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While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus     

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Date: Sep 19, 2008 03:13

While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus
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While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus     

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Date: Aug 19, 2008 09:13

While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus
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While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus     

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Date: Jul 20, 2008 06:13

While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus
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While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus     

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Author: Clearing Archive Roboposter
Date: Jun 19, 2008 15:13

While we are into the subject of GPMs I should throw in the data relating to some work I have done. Actual GPMs are more forceful that implant GPMs but in searching for the actual ones one often runs into the implants. I ran the Helatrobus series myself and several others have found it pulls off heavy charge. Here's what I wrote up at the time (some years back): The Helatrobus
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dean.menezes@gmail.com wrote: > In Dungeon (Zork), when you enter the Round Room when it is spinning, > it says that your compass spins wildly (due to the magnitism and > stuff). This also suggests how a loss-of-compass puzzle could work. Without your compass, trying to navigate by compass directions ought to produce some message like "You're not sure which way is east", and take you through     

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Date: May 19, 2008 18:13

Thanks, Bruce...I saved this in a Word file. ;-)) "Bruce Hagen" <Nospam@mymail.invalid> wrote in message news:eYcBADuNIHA.2140@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... The first thing to do is to remove the update, (I assume that is what you mean by upgrade), in the Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs. Reboot and see if things are back to normal. If they are, download the update /manually/ with
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Date: Feb 17, 2008 21:01

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Author: Laughingstar~*
Date: Dec 4, 2007 19:11

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