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From: mjt@voodoo.UUCP (Jim Tallant)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.games
Subject: Re: Powermonger help...
Message-ID: <781@voodoo.UUCP>
Date: 21 Jan 91 21:27:01 GMT
References: <91021.04250834ZNYIR@CMUVM.BITNET>
Organization: BoGART To You Buddy, Bellevue, WA
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In article <91021.04250834ZNYIR@CMUVM.BITNET> 34ZNYIR@CMUVM.BITNET (Jeff Kott) writes:
>
>     Second, if you are trying to close query boxes and all that happens is
>that new boxes keep popping up, simply click on the Query Icon (question mark)
>again to turn it off.  You will then be able to close all open Query Boxes with
>no problem.  Again, it's a bothersome thing to have to do, but hey, it gets the
> job done.

An even easier way is to simply click on the Query Icon with the right mouse
button.  This removes all the boxes and allows you to keep the query feature
active.

>
>
>By the way, how many territories has anyone conquered?  I have only had the
>game for about a week (and been playing on and off between school and work) and
>have managed to get through about 25 territories.  Just looking for how far
>others have gotten.

Your doing better than me.  I've only gotten through about 20 or so territories
so far.  Just can't seem to find time to sit down and get anywhere.  I think
I did see a posting here a while ago with someone claiming to have conquered
the lower right territory.  Didn't claim to have done them all but went
directly for the kill via a diagonal path.

I hate people who can finish games this fast.  At the rate I'm going it will
take me a couple of years to finish.  I'm already starting to have some
trouble with some of the territories I'm coming up on.  Guess it's time to
change tactics, huh?  ;-)
>
>                           JEFF KOTT
>                     34ZNYIR@CMUVM.BITNET


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