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On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 22:28:24 +0000 (UTC), delrio@panix.com (Del Rio) wrote: In article <efs30i$l34$1@posting.glorb.com>, David Short <David.NO.Short@Wright.SPAM.Edu.PLEASE> wrote: "Del Rio" <delrio@panix.com> wrote in message This is also true of the java app that you linked to. It's not a "computerization" of MR, it's an app to allow owners of the boardgame to play their turns

"Del Rio" <delrio@panix.com> wrote in message news:efru3m$ro$1@reader1.panix.com... In article <Xns984B4383DFAB7gandalfparker@199.245.68.61>, From what I understand of CyberBoard that would have the same problems that the original game had. Too much setup, too many rules. This is also true of the java app that you linked to. It's not a "computerization" of MR, it's an app to

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