Streets." PEOPLE ------ Syliva Linsky 4421 Delores Lightbody 4920 Steve Clements 4680 Sandra Larsen 4599 Sonny Fletcher 5170 John Klaus 7012 Maurice Gribble 8231 David Pope 6211 Bash Dagot 4657 John Richards 4670 Aaron Sternwood 0439 Robert Knott 0132 Frank Schimming 4650 Wanda Peck 4621 Larry Hammond 4935 Ron Meat 4525 Tom Griffith 4590 Jerome Milbourne 4623 Ed Bradley 7312 Arnold Dweeb 4610 Peter Dull 4674 Lola Lovetoy 4603 Bazil Mallory 2713 Melba Wiedbush 4122 Standford Demille 3199 PEOPLE ON MTC PAYROLL --------------------- Ron Morgan 1998 Jorge Valdez 4931 Carl Linsky 4660 Brenda Perry 4577 Greg Call 4753 Big Jim Slade 4921 Bosworth Clark 9932 Sam Jones 0021 Della Lang 2111 Tom Griffith 4590 John Klaus 7012 Sandra Larsen 4599 PLACES ------ San Francisco Police H.Q. 4680 University of San Francisco 4663 Warehouse (Carl Linsky's Lab) 4675 Santa Barbara Police H.Q. 3614 Gideon Enterprises/MTC Corp 4650 Greg Call's Laboratory 8911 Carl Linsky's Apartment 4660 Cal Davis' Laboratory 3720 Ron Morgan's Beach House 1998 Ron Morgan's Acre of Land 1710 Big Surf Hotel 5162 Diamond Mine 1700 F. Schimming/L. Lovetoy Apt. 4605 Bus Station 5194 Law and Order Head Office 5037 MTC Secret Lab 4550 (Not so Secret Anymore) Lord Ironwolffe '89 Y co-ordinate of mouse =MOUSE KEY Enables you to quickly test whether one, or both, mouse buttons has been pressed. It returns one of four va Solve for MechWarrior By The Byter An Alternative Release Game released by: The Firm The Lexicon 714-627-0601 9600+ Only! How to Solve MechWarrior: This cheat has been provided so you can sit back, play the game, quickly win, say to yourself "How neat! I've won...", and stuff the game away in your archives in a short period of time. The basic premise behind Mechwarrior is that you're the only surviving son of the leader of Ander's Moon. A group of Mechs attacked the planet, killed your family, and installed a new government on the planet. They also stole a valuable Chalice which is a heirloom of family power or something. Your job is to track down the killers, find the Chalice, and restore your family to power on Ander's Moon. When you start out, you will usually be on one of the Davion planets, but might start out on a Kurita planet. Travel immediately to the Kurita planet of Land's End. When you get to Land's End, enter the bar and order a drink. The barkeep will tell you to come back later. Go to the mech complex and sell your Jenner, as you won't need it for a while, and can make a nice profit here. Besides, it will be a lot more expensive to haul it along with you where you're going. Go back to the bar. The ruffian you meet there will tell you "Grig can be found on...". Make a note of the planet he gives you and go there. I have seen New Samarkand, Tabayama, and Delacruz often. It will always be a Kurita world. When you get there, you will meet Grig. Accept his mission to deliver a packet to his agent on Dustball, and go there. Dustball is a Steiner world. When you get to Dustball, there will be a little scuffle. You can either FIGHT then RUN, or RUN then RUN. Just make sure that you RUN the second time. After that, go to the bar and order a drink. The barkeeper will tell you to return later, but you can just order another drink and he'll give you some information and the name of a Marik planet, such as Gibson, Mosiro, or Sadurni. Travel there. When you arrive on the Marik planet, go to the Mech complex. The man there will tell you that you might find Kangaroo Jack on Tancredi IV or Okefenokee (Davion planets). When you leave, you will be shot at by a sniper. RUN. When you get to the Davion planet, go to the bar. Order a drink, and you'll be introduced to a guy named Kearny. He'll give you some information, and a scrap of paper with an address on it, telling you to meet him there. When you leave the bar, go ahead and follow the address. Then HIDE and FIGHT. When you finish that, read the news net. You'll note a few news items in which you were involved. You'll also get a message from Jordan Rowe, telling you where the Black Widows currently are. That's your next destination. It will be a Kurita world like Thestria or Proserpina. When you get there, go into the bar. You'll see some of the Black Widows, and get a story. CHALLENGE it. You'll get in a fight, and some woman named Tasha will save your butt. She'll tell you that Matabushi is your enemy, not the Black Widows, and that Kearny was just trying to get you killed. Go ahead and leave the bar. If you read the news net, you'll see that Tasha gave you some files supposedly from Matabushi telling about your family's execution. Read on, and you'll find something about Matabushi announcing a new commercial strategy. Another news item from Jordan Rowe will tell you to meet up with Kearney on Albiero. Go there. When you get there, you'll land in the middle of a battle, and see Tasha. Follow her. You will see Tasha and Kearny confronting each other, and have to decide whom to trust. I would suggest you trust Tasha. When the smoke clears, Tasha will give you a data disk explaining the action which killed your family, and who was behind it. She'll also give you five million bucks, which isn't too bad. She'll tell you that the Chalice you're after is on a Kurita planet called Kirchbach (as far as I know, this is always the same) guarded by four Battlemasters and one Warhammer. Another loose end to tie up is Grig. Head to the planet where you first found him (New Samarkind, Delacruz, or Tabayama) and you'll meet a bum. Ask him to GO ON with his story. Make a DEAL with him. When you see Grig, WAIT for the situation to improve. You'll get a chance when there are only two guards with him, STRIKE now. He'll try to make a deal with you. Don't go for it, and PULL THE TRIGGER. You'll pocket some easy cash. You've now done everything you need to do except get the Chalice back. The above actions should have taken about a year of game time, meaning you've got about four more years to go. You should have about 10.5 million bucks, so go ahead and invest in some mechs and crew. SAVE THE GAME before you try to hire any crewmembers, because the game will sometimes crash when you do. You'll want to end up with a good crew and some good mechs, I would suggest you get four Battlemasters. You'll need money for this, and there are two ways you can get it: #1 Go around buying Mechs at industrial planets and Mech-manufacturing planets (such as Alshain (Kurita), Herperus II (Steiner), Calloway VI (Marik), Ares (Liao), and Marduk (Davion). Other good planets include Amity, Alderbaran, and Galax. Buy mechs at these planets, and travel to various backwater and out of the way places like Land's End and Baxley. There are a huge number of these planets. Anyway, you can sell Mechs at these places for a nice profit. #2 Norton Utilities. Save the game, NU it, and give yourself some cash. Money is offset 73 (49h). Fill the three bytes with $FF, and you'll get about 16.7 Million. Or if you're REALLY greedy, go to byte 76 (4Ch), and change that one to 01h to 0Fh (0Fh will give you about 250,000,000). Once you get cash, hire a crew and start practicing doing jobs for the various houses. When your crew gets good enough (I suppose you could cheat for this also, if you wanted to), go to Kirchbach and kick some butt. End of game. I hope you enjoyed this little solve, and you'll see some more in the future. In addition, I have done a set of docs to Mechwarrior, as the cracking groups did not see fit to release them. The Alternative -- When the "big" groups don't come through  m Flash takes each new colour from the list, in turn, and then loads it into n for a time set by delay. When the end of the sequence is reached it begins again from the start. A maximum of 16 colour changes is allowed in any one flash instruction eg:- flash 1,"(00Due to considerable request for a walk through, i decided to post what i remember about the game on here(it has been abouth 5 mnths since i played) Anyway, on with Neuromancer.... 1) go to the pax, withdraw 2000, send mail to Armitage with the number 056306118 (your bank accnt number), withdraw the 10000 he sends 2) pay and leave bar...go to body shop, sell all parts 3) Go to shin's, don't pay for deck, gives it back to you free 4) Go to reg fellow club...ask for chip(implant chip), ask for pass (needed l8tr)...link to CHEAPO, 2nd level password COCKROACH, edit bill, order caviar, edit bill 5) Get caviar, take to edo, get comlink 2.0...erase comlink 1.0 (you need space)...go to software place..buy joystick...go to house of pong ...give joystick, get zen and sophistry (implant) 6) Back to hotel, link to REGFELLOW (visitor), WORLDCHESS (novice, member) play a couple chess games with chessmaster 2.0 for more cash...get soft. from regfellow...leave room for comlink 3.0 7) link to CHAO (mainline)...get 3.0, delete 2.0, more software, etc.. 8) Go to place opposite maas biolabs, buy all chips except for bargaining go to restaurant, buy chips...implant all chips 9) go to larry moe, buy coptalk, use coptalk at donut world to find link code for police...It's KEISATSU (warrants, supertac are passw)..edit warrant, arrest larry moe (062788138)...go to place behind larry moe get evade chip, security pass. 10) Link to soften (permafrost)...more software...comlink 4 i think 11) link to eastseabod (longisland)...more software...i think 12) link to loser (wilson, loser)...more software...i think 13) link to yakuza (yak)....more software.... Do steps 10 to 13 in the right order, can't remember which, go from 3.0 to 6.0 14) Using the same deck all this time (I STRESS THIS, don't buy another deck when doing all this....) deck comes later...Now, login to BOZOBANK...use sequencer 1.0 get in, open account 712345450134... link to BANKGEMEIN(eintritt, verboten)...Embezzle from account number 646328356481 to bozobank account 15) Go buy Cyberspace Vii deck....load up on Any type of software you can...i think the best you can do is drill 1.0, decoder 2.0, and blowtorch 3.0 ? scout's ok, for fun really... 16) Go to Zone 0...break into panther moderns (224,112), get Cyberspace 1.0 and better software...leave cyberspace...Use Cyberspace 1.0 from now on to get into cyberspace...Hit Other places if you want...stay away from Psychologist (96,32) and World Chess (160,80) for now...ai's in there 17) SAVE GAME at ALL TIMES...it isn't easy...and you may die, and you don't need that to happen.... 18) Go to regfellow club, zone 1, hit Copenhagen U (very important - good ice breakers, also updates thunderhead (virus program from panther i think) Load on software, hit other places if want...Stay away from Free Matrix (352.112), and NASA (448,32)...ai's again...notice that your ICE BREAKING skill goes up everytime you beat a new zone...also, be sure to use that ability and evade everytimg you attack... Hmm...now this is where it gets kinda foggy for me, i can't quite remember exactly what to do... 19) Link to one of the high tech companies (i think it's hosaka)..edit employee files, put yourself as an employee...go get salary, use the link in there...This is i think to zone 2 3 or 4...i ferget...if it's 2...do zone 2....stay away from Musabori(268,208)...3rd strongest ai in there i think.... 20) Anyway, continuing on, if the above is 2...go to the other free link get on the shuttle, go to bank of berne...get rid of secretary..use link in office...should be to 3 or 4...if 3 go to Screaming Fist... (464,160)...get easy rider 1.0 (very important, allows you to cross into any zone...kill others...stay away from Free Sex Union(288,208) and Bank of Berne (336,160)...ai's i think 21) go back to hotel, you can cross into any zone using easy rider now, so any link will do....Go to Zone 4...Sense/Net and Gridpoint...break in all this time SAVING the game...and loading up on good software, etc. 22) Continue to zone 5, kill...no ai's in 4 or 5....go to zone 6...Maas Biolabs and KGB...both have ai's i think, so there must be something wrong with my memory somewhere...check around, and somehow you're supposed to get into Maas's link...go there, unlock the front door back to Chiba city, buy gas mask from the place opposite, go in to Maas, get the cybereyes...allows much more programs than cyberspace vii 23) Get the ROM construct from the place in the s end of chiba city high tech center...use securtiy pass, get dixie flatline, 34689775642358885 carry her along...tells you where ai's are, and helps out a little.. actually i didn't use it much, but still.... 24) Now, you're ready to take on the Ai's...start in Zone 0...either one...dixie will help you locate them...break through ice and when AI appears...use SKILLS...i stress those chips, no chips, no skills, no way.....Example: World Chess: use Logic skill....Psycho: Philosophy skill...i'll leave the others up to you..i don't have all them written down...most are logic though...also notice everytime you kill ai, skill goes up... 25) continue, zone 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc...Save Game at all times...BTW, do read some of the messages on the ai...it adds a lot to the game 26) Oops...i forget...stay away from Musabori in Zone 2...he's Greystoke 3rd most powerful...Do the others first...Continue, and the last 3 ai's are the fun part...First do musabori...read up on the stuff... Next in Zone 7 Tessier-Ashpool...our friend Wintermute...and finally Zone 7...Allard Tech...our favorite ai...Neuromancer...btw, save game the end is sort of tricky...and be sure to watch everything that happens with these 3 ai's...oh, the other ai in zone 7 is killable before the 3 mentioned above, but it is harder than usual 27) Kill all 11 Ai's....and WIN..... I hope any of this will help..all of it's a little foggy, but good luck... remember to save that game...use that software and skills and watch out for yourself in cyberspace....don't get fried.... Good luck...if i remember anything else or anybody has any other questions just post on here...i'll see if i can get to it.. >From: Ian.Chen@samba.acs.unc.edu (BBS Account) Have you tried implanting the ICE breaking chip ? usually after you beat the ice from one zone, the ice skill goes up from 1 all the way till 7 i think. keep trying, i'll look back and see if i can find anything about it but i think what i stated above is correct On the body parts, i don't think it lowers your constitution...i've made it fine through the game with the replacements, also i believe that it would be very hard to finish the game without selling them off (that's about 30000) credits there, and i remember finishing the game with only about 5000 credits after doing everything possible to get money...i haven't heard of anything else about this....anybody else know anything ? There's not an ai chip...the skills that you use to beat the ai, example after you beat worldchess with logic, your logic skill should go up to 2 >From: Ian.Chen@samba.acs.unc.edu (BBS Account) I don't know about the problem with worldchess...You do use Logic to defeat the ai in there...you could be right that you haven't gone through enough zones or something...maybe you can try psychologist and philosophy...or maybe just wait ? I don't know what your game is currently like, so all i can do is guess....sorry. Anybody else know anything ? Clarification real quick...when you're breaking in to the DB's...you're breaking ICE, not into an AI...and AI comes up after you break into a DB that has an AI in it, ex: world chess and psychologist in zone 0..otherwise you're just breaking ICE and into databases.... Yes, there is a way to slow down the attack of the DB ICE...there's a program called slow 1.0, and also slow 2.0, found in the higher zones that allow you to slow down the ice...there's also one that permits healing of ICE damage Maas Biolabs, i think, don't remember, but i'm pretty sure that it has to be broken into...(the DB that is)...you break in, and in there there's an option to unlock the door...do that, go buy a gas mask (important), use the gas mask, go in and get the cybereyes.. scroll 1,0,0 to 320,200,1,0 20 scroll 1:goto 20 WAIT VBL Halts the ST until the next vertical blank is performed. It is commonly used after a PUT SPRITE or SCREEN SWAP instruction. SYNCHRO Allows you to move all the sprites on the screen at the exact moment you require. SYNCHRO OFF turns off the normal sprite interrupts which move sprites OMEGA HINTS and HELP.... I'm a level 0 master of Omega, but I haven't really been able to do much; I finished the thieves' quest, which was to kill someone from the order of paladins, the magic users quest, (the Eater- I'll get to that in a moment), and I'm master of one other order which I don't remember what it is. ANYway, I'm writing this to tell whoever asked MY secret for getting the heart of the eater of magic- (Sorcerors, that was it, I got the lawbringer's crown) you charge in there with a speed of 5.00, totally ignore the priests, use boots of levitation to float over that nasty water, charge in, bash the eater with a good weapon (for GOD's sake don't use magic), grab his heart, and git while the priests are still thinking. The secret to most any of the quests in this game is hit-and-run; if you belong to a fighting order and to the collegium, you can beat on the magic opponents and vv. I got the Wyrm in the bottom of the sewer while I was like 10th level or something (from an 18th level dungeon!) that way. Anyway, I'm starting to repeat myself, so I'll shut up now. Good luck and happy omegging! Eric =================================================================== From: Gunnar Radons Hello omega fanclub, A new hint for those who are need. Ever worn a bottle on a finger? Or a waffer of lembas ? Try it ! Get the thing up in the air, put the cursor on your finger of choice and exchange. Repeated doing can bring your hitpoints from nearly zero back to maximum. Also the effects of the potion (i.e. levitating) starts. You may do as often as you like (at least I'm walking with my first potion and had no bad effects yet). With the object first up in the air I could also use a flail in the armor slot. Bye Gunnar ==================================================================== From: Matt Cohen I have been playing way too much Omega over the last few weeks and now am: Level 1 Master of Omega, Ultimate Avatar of Chaos, Archmage, Shadowlord, Prime Sorceror, High Priest of Destiny, Commandant, Duke of Rampart, and Adept (if you don't know what that is, then you've got a long way to go.) The way I killed the Eater of Magic was to be invisible, stand just around the bend in the hallway, map the EoM's cave with clairvoyance, and disrupt him to death. (You can tell where he is because there are "."'s where he and the priests are and he's in the middle.) This method works rather well in general. Raymond seems to be having several wierd problems. What version are you using? I run under Unix, on a Sun with Omega 0.75. I had some wierd similar problems with earlier versions. Be careful when skipping levels, you might miss the "special" monster. This happened in the Goblin Caves to me; I used an elevator and skipped the 10th level (where the king is) and got to the 35th level before I realized this must be going on. The "special" levels are: Rampart Sewers 18, ArchMage's Castle 16, Goblin Caves 10, and Volcano (whew!) 20. You cannot warp to a special level. Try the level above and walk down. (In rogue and moria, any level at or below the special level triggers the big monster. In Omega, if you miss it, you have to go back...) The Demon Emperor is on level 20 of the Volcano and he is NASTY. Does anyone know how to not become afraid of demons and ghosts without a potion of banishing fear? (That's what I used.) I killed him by casting sanctuary and then disrupting him. Has anyone found the Dragon Lord? He's also extremely nasty. Much fun. Getting cursed items uncursed is wierd. Basically, you have to bless them, some more than others. Items appear to have a bless/curse value. The more cursed an item is, the more blesses it takes to fix it, and the more blesses an item has, the more a monster has to curse it to make it cursed. This is independent of plus, except that when an item initally becomes cursed, its plus goes down one and/or stops working or _reverses_ effect. You can either cast the bless spell, if you have it, or if you are a priest (of Destiny, at least) and you sacrifice enough to your God, he/she/they/it will give an item a mondo bless/enchant (ask for Blessing). This took me forever to figure out: the alchemist's "pay for transformation" is not to transform you (I initially thought it was for if you get canged into a toad or something), it is for transmuting certain monster remains into magic items! (You figure out which ones...) How long did it take folks to figure out how to mount a horse? Another hint: Orbs - collect the whole set and redeem a valuable prize! (Black Orbs don't count.) =================================================================== From: Gunnar Radons Hello folks, if you don't mind to get a servant of chaos, toy may shorten your way by pickpocketing the priests in the temple of the druids. Stop when you get a mace. This way I got a defender (2. quest of the duke) and a dragonscale armor (3.quest of the duke). Drowning is prevented by a potion/spell of breathing or dto. levitating. Also being mounted helps. The way of receiving magic benefits i.e. from tabs, wafers, potions etc. while wearing them on a finger (1. get them i.t. Air, then exchange with the finger) has sideeffects due to variable-size. When strengthen yourself with repeated exchange of stimtabs, you may receive easy more then 130 in strength. After that your maximum load gets larger then 32k and will become negative. When going on, to get it positive again, CON (the first val) went negative (more then 128?). So keep an eye to your status lines. The Hit and run technique described a few days earlier works fine for the eater of magic, but failed yet with the lawbringer. Execept for one try, the cave was flooded with mirroshades, and a Nazgul stoped me soon after entering (even while my speed was 5). So bringing a staff of sleep to the lawbringers cave might be a good thing. Get youre items identified before you sell them to the thieves. The <>70 AU will be soon back into your pockets. Bye Gunnar ===================================================================== From: Gunnar Radons Hi omega fans, did somebody yet manage to get into hy magick? The document from the library sounds interesting but any time I tried ctrl-g brother appears and warned me not to interfear with it. The spell of ritual magic does not be related with it (by now i'm archmage and had eraned some AU by ritual magic (the townpeople seem to like the coulours accompanying it)). A once got the spell of wishing but died before i could save. Once upon a time in an abyss a young naked magician wandered and had trouble with a void. I know it is the fifth elemental, but what is the sense of the void? Any experience within the abyss is greatly appreciated. btw: don't get to chaotic. The Archdruid might be out of house so there is no way back (maybe except wishing). ===================================================================== From: Gunnar The archmages castle: Knowing that something was down there, I went to the castle of the archmage and searched it from top to bottom, thereby slaugtering some one dragon and getting the sceptre. Back to Rampart I went to the oracle and used her to get into the astral plane..., just like you described it. Beyond that plane was another stairway down, which led to some super temple of the sorcerors, where I had to sanctificate at once to survive those Demon Princes (how do get a demblade blessed? The Lords of destiny won't do). After that I had to get the Star Gem and I think I also found the amulett of the astral plane (a shortcut to any village and temple/dungeon(?)). Back at Star Peak I activated the Star Gem, but because the Lawbringer was dead it only glowd and brought me back to the outside of Star Peak. After that I used the warp (with jumps of no more than six levels) to reach the bottom of the volcano, disrupted the Demon Emperor to death (maybe it was there that I got that amulett) and got level 0 master. HM, thinking fast I do a counterspell. As I remember, I got to the archmage from the castle, to the sorcerors from the astral plane, so the above description was correct (btw. by continous activation of the scepter you get more of it, and may sell the burnt out). when getting a scroll of wish, wish for aquisition. I threfore got K... the key that was lost. Activating brought me all available spells, including wishing. But I'm not strong enough for the latter though it is wiped out after use. Questions: - how do I activate the orb corrct? Whan activating I am asked for the additional ding to do, but failed. Tossing to earth etc. seems to be a very fatal error, while mixing leads to an unstabelized orb. Is this because I'm a servant of chaos? (Thistleman disappeared even without me slaugthering him), Spells of law are to rare to get and wishing is to heavy. - How do I get to neutral or even law? - When entering the adepts challange, I have no problems with the electrical storm, the fire and earth. But the pool of acid always dissolved me, except for a few cases, when I first drained energy from it. The death wsa no problem then, he was burn't with hell fire But entering the void, led me always to death, something was not stabelized. - after solving all quests, are there other things to do before getting to the adepts challange? ===================================================================== From: CSSNET@NUSDISCS.BITNET I have encountered 2 of the artifacts in Omega, namely, - Amulet of Yendor - Potion of Life I know what the Potion of Life does, but what about the Amulet? I tried invoking it but nothing happens. Also, I have experimented with monstere part transformation. Seems that if the alchemist is willing to buy the part from you, you can also get it transformed into some magic item. Some examples are: - Manticore's Spikes - Blessed Staff of Missiles - Tesla Monstrs' Whip- Blessed Wand of Ball Lightning - Body of Salamander - Blessed Ring of Fire Resistance +3 - Spectre's body - Cloak of Negimmunity - Head of Jabberwock - Blessed Vorpal Blade +5 - Transparent Nasty - Potion of Invisibility - Fnord - Scroll of Summoning - Wyvern - Blessed Ring of Poison Resistance +5 - Frost Demon Lord - Demonblade - Frost Demon - rod of summoning - Lesser Frost Demon - Snowball Wand -20- - Blipper - scroll of teleportation - Phantasticon - scroll of true sight - Manticore - staff of missiles - fire elemental - wand of fireballs - dragon - dragonscale armor Other monsters which cannot be transformed may be sold off at either the pawn shop or thieves' guild, some of the parts fetch a rather handsome price. Also, on the topic of wishing, I have managed to learn how to cast the spell, it requires 100 mana points to cast, I have 108 mana points but each time I cast it, it prompts me for a request. I have tried Aquisition (as suggested by another Omega player) but ended up getting killed. What are the things that I can wish for? Does WISH use anything besides mana points? Also, are there any uses for the Golden Bejewelled Falcon which I can only sell for 0 AUs? ===================================================================== From: SHELDON The secret entrance to the castle is in the water, you just have to use the search command. Low intelligence can be usefull. If your intelligence is low enough you can get a scholarship from the library. If you do advanced research? (I haven't played in awhile) it will raise your intelligence, stay in untill you reach eighteen. (The program will not display this, you must keep track yourself.) Join the college for free. Join the thieves guild. They pay much more than the pawn shop for goods and they charge very little to identify your goods. Invisibility is very helpful in the arena. =================================================================== 21 From: Gunnar Radons Hello omega fanclub, if my messages are to boring for you (or the rest of this comunity) justn discard them from your reader. For all of the others a few hints from a beginner which got to the discoverer status for other beginners or seakers of whatever. - If you are the very start with an own character, be not to honest with the computer. A bit more of strength and intelligence raises some of your chances. After entering rampart (with your 250 AU and nothing more than your will to get it all) go to the mercenarys (use capitel M) and try to join the legion. If you pass the physical, you get a sword, a leather armor and 500AU. You might also try to join the gladiators (at the arena, but will get only a wooden sword, no money; there you have to fight in the arena to get money - or die). Then ask whether the collegium magii offers you a scholarschip. If yes you got one spell. Otherwise search the giuld of thieves (open all doors ans enter those houses. Do not look around. If you found them you immediately know). Pay there entrance few. After this go to the bank, deposit some money, look around and buy say 10 or so from the fast food (50AU). - Now leave rampart and enter either the goblins dungeon (se you have to a bit) or look for the archdruids temple. In the dungeon you'll find l thinks. Pack as lot as may carry and sell them to the thieves. In the temple look for three militant priests. Pickpocket them until y a mace (each priest, thanks sheldon). Also try to sell those to the th when you're back in rampart. - IMPORTANT: The thieves don't offer for cursed goods. Items, the thieve no offer for are probably cursed. Don't put them on but drop them some - This should give you some money and a bank error to your favour should even raised this. Now pay the fee's for the collegium and, if you can guild of sorcerors. - With your newly earned level enter the mace and look for the oracle. T enter the castle to get a quest. In the castle is also a vault which I no entry yet. - Horses (in the village) won't follow you in dungeons, but will follow temples. - You may variy some of the above for your need, but it should be enough get to into the first levels of experience. Try checking the mercenary and the giulds from time to time to raise your rank. Raising thieves a sorcerors rank drives you to chaos! - Don't touch all altars(countr).Some leave you without pack. In rampart else) worship at the lords of destiny. I tried them once after Odin an struck by odins light bolt. The lords are more tolerant. Try blessing sacrifice (good:armor, cloaks,rings, not so good:weapons). The lords l scrolls! - A few questions: who knows the secret entrance into the castle? Sheldo There is strip of water between a hedge and the castle wall. All walls imp.. (forgot the expression) execpt for one, which is only aged stone I also dived after quaffing the potion of breathing but couldn't find thing (checked with examine). Better ideas? I got into the dungeon till level 8 (than i ran out of mana due to Gob shamanes). Is there really a goblin king down there? or is it's head a in the castle vault? - Another question: I'm encountert in the PBM's (play by mail) Spiral Ar Spiral Arm 202, Kingdom, and CelestrekII/A (all European games). Anybo out there who also plays one of those and willing to contact me? - Klaus Ziegler, I lost your account number. Please contact me again . - Monster/Moria where might i find ibm-pc versions for those (EARN/BITNE Hope i could help some of you ======================================================================== 127 From: Gunnar Radons Hello omega fanclub, if my messages are to boring for you (or the rest of this comunity) just discard them from your reader. For all of the others more hints from a beginner which got to the senior explorer status for those who might have problems. A question first: Is there a special protection or combination of items to protect against mana drainage? Is there at least something (except the sorcerors guild, new ranking and prayers) which could restore your mana? The hints (thanks to all who wrote me): - The quests which the duke of rampart gives you are those: -Bring him the head of the goblin King. The Gob.King (monster symbol: K) is in the bottom of the goblin caves, just a few segments south of rampart. -Bring the sword of the Great Wurm which lives in the bottom of the sewers. Try to take as much protection as you can. More on the sewers will be enclosed later. -Bring him an dragonhide armor from the castle of the archmage, which is situated behind some secret mountain passes in the far NW of the map (maybe 6 fields behind that village). I was lucky enough to pickpoket it from one of the druids, so I don't know anything about the interna of that castle. -Last quest is an astral orb (or something sounding like that) I have no ideas about that yet. - Some other quests: -To become high priest of the lords of destiny bring them the holy symbol of Humperdink, in the Lords tempel outside ramparte (I have found lots of tempels, but couldn't identify them all yet). -To become archmage: Bring the heart of the mana eater to the collegium. He (it) is found on the island in the sea of chaos far SW of rampart. From the last SW village you have to go through the swamp. In the swamp there is another village and two temples, but all away from you. take about 60 fast food with you for you won't be able to hunt there. The mana eater lives inside that strange cave. Follow the river (which is not a real river) up north into the wall-enclosed part. When it begins to bend back, be prepared for light bolts and mana drainage. Save before you get into the false river. I died there, so no more information. -To become chief of the mercenaries bring them the Regalia of someone in (i think) the temple of set (which is in the great desert?). Not tried yet. - Don't raise your rankings in the sorcerors and thieves guilds if you are tending law or better. The sorcerors expelled me, so i have no chance of mana restauration except when reaching new levels. - Now to the archdruids temple. I think I reported that behind the altar their is a way to the right but a wall to the left Use search(s) to find a secret passage. At the end of the way left you find thistleman and two other priests. The priests may be pickpocketet until you find their mace. Also thistlman may be pickpocket for the holy symbol of druidism (only!!!). Better you talk to thistleman. He offers you neutralisation, which brought me from lawful back to neutral, tending to chaos. - The sewers. The sewer entrance is in the mace. Don't try to enter the hole of the sewer rat, use (>) to descend a level. The sewers down there have several monsters, most of them are easy to kill. But for the lower parts try to bring or find good armor and a bit of luck (I died two times after defeating the great wyrm until i could get the sword). You have to go down to level 18 to find the Wyrm. Maybe a scroll of warp or the elevator (not in every level) help you. -Dangerous monsters: Some fungus, which (in the midst and lower levels) emitts blinding spores. it needs 40 minutes without disturbation to restore your seeing ability monster symbol: (f). A swarm, which expands when you come near it. Annihilate it with a rod of disruption or magic. Normal fighting doesnt work. If you manage to escape it, do so. I first met the swarm at level 8; symbol: (s). A necromancer: drains your mana similar but heavier than an enchanter. Easy to kill if you manage to reach him; symbol (n) don't miss with a night haunt (n)! A shadow spirit. Zaps your strength, hit points and mana. Best to kill with one or two firebolts (i had to use the magic ones) symbol (S). Often in lower levels. Triton: like shadow spirit, but it just drains your mana and HP. Symbol (T,enlighted). Only from level 15 on. A Water elemental (W,enlighted). Strike low to smash it. The Great Wyrm (W, enlighted). Use good protection. A hard enemy, but easy to get if you are well equiped. A rod of unusal size (r, enligthed) his first strikes are out of the dark, then you'll see him. Uses spells to get your mana Drains your HP fast,but is easy to get with a couple of hits. - Maybe an error in the program, maybe aspecial effect of the sewers: I fought with the great axe of the goblin king (a bihanded weapon). Every time i took something into my ready hand, I had two great axes! This didn't work outside of the sewers. - A special item in the sewers: (symol &). I took it and it was named '?'. After activating, it doubled my HP! But only use it once, even if find it more often. Something like this might also found in the other dungeons. - Read all scrolls you find. You might need them somewhen. Quaff all useful potions you find or carry them until you need them. - SAVE EVERY LEVEL OF THE SEWERS BEFORE/AFTER YOU ENTER IT! ======================================================================== 46 From: Gunnar Radons Hallo Folks, The gray tablets which are found from time to time have very different effects. One raised my mana from 0 to the double of the normal value, another oversatiated me, so i had immediately to deliver my last meals. I haven't check extensively, but it might be, that some of theme might kill you, too. The items called '?' when taking are also very differnt. As mentioned before, one doubled my HP, but yesterday another killed me. I suppose you check those with a scroll of identification or the same spell after you put them into a free slot (did you ever ate from your left shoulder? The mana eater is some tuff guy. I have to correct my yesterday message a bit.The danger begins after the second rebend of the river. Check your weapon from time to time, ot but it in your bag befor you enter the rive because mine somehow vanished in one of the pools. Use a staff of sleep or the appropriate magic spell to put the four militant priests aside. Use a potion of monster detection or the spell to see where the Eater is (E,enligthed). Iused firebolts (magic and normal), magic missiles, and disrupt to blast him away, but no one worked. Also i had only time for two or three spells until my mana was eaten. Normal figthing was to short to get it, but i think it's the only way you can get him (btw: my armor was 13, def 20, damage >50). Maybe the spell of sanctification could also work? East of the island, midst in the swamp there is a volcane (sign: !), which contains a dungeon. I entered and found lots of interesting things but lots of mana eating demons,too. most could be blasted with the disrupt spell. Unfortunately a militant priest got me while a frost demon had destroyed my mana and put me asleep. I couldn't therefore explore the rest of the volcano Greetings from the Shadowlord of the g.of thieves, slippery jim (ranger) found. If two or more zones overlap it is not possible to test any other zone the sprite is also inside. RESET ZONE (z) Erases any of the zones created by SET ZONE. If the optional z is included, then only this zone will be reset. DETECTING COLLISIONS WITH AN IRREGULAR SHAPE c=DETECT (n) Allows you to ascertain the colour of the background pixel underneath sprite (n). n=0-15 0=mouse. After the function is executed, c is returned containing the colour of the point on the background screen underneat Walkthrough of STARFLIGHT II ============================ (compliments of GRAYBEARD) Part 1 ====== INTRODUCTION This walkthrough of STARFLIGHT II is divided into four parts: INTRODUCTION, CONFIDENTIAL, SECRET, and TOP SECRET. The INTRODUCTION contains tips on game mechanics; if you've played STARFLIGHT, you can probably skip most of it. CONFIDENTIAL conveys useful playing information that is _not_ pertinent to the goal of the game, while SECRET contains hints that _are_ pertinent to the goal of the game. TOP SECRET includes explicit instructions for winning the game. The four sections are intended to be read in sequence as you play the game; each successive segment assumes that you're further along in the game. Outfitting the Ship The first thing to do when outfitting your ship is sell the weapons for extra funds. You want to make friends, not enemies. The few races who are not friendly cannot be hurt by lowly class 1 weapons. Wait until you have enough money for at least class 3 weapons before buying any weapons. Missiles are better than lasers. Also if you are close enough to use lasers, you are close enough to take hits and will suffer expensive damage. In most cases you can move far enough away to use missiles, and the distance allows you to dodge enemy missiles. Jump pods and Blasto pods are of marginal use. One or two extra cargo pods in the beginning are useful. Be careful not to overload the ship. You want to maintain Excellent acceleration at all times. Top priority goes to upgrading your engine at least to class 3 before upgrading your armor or shield. Thereafter, upgrading to class 5 engines is still a high priority, but no longer top priority. Selecting the Crew Humans make good Science Officers. Veloxi make good Navigators and Engineers. Thrynns make good Communications Officers. Elowans make good Communications Officers and Doctors. However Elowans have low Durability. They die all too easily and are not recommended for that reason. In the beginning, a human Doctor will suffice. Hint: If given the opportunity to trade crew members with Dweenle, trade the Doctor. Skills are of little use until they reach the maximum. For that reason, concentrate on training for one skill only until it has reached the maximum for the character. You will not have enough money to fully train everyone in the beginning. The  important skills to train in are Science (for the Science Officer( and Communications (for the Communications Officer). Spend the leftover money to train the Navigator as much as possible. The Navigator does not need a high skill rating until you venture beyond the local cluster where Starport is located. You'll need the maximum use of the Navigator's and Communications Officer's skills immediately. Beware of the flux point in the local cluster (33,70). If you accidentally go into it, you will become lost if the Navigator's skill is too low. Train the Doctor next, and the Engineer last. You only need the Engineer's skill to repair battle damage. In the beginning, you're most likely to be totally destroyed in any battle, so you shouldn't need the Engineer's skill until much later in the game, when you have to fight some battles. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying The best way to make money is to find colonizable planets. (Hint: Check the M class star in the Starport cluster.) Finding colonizable planets is a matter of luck and diligent searching. Check all Earth-type planets (brown, blue, and white in EGA/VGA displays) that are within the Ecosphere. Log all planets that meet the requirements, no matter how marginal they are; even the most marginal planet is worth a lot of money. The next best way to make money is to trade Specialty Trade Goods. Those are always in demand, although only at specific places. When the Specialty good is marked with an asterisk (*), the item is particularly special at that place. Do not sell your entire supply of goods marked with asterisks. They are more useful when sold in small quantities as bribes to make the locals friendly, and in certain cases they're needed to buy Very Important Products. Every planet wants some native and foreign life forms that are lacking. Importing foreign life forms is not very profitable unless you know ahead of time that you'll be going to that planet. It's very worthwhile to capture native life forms for sale on that planet. Trading in Standard goods is a gamble. Demand is random, so you have no assurance they can ever be sold. It makes good sense to buy Standard goods only if you can get them at an especially low price (e.g., 70% discount or more) -- and even then, just buy a little. Mining is totally worthless, except for minerals needed to make repairs. It is worthwhile to mine 10 to 15 cubic meters of those minerals, just in case you need them later on to repair battle damage. The exception is cobalt, if you get the Shield Disabler. Trading is done at Trade Centers. When you find a Trade Center, note its location. On many planets, the centers are always in the same place. On others, the location moves around but the place where you found one the last time is still a good place to start searching for the new location. Shyneum can be bought at trade centers. How to Make Friends and Influence Enemies Throughout the game you'll have encounters in space with various races. Most will be friendly. Some will be hostile. A few hostile races can be made into friends. However, all friendly races can be made into enemies if you do the wrong thing. Talk to the friendly aliens. Ask questions until they cut off communications. The detailed clues you need to play the game and win are obtained mostly by talking to aliens. The locations of a few other clues are also gleaned from talking to aliens. Consider the answer before asking another question, as some answers are hints to specific follow-up questions. Some clues are deliberately obscure and misleading. The best way to handle an encounter is to first move to a safe distance, then scan the alien ship. After a while, you can tell which race you're dealing with by scanning the ship. All races have their own unique ships, although some races use more than one type. The right posture (FRIENDLY, OBSEQUIOUS, or HOSTILE) is important. Most races respond to FRIENDLY. (Hint: The Tandelous respond best to OBSEQUIOUS.) (Hint: At least one race respond best to HOSTILE.) Galactic Expressways Traveling through normal space is slow and expensive in terms of fuel. Once your Navigator is fully trained, you can use jump fluxes to speed up the journey. Making a jump through a flux automatically records it in your Starmap, and it is the only way to find out where the flux goes to. If you find a flux, jump through it just to record it. If it does not take you to where you want to go, just jump back. Be aware that there are several flux clusters in which it's very easy to jump through the wrong flux. In these cases, you have to make a local map of the relative locations of the various fluxes. The Starmap scale is too large to differentiate between the various flux points when they are too close together. Game Aids Get a sheet of transparent acetate and lay it over the map that comes with the game. Use marker pens to make notations on the map. Mark off any system you have already explored. The copy-protection scheme is error-prone because it's color-based. Under tungsten light, the red and orange stars look alike. The white stars have a yellow tinge. Dark blue and purple both tend to look black. When you're asked to count stars of those colors, double check the colors. Get lots of 3"x5" index cards or note pads. They're useful for recording information about each system you explore, and for noting other important information. A spreadsheet program is very helpful for tracking the locations in which the various Specialty items are bought and sold. It makes it easier to plan trading trips and compute profit and loss. Part 2 ====== CONFIDENTIAL From: Adzel, Acting Captain of the Muddling Through To: Nicholas Van Rijn Subject: Trip Report David Falkayn is in stable condition at the hospital. The doctors think they can reverse the catatonic condition. The problem occurred while we were in the Teeelveee system, but I suspect the entire downspin half of the big nebula is hostile to humans. I recommend that only ships with nonhuman crews be sent into that system in the future, and that the nebula be avoided altogether. The Teeelveee system is inhabited by a very hostile race with weapons too superior for us to fight. Our first stop was at the neighboring Tandelou systems. The Tandelous are divided into two religious sects that are currently engaged in a religious war but are friendly to neutrals. The Tandelous at 29,74 have a System Scanner but will sell it only to someone who can provide them with Godmasks. The only source of Godmasks is the Dweenle at 54,195. The Kher at 214,178 sell a Psychic Probe. We found it very useful for encounters and trading. It glows green when someone is friendly, yellow when they are cautious, and red when they are hostile. All ships should be equipped with this probe. The Kher also sell Dreamgrids. The Aeoruiiaeo at 184,148 sell a Field Stunner to anyone who sells them Dreamgrids. Our terrain vehicle's weapons are more efficient than the stunner for most purposes. However, the stunner is useful for quick getaways when dealing with hostile natives. By the way, the TV shield that Starport sells will not work with the more dangerous life forms, but it's still worthwhile. We found that the Dweenles are easier to trade with if we first sell them some Amusoballs. The Djaboon at 161,52 and Humna Humna at 237,41 are two sources of Amusoballs. The Dweenles are also great lovers of nid berries. Dweenle space captains will give large amounts of shyneum in exchange for paltry amounts of nid berries. They also become very talkative after such an exchange. Nid berries can only be found at 132,6. I recommend that all our ships carry some nid berries when going into Dweenle space. The Humna Humna all will offer better trade terms after being sold Livelong. Selling Livelong is the only way to buy a Flux Scanner from the Humna Humna at 216,45. Livelong can only be bought from the Teeelveee who especially want Tandelou Happy Juice. The Flux Scanner locates flux points in the Starmap. It is very useful for locating new flux points. I recommend that all ships be equipped with one. The Draffa Bustii at 242,165 has a Planetary Teleporter that they'll sell in exchange for Grow Goo from the Bga-Seng-Diul at 203,106. The Teleporter takes the terrain vehicle back to the ship from anywhere on the planet. It greatly expanded our ability to search planets for useful items. The Humna Humna at 237,88 has an Encounter Scanner. In the Starmap it pinpoints the location of nearby ships. It greatly facilitates avoiding unwanted encounters. It was also useful when we wanted an encounter. Unfortunately, the scanner does not indicate whether the encounter will be friendly or not. We found this scanner very useful when evading ships in the Big Nebula. We understand that there is a Mining Drone at 101,85. However, the planet was inhabited by very hostile Spemins. Since mining is such a low profit activity, we decided not to search for it. All ships should be warned that Gas Slugs are very dangerous cargo. The gas is a psychedelic drug that cannot be filtered out with our technology. It will get into the ship's air supply. It is very dangerous to keep onboard a ship, as it seriously degrades the crew's performance. From: Chee Lan To: Nicholas Van Rijn Subject: Trip Report Supplement I knew Adzel would not mention this. We ran into a race called the G'nunk. They have a wonderful philosophy, even if it is a little extreme. They are hostile to all who have not shown themselves to be G'nasch. "G'nasch" is anyone who can defeat them in combat. Naturally Adzel found them to be very distasteful, and we could never establish full contact with them, as he would not fight them. Anyway, we learned from the Humna Humna that they have some sort of Shield Disabler: It disables an enemy ship shield for a short time. What's more, they give you a Disabler when you become G'nasch! Think of what this means in combat! ***Personal Communique*** Chee, we are traders, not fighters. These G'nunks are not someone we want to deal with. They still burn Endurium. We will have nothing to do with them. Besides, I understand this disabler burns up cobalt for fuel, and the G'nunk will not tell anyone how to operate it. You have to have a G'nunk on the ship to operate one. How would you like to spend months on a ship with a G'nunk? Think of poor Adzel.... -- Nicholas [Thanks to Jon Urban for telling me about the Shield Disabler.] Part 3 ====== SECRET From: Limmar Poynets To: Starport Foundation Subject: Big Nebula The next time you guys want someone for a suicide mission, don't call me! Based on Van Rijn's tip, I checked around the Big Nebula. There's some race called the Umanu living in there. They've got some kind of really long-range lasers that can penetrate a class 5 shield like it wasn't there. They also have a cloaking device. I nearly got fried in my encounters with them. Fortunately, with class 5 engines and the psychic probe, I was able to run away from any encounters with them. The danger area seems to extend from about spin 180 downspin to the edge of the Big Nebula at spin 90. It's definitely only humans that are affected. If a human has not gone comatose, leaving that area immediately results in a complete recovery. I'm pretty sure the Umanus are connected in some way with this phenomenon. From: Limmar Poynets To: Starport Foundation Subject: Tandelou Civil War The Tandelou civil war is due to the loss of The Precious Thing that was stolen by the Spemin. I tracked the Thing to a Spemin planet at 158,183, but the Spemin sold it to the G'nunk. It was a Humna Humna who told me where to look on the G'nunk home planet. Returning the Thing ended the civil war, although they still continue to spar over religious differences. Ending the civil war enabled me to finally get some information out of the Tandelou's Guardian Gorzek. The Lowar found it and set it up as the Tandelou's Guardian, but that's not what it was originally built to do. I have been unable to discover what it was built for, but I suspect it's Leghk in origin. Based on what it was able to tell me about the Past, plus the Leghk messages at 105, 75 and the recordings from the abandoned Lowar ship at 198,154, I can make the following speculations: 1. *** CENSORED *** 2. *** CENSORED *** 3. *** CENSORED *** 4. The Spemin obviously also found the Hall, because their new technology is clearly Leghkian. However it now appears that they are a minor nuisance compared to the *** CENSORED ***. I strongly recommend we *** CENSORED *** find the Halls of Memory. From: Limmar Poynets To: Starport Foundation Subject: Halls of Memory I located the Halls of Memory. I found information on the exact location of three Lowar worlds from a Dweenle. On one of them at 28N,45E, I found the ruins of a Lowar research institute. It gave me the coordinates of the Halls of Memory and other information, which allowed me to narrow down the location of the Hall world to just two small nebulas. The key was discovering from another Dweenle the old Leghk names of the local star clusters. Unfortunately the Spemin have looted the place. It's totally empty. That's a dead end. The only thing left is to use the *** CENSORED ***. We know the Lowar did it, and according to some information I got from an Arla captain, I think class 5 shields are sufficient to survive the trip. If you approve the trip, I will need 75,000 SP to buy shyneum. (Handwritten note appears here: "Authorized -- Hari Seldon.") Part 4 ====== TOP SECRET From: Limmar Poynets To: Starport Foundation Subject: The Anomaly I don't like suicide missions, and to think I recommended this one myself! With class 5 shields up, we were able to enter the Anomaly at 244,149. On the other side, we were immediately jumped by hostile Leghks and barely got away. The Big Nebula was not there, so the time period is clearly in the past. We headed straight for the Halls of Memory at 132,219, using the Encounter Scanner to avoid the Leghks. Unfortunately, in this time period, the Guardian satellite is still operating; we could not get past it. Remembering that the key had been left with the Dweenle, we went hunting for one. We got singed several times when the encounter turned out to be with Leghks. The nid berries were the key to getting the Dweenles to talk. The location was given in a riddle that the Dweenle in the past still remembered. We deciphered it. The key was located at 105,17 at 0,0 on the planet. We entered the Halls (30S,134E) and got the full story from the 48 Leghks still unaffected by the UHL. The Leghk had developed a weapon against the UHL, but the first part was on a planet that had been overrun by possessed Leghks before it could be completed. The Leghks gave us the other half. It was then an uneventful trip back to the future. Coming back through the Anomaly, I played a hunch and visited Gorzek. I was correct: It's the other half of the UHL weapon. Anyway, this is my last report. I'm retiring. I'm getting too old to run around the galaxy getting shot at. From: Admiral Jean-Luc Picard, Starport Command To: Captain Worf, ISS Enterprise Subject: UHL Your orders are to locate and neutralize the menace known as the UHL. Intelligence indicates the location of the UHL may be found at the former Lowar world at 139,135. ***Personal Communique*** Worf, I realize the sudden replacement of all human personnel on the Enterprise has greatly decreased the combat efficiency of the Enterprise, but it is necessary. I have the fullest confidence in your ability to bring the new crew to full fighting efficiency in the short time alloted you. The new shield and plasma torpedoes should help greatly. From the Leghk records, the UHL appears to be intelligent. You are the mission commander. The final decision rests with you. I can only ask you to consider a peaceful, negotiated solution if it is at all possible. No matter what you decide, I want you to know that you have my complete support. Good luck old friend. -- Jean-Luc From: Lt. Cmdr. Wesley Crusher, Chief Engineering Officer To: Captain Worf, ISS Enterprise Subject: New Equipment Analysis The new class 7 shields can be blown down by 3 hits of the Umanu class 5 missiles. They provide little protection against the Umanu's long-range laser, which is primarily an anti-personnel weapon. The Leghk battle jump appears to be our only defense against it. The Umanu must turn off their cloaking device to fire the laser. We can now determine when an Umanu ship is about to fire the laser from the energy buildup. Any ship that is about to fire will appear as a blinking dot on the battle screen. One caution about the battle jump: We do not fully understand how it works, and jumps are semi-random. It is possible for us to jump out of sensor range of the Umanu ships. Their lasers have a longer range than our sensors, and we will suffer hits from them until we can move back into sensor range. The plasma torpedoes provide a partial solution to their cloaking device. Once locked on target, the plasma torpedoes will track an Umanu ship, even with the cloaking device on. However, we have been unable to integrate the tracking mechanism with our targeting computers. We can target an Umanu ship only when the cloaking device is off. The UHL Weapon remains a mystery. We only know how to launch it. From: Captain Worf, ISS Enterprise To: Admiral Jean-Luc Picard, Starport Command Subject: UHL We proceeded to the former Lowar world at 139,135 and found a message indicating the location of the UHL. We proceeded there, whereupon a large Umanu fleet attacked us. After a hard fought battle, we defeated the Umanus. I commend the crew of the Enterprise. They performed admirably. After the battle, the UHL appeared. The psychic probe glowed green. Pursuant to orders, I attempted to make friendly contact. After a brief message, the UHL attacked. I launched the UHL weapon, which attacked the UHL and severely wounded it before being destroyed. The UHL then sent a message that it would leave the sector if we would cease hostilities. I replied yes, and the UHL left. We then received a message from the planet below. The Umanu are the descendants of the lost Noah 6 colony ship and had been held in thrall to the UHL. The departure of the UHL had freed them. Mission accomplished. Casualty list follows. ENVEL 1 D3WN E3WN C3WN C2WN G2WN Use put and play option from menu to place the tune in a memory file, and then play the tune. Thereafter you can just chose play option to hear the tune. Similarly chose put option to place music without playing it. Insert - Inserts a line Delete - Deletes a line + and - alter the speed of music / and * alter the music's pitch Esc returns you to main screen T SUNDOG TYPED IN BY THE WARLOCK (W) THERE IS A SEWER DOC FOR THIS GAME BUT I THOUGHT I'D HAVE TO ATTEMPT TO PROVIDE A BETTER ONE. IF THIS IS A COPY FROM THE MANUAL THEN THERE ARE SOME DEEP ROOTED PROBLEMS IN DESIGN. ANYHOW - THE FIRST THING TO DO IS TO TRAVEL TO WOREMED, OR WORDS TO THAT EFFECT, AND BUY A GROUND SCANNER, AND A CLOAKER. THESE ARE PRETTY EXPENSIVE ITEMS BUT WELL WORTH WHILE. YOU CAN ALSO BUY CONCENTRATORS, AUTOSLEWS, AND DECLOAKER DEVICES BUT I PREFER TO KEEP MY CASH. THE CLOAKER FITS IN THE FORCESHIELD, REPLACING ONE OF THE CRYOFUSES. THE GROUND SCANNER FITS IN THE PILOTAGE AND REPLACES A SCANNER. THE GROUND SCANNER IS EASILY THE MOST IMPORTANT ADD ON AS YOU CANNOT DO CITY TO CITY HOPS WITHOUT IT. THIS MEANS THAT YOU SPEND ALOT OF TIME, AND MONEY, DRIVING FROM CITY TO CITY. THE LOST COLONY IS ALWAYS ON JONDD IN THE JONND SYSTEM. ON THE SEWER DOC IS A LIST OF PLANETS, CITIES, AND TRADE ITEMS. MY VERSION OF THE GAME MADE THIS LIST LITTLE MORE THAN USELESS. THE CITIES WERE NAMED DIFFERENT, AND THE TRADE GOODS WERE INVARIABLY NOT THOSE STATED ON THE LIST - A FACT I WASTED ALOT OF TIME CHECKING OUT. TO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE HERE IS A LIST OF THE SYSTEMS, AND THE PLANETS:- SYSTEM : JONND PLANET : JONND HEAVY LAFSER TCANA GLORY GLORY I GLORY II GLORY III SHOOT SHOOT NEW SHOOT NEW SHOOT HELL KOLMANDAA KALA SOSAI D'HELRO WOREMED W'ORRAD KRAKORUS FERR FERR FERRWYCK SNOWBALL ENLIE ENLIAH HEPAH HEPAH AFTER GETTING THE GROUND SCANNER YOU SHOULD RETURN TO JONND AND SEARCH FOR THE LOST COLONY. YOU HAVE TO LAND AT A CITY, GET PLENTY OF FOOD, AND THEN LEAVE THE CITY, DRIVING OUT INTO THE WILDERNESS. THATS THE ONLY WAY TO FIND THE PLACE CALLED BANVILLE. WHENEVER I GET THERE I FIND TWO BUILDINGS. A TRADE/SUPPLY CENTRE, AND A BLOCK OF HOUSES. GO INTO THE TRADE CENTRE AND MAKE A LIST OF THE ITEMS NEEDED BY THE COLONY. THIS DONE YOU CAN RETURN TO THE CITY. WWHEN BUYING TRADE ITEMS TRY TO BUY THE BEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICE. FOR SUPPLYING THE COLONY, BUY THE CHEAPEST CRAP YOU CAN. TAKE CARE WHEN TRAVELLING OFF PLANET. IF YOU ARE CARRYING ANYTHING OTHER THAN CRYOGENS YOU WILL PROBABLY BE ATTACKED BY PIRATES. THIS IS WHERE THE CLOAKING DEVICE COMES IN HANDY. TRY COMMUNICATING WITH THE PIRATES. IF THEY WANT TO FIGHT GO TO THE TACTICAL DISPLAY AND TURN ON YOUR CLOAKER, SHIELDS, AND GUNS OR LASERS. THE ENEMY ARE VERY HARD TO SEE, LET ALONE HIT, BUT UNTIL YOU CAN LAND OR WARP, YOU WILL HAVE TO TRY YOUR BEST. AS SOON AS YOU CAN - TURN THE CLOAKER OFF - IT USES FUEL LIKE IT WAS GOING OUT OF STYLE. ALWAYS CARRY A LOAD OF FUEL IF YOU THINK YOU MAY NEED TO USE THE CLOAKER. YOU NEED TO MAKE MONEY BY TRAVELLING FROM CITY TO CITY, PLANET TO PLANET, SYSTEM TO SYSTEM, TRADING GOODS. I HAVE YET TO GET THE HANG OF THIS TRADING LARK. WHEN IN A CITY, IF YOU NEED TO REST, DON'T PARK ANYWHERE EXCEPT IN A CAR PARKING PLOT, OTHERWISE YOU WILL PROBABLY BE ROBBED OF EVERYTHING YOU ARE CARRYING. DON'T PARK YOUR SHUTTLE IN A ROADWAY, OR YOU WILL GET WHEELCLAMPED AND HAVE TO PAY A FINE. CARRY A SHIELD WHEN WANDERING AROUND, AND A STINGER MAY BE USEFUL. ONLY SLEEP IN A HOTEL, YOUR SHIP, OR THE SHUTTLE WHEN PARKED IN A PARKING PLOT UNLESS OUTSIDE THE CITY WHEN YOU CAN REST WITHOUT FEAR. JUST FOR ARTISTIC INTEREST - TRAVEL OUTSIDE A CITY ON EACH PLANET - THERE ARE A FEW LANDSCAPE CHANGES. WARNING: APPARENT BUGS: SOMETIMES WHEN YOU DO A CITY TO CITY HOP YOU WILL EXIT YOUR SHIP AND FIND YOURSELF IN THE WILDS. IF SO - I SUGGEST YOU SAVE THE GAME BEFORE VENTURING AWAY FROM YOUR SHIP. THE CITY HAS A BOUNDRY BUT NOT ALWAYS BUILDINGS THAT REACH THAT BOUNDRY, AND IT IS QUITE EASY TO LOSE YOUR SHIP. IN THE EVENT THAT THIS HAPPENS YOU WILL HAVE TO WANDER AROUND FOR AGES, OR LOSE YOUR SHUTTLE. TRY PLAYING THE GAME WITHOUT IT. IF YOU ARE WANDERING AROUND AND ARE SET UPON BY A GANG OF THUGS YOU CAN BLUFF, OR SHOOT IT OUT. THATS UPTO YOU. WHEN YOU START THE GAME TRY TO GET ALL YOUR RATINGS; LUCK, STRENGTH, INTELLIGENCE, ETC. ROUGHLY EQUAL AS THIS WILL GIVE YOU PRETTY AVERAGE EVERYTHING. WHENEVER YOU HAVE DONE ANY TRADING ALWAYS CALL AT THE BANK AND SEE IF THERE'S ANY CASH IN. SOME PLAYERS WILL TELL YOU TO LEAVE IT IN, OTHERS TO USE THE TRANSFER CASH OPTION, OTHERS TO DRAW IT ALL OUT, OR EVEN TO DRAW MOST OF IT OUT BUT LEAVE A LITTLE. I ALWAYS DRAW OUT ALL THE CASH. MAKE SURE YOU DON'T RUN OUT OF FOOD. BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE MAIN SHIP MAKE SURE THAT YOU WON'T FALL ASLEEP ON YOUR TRAVELS. REMEMBER - FALLING ASLEEP IN THE WRONG PLACE WILL USUALLY BE BAD NEWS FOR YOU. STORE YOUR CRYOGENS IN BANVILLE. GOOD LUCK AND ENJOY A PRETTY DECENT TRADING GAME. (W) Kings Quest IV Hints.. 1 ... West Tamir Problem: How can I get Pan to stop dancing? He won't listen to me! Hint: There's only one thing that will stop Pan from listening to his music...and that's listening to YOUR music. Hint: You need to find a way to play music around Pan. Hint: How about a lute! He might like lute music! Hint: If you can get the lute from the minstrel, play it around Pan. He'll stop and listen to your music. You might even GIVE him the lute. Problem: I want the fisherman's fishing pole, but he won't give it to me! Hint: You can't just TAKE the fishing pole; it's not yours! If you want it, you have to buy it or trade for it. Hint: The fisherman is very poor. Don't you have anything of value that you could give in trade for the fishing pole? Hint: Since his fishing pole is the fisherman's sole means of survival, it is precious to him. The only thing that would cause him to give up his fishing pole is to give him the pouch of diamonds in trade. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Will the fisherman's wife do anything for me? Hint: Not really. She's kind of a grouch. Hint: You can give the diamond pouch to either her or her husband, but that's about all. Hint: That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: All the minstrel does is play these bad songs for me! Can I take his lute? Hint: No, you can't TAKE his lute. But you might be able to give him something else in return for it. Hint: The minstrel is not very good at being a minstrel. Maybe he needs to take up a new line of work. How about being an actor! Hint: Since the minstrel is not a very good musician, he might be more interested in taking up acting. Give him the Shakespeare book in trade for his lute. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Where does Genesta live? I can't find her. Hint: Genesta lives on an island in the ocean. Hint: If you swim in the ocean a couple of screens, you will run into Genesta's island. Be careful of the sharks, though. It would be wise to save your game before venturing into the ocean. Problem: All right! I give up! The unicorn is no longer afraid of me...but it won't follow me. Is there a bridle somewhere? Hint: You're absolutely correct; there IS a bridle somewhere! Hint: Oh, you want to know where? Well, this answer gets rather complicated. You will find the bridle on the desert island (not Genesta's island). Hint: First, you need to get swallowed by the whale. But before you do that, make SURE you have the peacock feather and the dead fish. Hint: Once you get swallowed by the whale, you need to climb its tongue and then "tickle" its throat with the peacock feather. The whale will sneeze you out into the ocean again. You will then see a small desert island. Swim to the small island. The bridle is inside the wrecked rowboat. Feed the fish to the pelican to be able to leave the island and get back to the mainland of Tamir. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! 2 ... East Tamir Problem: I want to enter the ogres' house, but it's locked! Hint: Be patient. Eventually you will be able to enter the house. Hint: There are some things you need to do before you can enter the ogres' house. Hint: The ogres' house will not be unlocked until Lolotte asks for the magic hen. Lolotte will not ask for the magic hen until you have taken the unicorn to her. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Now that I'm able to enter the ogres' house, a big ferocious dog chases me out again! What do I do with him?! Hint: Do something nice for the dog. Think about what dogs like best. Hint: How about giving the dog a bone? Hint: You'll find a bone to give to the dog behind the waterfall. Getting behind the waterfall is another question. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I know the magic hen is supposed to be in the ogres' house, but I can't find her! Hint: You don't need to find her. If you do the right things, her presence will be made known. Hint: When you're in the ogres' house you don't need to find the hen. Just make sure you avoid the ogre and the ogress. Hide from the ogre when he comes home. Hint: Hide in the closet when you know the ogre is coming home. You'll notice that there is a keyhole that you can look through. Look through it. You'll see a cartoon sequence showing the hen being brought to the ogre. When the cartoon sequence is finished, you can then leave the closet and get the hen. Be quick about it, though. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: How can I get through the scary forest without being caught by the awful trees? Hint: There's only one way to do it; you need to get something that will scare the wits out of them. Think about what might scare a tree. Hint: There is something in the ogres' house that you need to get. This object will scare the trees so badly they will let you pass unharmed. Hint: There is an axe in the ogres' bedroom that you can get. When you are in the scary forest say "Swing the axe." Your axe will scare the trees so much they will then leave you alone. Hint: That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I keep getting killed by the three witches in the skull cave!! Hint: There are two ways that you can get caught by the witches. One, is when you're trying to GET the glass eye, and, two, is when you're trying to avoid the one witch who continually chases you. Most importantly, SAVE YOUR GAME when you first enter this cave! Then, to get the eye, maneuver the chasing witch to the front of the cauldron before attempting to go after it. You want the chasing witch as far away from you and the other witches as possible. Now, go toward the other witches. Go right up to where they are passing the eye back and forth and VERY QUICKLY type in "Get the eye." (On some versions of this game you can have "Get the eye" pre-typed-in. In this case, just press "enter" when you get close to the glass eye.) Once you have the glass eye, the witches can no longer harm you. Hint: That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Now that I got the glass eye from the blind witches; what do I do with it? Should I give it back to them? Hint: Congratulations on getting the eye! That's not easy to do. Actually, you don't DO anything with the glass eye. It's not useful to you, only to the witches; and they want it back desperately. Hint: You can't DO anything with the glass eye. Only the witches can use it. The witches will give you something in return for their glass eye; but being nasty and selfish witches, they won't indicate that at first. It will be a mistake to give them back their eye right away. You need to scare them a little first. Hint: DON'T give the witches back their glass eye right away. They will give you something in return for their eye if you scare them a little, first. They are completely helpless without it, but they are also nasty and selfish. If they feel that you would really walk off with their eye, they will give in to you. Walk out of the cave with the eye. The next time you enter the cave the witches will throw something to you, and will then beg for the return of their eye. You can get this object. As to whether you EVER give the eye back to the witches, that's up to you. Hint: I am inside, now what? That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I love the epitaphs on the tombstones in the cemetery!...but do they mean anything? Hint: Yes, some do. They're not all just for show. Hint: It won't be apparent at first that some of the epitaphs are useful. After nightfall, it will become more obvious. Hint: Some of these epitaphs have to do with the haunted house; and the inhabitants of the house. Hint: After nightfall, you will encounter five ghosts in the haunted house. Each of these ghosts wants something that is buried in the cemetery. The epitaphs indicate which is THEIR particular grave. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I dug some holes in the cemetery and then my shovel broke! Now what do I do?! Hint: Now you're out of luck! Hint: You can only dig FIVE holes in the cemetery before the shovel breaks. Hint: There are FIVE ghosts that you will meet in the haunted house, and there are only FIVE holes that you can dig in the cemetery. Just be sure that you dig in the right place for the right reasons before you start indiscriminately digging holes. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: How do I go inside the crypt? Hint: If you do the right things you eventually will be able to enter the crypt, but not until near the end of the game. Hint: You will not be able to enter the crypt until after nightfall; and after Lolotte has asked for Pandora's Box. Hint: There is a key that you can get which is inside the haunted house. This key will unlock the crypt door. You can't get the key, though, until after nightfall, after you have dealt with the witches, and after exorcising all five ghosts. (It's in the organ.) Hint: That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Okay, I got the pouch of diamonds. What do I do with it? Hint: Is it YOURS to do something with?...did the dwarfs specifically GIVE it to you?...or did they just leave it behind? Hint: If the dwarfs just left the diamond pouch in the house, then it is not really YOURS to do something with. If you were an honest person, and somebody left behind a valued object, what would you do with it? Hint: If the dwarfs just left the diamond pouch in the house, then it is not really YOURS. You need to RETURN the forgotten diamond pouch to them. Take it to the diamond mine and give it back to one of the dwarfs. He will be touched by your kindness and honesty and will let you KEEP the diamond pouch PLUS give you something else (a lantern). Now you may give the diamonds to the fisherman in trade for his pole. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I want to enter the haunted house at night, but each time I try a zombie gets me! Help! Hint: You have to scare off the zombie first. Hint: You need to carry something that scares the zombies. Hint: The witches have something that will scare the zombies. Hint: The witches have a scarab that will ward off the undead. Once you have that, the zombies will no longer bother you. Hint: That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! 3 ... Out In the Ocean Problem: Will the shark ever help me in any way? Hint: Absolutely not! Stay away from the shark! Problem: The wale swallowed me. Is this supposed to happen? Hint: Yes, you are. But not until the right time. Hint: Yes, you are supposed to be swallowed by the whale, but you need a couple of items, first. Hint: You are supposed to get swallowed by the whale, but make sure you have the peacock feather and the dead fish before you do. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Can I do anything with the peacock? Hint: No. The peacock is there only for show and for a hint that there may be a peacock feather that you can get. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: After escaping the whale I found myself on a desert island. How do I get back to Tamir? Hint: You need help from a fine-feathered friend. Hint: If you're nice to the pelican, the pelican will be nice to you. Hint: That pelican sure looks hungry! Hint: I hope you have the dead fish. Throw it to the pelican. The pelican will then drop a silver whistle from its mouth. Use this whistle to summon a friendly dolphin. The dolphin will help you back to Tamir. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! 4 ... Haunted House Problem: How can I open the trap door in the ceiling of the upstairs bedroom? Hint: YOU can't. You will NEVER open the trap door. Later, someone else will. Hint: The trap door cannot be opened until nighttime. Then, the little boy ghost will open it for you. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I "played" the organ, but nothing happened. I think there's more to the organ than this! Hint: You're right, there is. It's just not time to know what it is, yet. Hint: Later on, you'll be able to "play" another song on the organ. This time, something WILL happen! Hint: You need to deal with the ghosts before you can do anything of importance with the organ. Hint: You won't be able to do anything with the organ until AFTER you have met all the ghosts. The little boy ghost will lead you to the attic where you will discover some sheet music. If you "play" the song from the sheet music on the organ, you will discover a skeleton key! That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: How do I stop the baby ghost from crying? I've tried everything! Hint: The baby ghost WANTS something! Hint: The baby ghost wants something that is in the cemetery. Hint: Look in the cemetery for a baby's grave. Dig there. (Hopefully, you have the shovel.) Hint: Read the epitaphs on the tombstones in the cemetery. One of the graves is a baby's. If you have the shovel, you can dig there. You will find a silver rattle. Give it to the baby ghost. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: What does the miser ghost want?! Hint: Remember Jacob Marley? What do you THINK he wants?! Hint: Locate the miser's grave in the cemetery. You will find what you need there...IF you have the shovel. Hint: Read the epitaphs in the cemetery. One of the graves is a miser's. If you have the shovel, you can dig there. You will find a gold bag. Give it to the miser ghost. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: How can I help the poor lady ghost? Hint: There is something that the lady ghost wants. It's in the cemetery. Hint: Find a grave of a young lady, who died under very sad circumstances, in the cemetery. If you have a shovel, you will find what you need there. Hint: Read the epitaphs in the cemetery. One, is for a young lady who died under sad circumstances. If you have the shovel, you can dig there. You will find a lovely locket. Give it to the lady ghost. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: What is the Lord of the Manor ghost looking for? Hint: He is looking for something that he lost a long time ago. Hint: Find a grave of a "Lord" in the cemetery. If you have a shovel, you will find what you need there. Hint: Read the epitaphs in the cemetery. A "Lord" is buried in one of the graves. If you have the shovel, you can dig there. You will find a medal of honor. Give it to the ghost. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: The little boy ghost won't budge from the top of the chest! How do I get rid of him?! Hint: You need to give something to the little boy ghost. Hint: Find a grave of a little boy in the cemetery. If you have a shovel, you will find what you need there. Hint: Read the epitaphs in the cemetery. A little boy is buried in one of the graves. If you have the shovel, you can dig there. You will find a toy horse. Give it to the boy ghost. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: What do I do with the sheet music? Hint: If you found the secret door in the parlor, you SHOULD know what to do with the sheet music. Think about it. Hint: Remember the ORGAN... Hint: Play the sheet music on the organ. When you do this, you will discover a secret drawer in the organ. There is a skeleton key in the drawer. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I found a skeleton key! What does it unlock?! Hint: Have you discovered the crypt, yet? Hint: The crypt is in the mountainside, in the cemetery. Hint: The skeleton key unlocks the crypt, which is located in the mountainside, in the cemetery. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! 5 ... Troll Cave and Swamp Problem: It's DARK in this cave! How can I see in here?! Hint: You need a light source. Hint: You can get a lantern from the Seven Dwarfs. Hint: If you're nice, and honest, with the Seven Dwarfs, they will be nice back and give you a lantern. Hint: If you "clean" the Seven Dwarfs house, they will accidentally leave behind a pouch of diamonds on the table. However, you need to try to "return" the forgotten pouch of diamonds to them in their mine. If you do, they will let you keep the diamonds PLUS give you a lantern. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: The troll keeps getting me!! How can I avoid him?! Hint: First of all, you need a lantern (you get that from the Seven Dwarfs). Hint: Not only do you need a lantern, but you need to save your game OFTEN! I recommend saving your game each time you safely enter a new section of the troll cave. If you do this, you will eventually get through the cave unharmed. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I found a bone in the cave. What do I do with it? Hint: There is someone in this game who would just LOVE to chew on a bone! Hint: The ogres' have a pet. Hint: The ogres' pet is a big dog. This dog would really appreciate a bone. Hint: You won't be able to enter the ogres' house without giving the dog the bone. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I keep falling down the chasm!! How do I go across it? Hint: I hope you found the board at the entrance to the cave. Hint: You need the board to cross the chasm. Put it across the chasm and then VERY CAREFULLY walk over it. Hint: Save your game when you enter this room. Experiment to see how close you can get to the chasm without falling in. Then, "Put the board across the chasm." CAREFULLY walk across it. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Every time I enter the swamp I sink and die. There MUST be a way to cross it! Hint: Did you see the grass tufts in the swamp? Hint: Try "jumping" on the grass tufts. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I can't seem to get from the last grass tuft to the little swamp island! Hint: You have something in your inventory that will help. Hint: What helped you cross the chasm in the troll cave? Hint: That's right. Use the board to cross to the little swamp island. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I can't get the magic fruit...the cobra always bites me! Hint: The cobra likes music. Hint: The cobra likes a certain kind of music. Hint: The cobra likes flute music. Hint: You need to get the flute from Pan. Play it to the cobra. You will hypnotize it, for awhile. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: Is there anywhere else to go in the swamp besides the swamp island? Hint: No. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! 6 ... Lolotte's Castle Problem: Lolotte asks me to do things for her. Should I do them? Hint: Yes, you should. Hint: You won't advance in the game unless you bring her the items she asks for. Hint: Lolotte wants the unicorn, the hen that lays the golden eggs, and Pandora's Box. You need to bring them to her if you want to advance in the game. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I'm locked in a tower bedroom! How can I escape?! Hint: Be patient. Help will come along. Hint: Did you notice Edgar pushing something under the tower door...? Hint: Edgar will help you by pushing a rose under the door. Get the rose and "look" at it; you will notice a gold key attached to it. This key will unlock the tower door. That's all the hints for this problem, thanks for participating! Problem: I keep falling off the stairs!! Hint: You may want to slow down and move ve