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How do YOU Sleuth?
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Luniar Arkain
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Aug-11-2005 10:32
How do YOU Sleuth, I ask? :O Do you memorize alibis, etc., open Notepad, or what? Personally, I open Notepad. It makes the Sleuthing process much easier for me.
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H.Russell
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Aug-21-2005 14:58
I use pen and paper.I know it takes long to write all the info down,but i find it easy as i'm a quick writter.If anyone could give me some tips could you send me a message.It would be very helpful.
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Luniar Arkain
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Aug-21-2005 15:02
Second point for Notepad! :D Thanks, Reda.
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daviddam
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Aug-27-2005 22:00
I've got a spreadsheet I use to play Sleuth with. I've only put a few hours into it, but it helps me quite a bit. I don't want to break any rules here, so if someone could PM me with the proper etiquette for posting a link to my site with the file on it I will gladly share it with everyone.
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daviddam
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Aug-27-2005 22:11
Ack! well, that's what I get for not looking at the other pages in this thread. Sorry, not trying to waste bandwidth, but here is the link:
http://www.datasolinc.com/
Click on the Sleuth quick link to get to it.
[Disclaimer: I used information from Naomi's webpage in the spreadsheet. I had already been using my own design but once I found the information gathered on that page I integrated it with my own. If anyone objects, especially Naomi, I will take the file off my website immediately.]
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Lady Emerald Devon
Nomad
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Sep-4-2005 05:40
*laughs* This is crazy.. a notebook with 1000+ cases.. people that create their own forms ... (by the way, can we download it? ;)) jskdn, I'm beginning to think this "12 Step Program" you mentioned may not be so mythical...
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Lady Emerald Devon
Nomad
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Sep-4-2005 05:48
Ok, I found link, sweet... trying to get used to this whole msg board thing...
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Lady Emerald Devon
Nomad
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Sep-6-2005 09:16
I was wondering is there anyway of adding a motive box... that's what I lose track off the most, then I waste questions by asking when everyone has one. I'm really paranoid since I had two Witness evidences, a fake alibi and one physical evidence and no sblibi with one of my boy detectives... I know there's a note section, still it would be easy to click on button :) Otherwise I'm loving it, thanks so much!
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Naomi Hong
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Sep-7-2005 00:46
There is now an alternate Sleuth helper available on the http://members.optusnet.com.au/hongus/Sleuth_helper/ page, without the different difficuly variables listed. This is in case you want to have the 'joy' of working it out the different difficuly settings yourself... I realise it's a bit spoiler-ish to have it all listed there for you already (not that the data's necessarily correct).
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Naomi Hong
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Sep-7-2005 00:55
Also, if you want to modify Sleuth helper for your own use, go right ahead - open it up with Notepad, and if you know a bit of HTML it's not a problem to add a field or checkbox somewhere (like with Lady Emerald Devon's suggestion about a motive box).
The code you want to insert is <input type="checkbox" value="motive">. That will give you a box you can click on and off.
So it would look like this as you insert that line for into each of the ten suspects:
3 <input type=text name="suspect 1" size=10></input>
<input type="checkbox" value="motive">
<select name="suspect alabi 1">
Hope this helps!
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Lady Emerald Devon
Nomad
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Sep-7-2005 08:11
Thanks so much
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