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In article <1706711A...@IBRDVM1.WORLDBANK.ORG>
TR...@IBRDVM1.WORLDBANK.ORG (Trina Borras) a.k.a. I wrote:
 
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>In article <39hqgt$b...@ixnews1.ix.netcom.com>
>LCas...@ix.netcom.com (Leith Cassone) writes:
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>>I've done this one, several times.  But I installed a new CD drive and
>>then re-installed T7G.  I can't solve it again!!!   Help :)
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>>Thanks, This is driving me nutz  :)
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>>Leith
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>Hi, Leith,
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>I really empathize with you.  I'm in a similar pickle.  I'll help you
>and I hope you can help me.  The first time I played T7G I played
>with a friend and it was the 8-bishop reversal puzzle that drove
>us nearly insane. Even when one of us solved it for the first four
>we couldn't remember what the principle had been, so the other one
>had to sweat it out for the other four all over again.  Please, if
>you know how to solve the bishop puzzle, tell me, because now I'm
>playing T7G again with a different friend and we've just thrown in
>the towel on the bishops!
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> blah ... blah ... blah ...
 
I didn't realize this was cross-posted, I answered this question
from comp.sys.ibm.pc.games action, unfortunately my newsreader
doesn't offer me c.s.i.p.g.adventure, and probably not the others
involved.  I've never cross-posted before (if indeed that's what
I've done in replying), so, if anybody knows the answer to the
bishop problem, could you please write to me at my internet address
below.  Thanks,
 
Trina
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>(Trina Borras, Wash., D.C., trina@ibrdvm1 or -@ibrdvm1.worldbank.org)