The Deceit Chronicle is another brain teaser and challenging riddle game. "Riddlers have to find the answer for each level. Each level has different ways to solve. Everything in level is clues. No spaces, capital letters, and special character in your answer. When you think you know the password, Click on "Password" button then insert your password. If your answer is correct you will see "Level Complete" page. If not, You will see "Access Denied!". Remember the password of all level you solved. You will need to continue your game. On some level you need to use search engine, Click on "Tool Box" button, enter your keyword, choose your tools it will open on another window for you. Don't Cheat. Try to do your best... :)" Good luck and have fun! [Subbed by Ellie]Note: Please don't post exact answers, just post hints for levels!
Update: There are new levels.
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What is The Deceit Chronicle?
The Deceit Chronicle is a game to play and have fun while you try to escape from the room or outdoor place by using your point and click and puzzle solving skills. You may need to find and use hidden items and clues around, combine some items with other items to use them on correct places, and solve some different types of puzzles.
How can I play The Deceit Chronicle?
You can play The Deceit Chronicle game with your mouse and point and click skills to find items and clues, use them on correct places, and solve some puzzles. You can navigate between rooms or screens and you may also zoom on some places to look closer. You may select items from your inventory to use or you may drag and drop them.
How can I solve The Deceit Chronicle?
You can solve The Deceit Chronicle game by looking around to find and use items and clues on correct places, combining items, and solving some puzzles. You can also check comments section for hints or ask to other players to get help from them. If you still can't figure out any part of the game, you can also check video walkthroughs.
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2466 Comments
There are so many names to try! Every dead person that once made a version...
ReplyDeleteThere are some silent versions, but no creator works.
ReplyDeleteOops, kicked out of internet and need to leave in about 10 min now. Hoping for an Eureka-moment!
ReplyDeleteNot Giorgio Barbarelli da Castelfranco....
ReplyDeleteThere WAS a mistake in level 46-C!!!
ReplyDeleteGeez! So mad about it!!
Authors should look better at what they do when making the games!
...and someone should give a medal or make a homage to this person in Nordinho for the patience and persistence in finding the typo!
Oh, good morning everyone, hehe :P
Hi @Ellie, sorry i had to go, but i see you have already passed T** F*** part.
ReplyDeleteStill stuck on the last part of 46. I have searched for other authors of the tempest and deaf actors. Nothing suits.
Easy cake after the typo. I'm at the "final password" too.
ReplyDeleteNot Milton Hebald either...
ReplyDeleteHi again @Brian!
Sorry... Hi @Edgar too of course!!
ReplyDeleteHave to leave now. Sorry @Ruff, no 47 :(
ReplyDeleteSee you later!
LOL, hi @Ellie. L
ReplyDeleteThe first movie adaptation for the play was a silent film in 1908, but Percy Stowe is not the answer...
ReplyDeleteOh Yes! Level 47!
ReplyDeletewow!! Ruff?? how?
ReplyDeleteI actually tried that name before but forgot to use full name. It's the most famous m******* who cannot hear.
ReplyDelete47!!! Thanks lots @Ruff!! :D
ReplyDeleteYW!
ReplyDeleteLevel 47 was easy, but time-taking. Loading 48 while I try to upload a mirrored pic of 46.
ReplyDeleteOf course I meant a mirrored pic for 47! hmmm, need more coffee.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruff. On 47 now.
ReplyDeleteFor those with problems or without an image program,
ReplyDeleteClick on this link to see a Mirrored Level 47.
I've got the first part of 47. Just haven't found the "B** B******" yet.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll have problems with level 48... tones?
ReplyDeleteHave to leave now. Good luck everyone.
ReplyDeleteFor level 47 to find the S******* look for US 12 season. Only the name. I tried the full name at the begining. Aaargh.
ReplyDeleteAnd to start 48 you need the other S*******
ReplyDeleteI don't have the proper tool to record level 48's sound. :(
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm back home and ready to struggle some more.
ReplyDeleteFor level 48, I could record an mp3 file with the sound, but don't know of any online sound decoder, help on this?
Also, I should upload this mp3 file somewhere for you to have it, but don't know of any good site for that, any ideas?
Well, I think it's uploaded now. Let me know if you can download it and if it works please?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.wikiupload.com/PYQRUNFDU93GJ59
@edgar, at first the wikiupload page did not load. I tried it 3 times and it has worked. Thank you for uploading it. I'm now trying to decode it.
ReplyDeleteHope you are luckier than me Ruff...
ReplyDeleteI think I just found something good, but MP3 files are not supported there. Need to convert my audio file to WAV.
ReplyDeleteI tried the one from purple hell for DTMF but didn't work.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Edgar, i had a lot of recording it.
ReplyDeleteI had to convert it to wav and use this link to convert the dmtf sounds.
http://www.dialabc.com/sound/detect/index.html
On 49 now.
LOL brian and Ruff, it's the same site I'm using right now. Unfortunately, I ran out a malicious site before and have my antivirus scanning at the same time and it makes it slower. Will catch you on 49 soon...
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ReplyDeleteI stop here. I am trying to upload the wav to the same link you used.
ReplyDeleteFinally uploaded in wav format
ReplyDeletehttp://www.wikiupload.com/B3JDN7T3J80N2C3
Enter the audio file in the converter of the other post. Then... basic conversion
Ehm... I have 16 tones now... what to enter?
ReplyDelete@edgar, combine some of them.
ReplyDeleteNVM, lol. Got it and onto 49! Yeah, we do rock!!
ReplyDeleteConvert them @Edgar, for some letters you use two numbers. Use two numbers everytime you can.
ReplyDelete18 gives r
@edgar, there is no a, b and c in the answer. Does this hint make it easier to group the numbers?
ReplyDeleteMealtime for me now. BRB!!
ReplyDeleteoh my, what did I do. I deleted the wrong comment at 1.06pm.
ReplyDeleteLevel 49!
@edgar, hugs and kisses. Thank you so so much for your sound file. Without it, I could never pass this level. The link I mentioned about worked with .wav but very very slow. Got to have patience.
Bye then. Back here tomorrow. cu.
ReplyDelete@brain, see you!
ReplyDeleteI'm back to struggle a little bit more. Thanks a lot for the last part of 46 @Ruff! I never had that one, but another deaf m******* lol. Well, struggling with 47 now. I didn't know there was an alphabet like that but found it now in PurpleHell.
ReplyDeleteBack too, and collecting my jiwsaw pieces...
ReplyDeleteThanks @brian for "only the name" of second part of 47! I tried the full name too, and went here for more clues.
ReplyDeleteWell, maybe not the best jigsaw ever, but my third try did the trick.
ReplyDeleteClick here to see the QR code of level 49
Will start 50 now.
Phew!! Finally done with 48! The longest time I spent on trying to find the file on my computer after downloading it. How to know where those files go!?!
ReplyDeleteWell, got the letters I needed and loading 49.
It took me so long to fix that qr puzzle. Level 50 now.
ReplyDeleteNo idea what to don in 50...
ReplyDelete@edgar, click the screen to see more
ReplyDeleteFor lvl 49, a good convertor to use is:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.onlinebarcodereader.com/
Hi, @ellie.
ReplyDeleteThanks you @Ruff :)
ReplyDeleteHi again @Ruff! Reading some instructions in lvl 50 now and will try to make sense of them :)
ReplyDeleteI'm still working on step 1, trying to find the thing to say.
ReplyDelete@Ruff, me too. The numbers in the source might be a "map" in some way, but didn't find out how yet.
ReplyDelete@ellie, that's what I have done. Picked up letters from the grid according to positions of numbers; didn't work though.
ReplyDeleteThere's an space between the middle numbers on the source. They could make a square with the 1-8 digits and a space in the middle. I wonder if it has something to do...
ReplyDelete@edgar, maybe we could use those in the middle. Not sure if the missing two letters are significant.
ReplyDeleteThere's a total of 144 letters in the first step. They fit in the 12x12 number grids on the next pages. Maybe we should do something with it.
ReplyDeleteSorry, 144 including the first asterisk.
ReplyDelete@edgar, what I'll do now is to type it in excel.
ReplyDelete@Ruff, it's a good idea but, are you thinking of following an
ReplyDelete347
1 8
562
order?
Hm, not sure how to proceed. Anything could be wrong and time-taking...
@edgar, I've sent you my excel file.
ReplyDeleteGoing Ruff. I have mine done now. Will compare notes...
ReplyDelete@edgar, mine is just a straight copy of the screen; not in the number order.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking we might need to decode the letters on the tomb to know what to say...
ReplyDeleteI also thought those symbols on the tomb could have a meaning Ellie, maybe...
ReplyDeleteRuff, I did mine in a 12x12 grid. Get it.
@edgar, got it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteIt's dinner time. I'll be back later.
Come back soon Ruff!
ReplyDeleteHi @edgar, ellie. I have not had dinner yet. Just have a thought and I want to verify it before I go to dinner. In my earlier comment, I said that I've found two letters missing. Those two letters plus a number is ids of egyptian tombs. Maybe those two letters + 50 will tell us something.
ReplyDeleteReally have to leave for dinner now! Will be back asap.
ReplyDeleteThanks @Ruff! Will have a look at that. See you!
ReplyDeleteAt least it gave me a 9-letter word. Will see if it is of any use.
ReplyDeleteLOL, forgot that I only need 8 letters. Well, it didn't work anyway. Will look some more.
ReplyDeleteSolved level 50!
ReplyDelete-Copy the letters in a 12x12 grid. Second row should start with B,N,J,E...
-Starting from the asterisk in top left, there's a 5 in the "walk" page with a 2 in the "direction" page. It means you should move 5 steps in the 2 direction (South-East)
- You get to the letter P where there's a 3 in "walk" with a 4 in "direction", so move 3 steps (from the previous P) towards North.
- Go on like this and collect 10 letters (after this you'll get out of the grid.
- Anagram your answer.
Remember that the directions 1-8 are seen in the source.
Thank @Edgar!!! I never thought we should use all three pages at the same time. Got the 10-letter word now!! Only 10 lvl's to go!
ReplyDeleteEntering the Dark Temple now...
ReplyDeleteIt's only 10 alright Ellie! Let's crack this joint up!!
ReplyDeleteI'm back!
ReplyDelete@Edgar, you've done it! Thanks for the clues. I am going to try it now.
@edgar, thanks again for your help on level 50. Level 51 now.
ReplyDeleteOK Ruff, will need some help here.
ReplyDeleteHm, there's something strange in the source...
I'm getting something now for 51! Google the text below the picture to find the right cipher. Then go to purple hell and remember... the rotors are LIE!
ReplyDeleteLoading 52!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ellie!
ReplyDeleteI spent a while trying to learn how to set it, lol.
Onto 51!
Well, I meant 52, but you know me... :P
ReplyDelete@Ruff, how are you doing? Still here?
ReplyDeleteOOPS... hm, I got lvl 52, but not sure how.
ReplyDeleteWell, for 52 it was the first name I could think about. Just looked at the pictures.
ReplyDeleteVery easy 52.
ReplyDeleteGot something for 53 now, by using addition. Will see if that works out.
ReplyDeleteNow, I have love and hate, but what to do with that? Cant use alphabet the "standard" way, nor number translation.
ReplyDeleteWell, addition makes sense to difference between LOVE and HATE, still trying here...
ReplyDeleteFor level 53,
ReplyDeleteThere's something in the LOVE numbers that make them different from the HATE ones.
They not only add up 17, but also are in a odd-even-odd-even-odd arrangement.
Couldn't have solved it without Ellie leading me into the addition track, so thank you Ellie!!
Thanks @Edgar!!! I never would have tried to anagram that strange set of 14 letters. Loading 54!
ReplyDeleteHi guys! Away for just a while and you are at 53 now. I have not started 51 yet. I gotta catch up!
ReplyDeleteHi again @Ruff!! Come and join us!!
ReplyDeleteWe're now in 54 @Ruff.
ReplyDeleteCatch up fast and help!
And just for the record...
ReplyDeleteI think we are ahead the Nordinho team for once!
I have problem using the machine from purple hell. I cannot type in the input box!
ReplyDelete@Ruff, try to refresh the page, but if you cant write there, try clicking at the "keyboard-letters" in the pic.
ReplyDeletethanks @ellie. Is the E***** decoder the right one? Why is my rotors changed after every key I clicked?
ReplyDeleteFound a great page googling the names and year that also includes all of the numbers needed for lvl 54. Will solve this now...
ReplyDelete@Ruff, it's correct. They should change. The starting position is the important one, then don't mind them anymore.
ReplyDeleteFollowing to chess moves and got nothing so far...
ReplyDeleteNow I tried the moves in that game in 2 different ways... nothing. Need to find another game maybe?
ReplyDeleteThe machine is so difficult to use. After the first 5 letters, everything is gibbish.
ReplyDelete@Ruff, make sure your initial setting is correct according to the hint in the level and that your letters are entered without skipping any. You can also use the keyboard if you find it easier than to click on those little keys on the screen.
ReplyDeleteAnd for level 54, I can only find 1 match with these 2 persons with +123 moves... not getting anything!
ReplyDelete@Ruff, you don't need to do anything to the special settings. Just refresh it, then change the rotors in the pic. After that, start writing. It will be in groups of 5 letters each, but just go on and make the words later. Starts with a "U".
ReplyDeleteOh, I missed a hint from the source! Maybe that's the key to solve this one. Going to try again!!
ReplyDelete52 now. It was a typo (click-po really). It's difficult to flip between tabs to do the input.
ReplyDeleteLol @Edgar, I missed that clue too, but was just starting to think about looking at it that way. Will try!
ReplyDelete52 is easy! 53 now.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, got nothing!! Maybe I did a mistake. Will re-check.
ReplyDeleteNow I tried starting and ending positions for the actual pieces, and also the ones on the source numbers. I also tried the moves around in the game, not by the same pieces. Well, that might not make sense, but it's the same as the letters I've got. Nothing!
ReplyDeletelevel 54 now!
ReplyDeleteGreat @Ruff! I've been in that chess-play for quite a while and start mixing everything up. Need new eyes for this!
ReplyDeleteVery stuck... :(
ReplyDeleteI know I'm at the right match, but can't get a word!
Got distracted!! Bloody Australia!! Floods and death!The floods did wonderful things for the Murray Darling river System but.. Qld copped it followed by a Cyclone....
ReplyDeleteThen people start looking locally for body parts after 2 white pointers took an abalone diver in SA (where I now live)....
Then up in Northern Territory an aboriginal child is taken by a crocodile...
More people now looking for more body parts...
Then I come to NZ and Christchurch LIVE!!
Not San Fran or LA but honest straightup info on TV!!
Personally think of NZ as the seventh state of Australia.
But it is so sad cos I do care! Have tears in my eyes!
Guys, Ive stopped since it made my head throb lol
ReplyDeleteGood Luck though~CHEERS! :)
Not the best news @Michael, I'm sorry to hear that.
ReplyDelete@trinketlady25, too bad you quit the game...
@michael, sorry to hear that too. Hope everything would be better soon.
ReplyDelete@Michael, it does seem like a minor thing in comparison that lvl 54 is unsolvable...
ReplyDelete@trinketlady25, sad to hear you quit, but thanks!
I'm fearing another mistake in the clues. I just can't make anything with a sense in the moves.
ReplyDelete@Trinket where you stuck? Lost it at 40 and am still working with a simple computer program such as Matlab and C++! Gives me the s!@#s actually as am using an old calculator, pencil and some paper! Couldnt be bothered...
ReplyDelete@SP perhaps you should rethink how you interact with old friends who create riddle games like this??
Finalfantasy??
Im waiting for something regarding Iggy Pop or from that period! Try forgotten boy who searches and destroys!!
NZ is worse than what I thought.
Nothing from chess!
ReplyDeleteGoing to bed now. Good night everyone!
Leaving as well now. Can't make sense of this chessboard. Good night!
ReplyDelete@Michael, I hope you'll get your numbers for 40 soon. But you do know how to calculate the E's, don't you? Calculate all of the E's first, then enter them into the "diagram" and solve the rest.
Good night @Ruff! See you tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI'm giving it a break too. Hopefully we can move on soon. We were doing so great!
@Michael Im lost at the flags.lol Ive no hope for those
ReplyDelete@trinketlady, IF you decide to come back and have another look at the flags... did you get any of them? Do you know what to do there?
ReplyDeleteWrite down the number/letter codes for the colored areas inside the flags. Those are HEX color codes. Go to a converter, for example:
http://easycalculation.com/color-coder.php and enter the HEX codes so that you see the colors.
Now, google "flag" and the colors you got for each flag, and look at google pictures to see if some matches. When you have the four flags you need to find the TLD's of those countries (good list in wiki).
Good luck and tell if you need more help (if you go on)!
Told you that s@#t happened!! Knew people died!! First views I had was of people looking out out windows of the spire of that church. Then they disappeared... Of course the Media are making the most of it! Prime example was this fool using his daughter as a interviewee!! Doesnt help does it? Personally wish I could do something myself!
ReplyDeleteAnd the so called "experts" are having their say as well!
Even got shots of Aust and NZ parliaments making statements!
Enough.. I wish the Kiwis well!!
Sorry @Ellie but this is on my doorstep! Used to work doorstop (border security) at Sydney airport! I like to think I had some morals despite what the Govt would tell me..
ReplyDeleteSad Michael
@michael, I'm not sure why you apologize to me, but there is no need to. I'm sorry about what you're going through and hope it will get better soon. It always does!
ReplyDelete@Ellie I have this little old black cat with beautiful yellow eyes waiting for me to feed her! Now if I had about $5000 I could take care of her tumor (non malignant apparently) but it certainly makes her very rotund...
ReplyDelete@Ellie that beetle with the white cross.. Personally think it might have been a better clue if the cross was yellow!
ReplyDeleteThat thought about bugs being different from other insects cos of back markings was brilliant!!
Hell made me think twice cos I looked at a lot of possible biosecurity issues in my time at Sydney airport.
And that earlier post with the riddle? Just like the game there is an answer!! Amused cos nobody has tried!
Dont worry about me!
need help on 31
ReplyDeletei have these letters EHOKBLCT
are they correct?
dont know what am i missing?
got it!
ReplyDeleteAny help on 54? Is it 1870 Baden-Baden game? Should I consider the first eight moves?
ReplyDelete@faltu, I don't think anyone has solved lvl 54 yet. But yes, that seems to be the game. I think we should consider other than the first 8. Use the other numbers in the source.... but well, I didn't solve it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ellie.
ReplyDeleteThe other numbers ... certainly not moves, only 40 moves in the game.
ReplyDeleteNo @faltu, there is one game with 124.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1255412
Thank you very much Ellie. I was looking on the same page. But I am so idiot I was only looking on first page!
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you.
For the first time I got a word that made sense, but it didn't work for 54. Using the positions and getting the letters v******l, then a cryptogram solver gave me "children". Well, didn't work...
ReplyDeleteGoogling prologue together with children gave me a site of "how the chess game began" including lucifer, but that didnt work either.
ReplyDeletewith cryptogram you can also have "original"
ReplyDeleteAnother clue in source.
ReplyDeleteYay, done level 54, onto 55 now. :D
ReplyDeleteTo all other riddlers and to the author, there is an error on the third move. Had to guess that letter to get the answer.
More hints on 54, don't just look at the destinations, you need to start positions too.
ReplyDeleteI'm back in the game!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the help on 54 Ruff!
ReplyDeleteExtra hint for level 54: The difference between starting and ending positions should be applied to the clue under the pic.
Now trying to understand an encrypter for level 55.
For level 55 had to download the encrypter program by changing the URL to ...encrypter.exe
ReplyDeleteUnderstanding how it works is not very difficult to do. Onto 56 now.
I'm a tad annoyed now. I already did all of that hours ago, but when it didnt anagram to anything I gave it up. It was impossible to try to replace all of the letters in all of the different things to think about to see if someone was defect.
ReplyDeleteHuge thanks @Ruff to find that out!! Loading 55 now.
Can't find a story to read for level 56...
ReplyDeleteI guess I was lucky to hit the correct URL to download the EXE file for level 55. This game is so full of errors and inconsistencies. Good puzzles in many levels, but the author should be more careful in the making. Use this URL:
ReplyDeletehttp://tdc.iagtriddle.com/thedarktemple/encrypter.exe
WW...
ReplyDeleteWild West?
World War?
For those having troubles in understanding the encrypter for level 55, this is how I found out what it does after a few tries and playing with some words:
ReplyDeletePick a message word [EDGAR]
Write it backwards [RAGDE]
Go like this:
1st letter +0 [R+0=R]
2nd letter +1 [A+1=B]
3rd letter +2 [G+2=I]
4th letter +3 [D+3=G]
5th letter +4 [E+4=I]
Therefore, if you input RBIGI, the output is EDGAR.
@edgar, I'm back from lunch. I did not have problem downloading it but it kept quitting after the first input. I got frustrated and left for lunch. Time to try again.
ReplyDeleteLol @Ruff, that's to make it annoying to figure out how it works I guess. Loading 56. Thanks @Edgar! I had another way of working with the letters but yours was way better.
ReplyDelete@edgar, ellie, still trying some random input. The mapping is not a simple substitution which makes it really hard to use.
ReplyDelete@Ruff, start playing with short words... if you enter numbers they will be encrypted the same way. Keep in mind you already have the OUTPUT, so you have to work backwards to figure out the INPUT.
ReplyDeleteNow, there's an sculptor/poet who signs his works "WWStory"
Maybe something related to him for level 56?
@Ruff, I tried to randomly input parts of the alphabet, then tried every second letter, every third and so on. Forwards and backwards. Then use the difference in the output and input to calculate how to use it. Edgars way is much better, read it above.
ReplyDeleteWell... WW could be
ReplyDeleteWrong Word in proofreading,
Writers Workshop in Calcutta,
William Webster, a director of the FBI and CIA, referred to in the Kryptos sculpture as "WW"
etc... so many WW's!
Extension xyz from the source...
ReplyDeletewwxyz? I can google something with that, but don't have much time anymore. Will be back later.
Well, lots of cipheres on that statue, but still no story for me.
ReplyDeleteHm, do we need to open an .xyz file?
ReplyDeleteDone 55!
ReplyDeleteGreat @Ruff!! Now to find the story in lvl 56!
ReplyDeleteFound the story. The name is s****.**z
ReplyDeleteHm, that's what im googling for, but I can't find it anyway.
ReplyDeleteYou don't mean t** L***** s****. **z, do you?
ReplyDelete@ellie, just download it from you-know-where.
ReplyDelete@ellie, sent you a message
ReplyDeleteThanks @Ruff! I tried that before, but made the same mistake as in the other lvl... kept the number there.
ReplyDeleteNow, I cant open it. Might need to convert it somehow. Hm, my computer doesn't know which program to use.
use notepad
ReplyDeleteThanks again! Wordpad worked fine too.
ReplyDelete@ellie, got to go now. Will be back later.
ReplyDeleteOk, see you @Ruff! I still didn't find a good decoder.
ReplyDeleteI'm back!
ReplyDeleteYupee! Solve level 56!
ReplyDeleteOooh! You solved it already??? Great!! I still can't decode it :(
ReplyDelete@ellie, use W***W*** of the notepad to change dimensions.
ReplyDeleteOk... now I need to figure out what WW is.
ReplyDeleteI'm back too.
ReplyDeleteWill start working on 56.
@ellie, if you use notepad, click Format. You'll find it there.
ReplyDeleteWW = Word Wrap
ReplyDelete@Ruff, should I take only the gibberish part?
ReplyDeleteI got it! Thanks lots @Ruff! :D
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't see anything there. I don't have notepad. I know what to do now I guess, but don't have a tool for it. Never tried that with the whole text before, only the last part.
ReplyDelete@ellie, I've just tried it for you. You can do it with wordpad too. Use View-Option click wrap to window.
ReplyDeleteEdgar, I dont have word wrap here. Will have to do it manually.
ReplyDeleteThe problem is that my version is in Swedish, and I don't see anything there that could equal what I want to do or "wrap to window". Thanks for your help! I'll look a bit more.
ReplyDeleteLooking at lvl 57 now.
ReplyDeleteOk, I found that it had been moved to Open office. Found wordpad again and used the tool, but had to drag the window smaller. Now i might be able to read.
ReplyDeleteThanks @Ruff and @Edgar! I'm sorry... shouldn't play this without any sleep last night!
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