ifwiki: Invisiclues
       
       This directory contains the contents of the original
       Infocom InvisiClues Hint Booklets
       
       
       32 items:
 (TXT) AMFV.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       A Mind Forever Voyaging, typed in by Graeme Cree
       
 (TXT) Ballyhoo.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Ballyhoo, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) BeyondZork.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Beyond Zork, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Bureaucracy.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Bureaucracy, typed in by Thomas Schaefer
       
 (TXT) Cutthroats.inv
       [7-Mar-1997]
       Cutthroats, typed in by Graeme Cree and Judy Lynch
       
 (TXT) Deadline.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
 (HTM) IFDB entry
       Deadline, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Enchanter.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Enchanter, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) HHGG.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
       typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) HollywoodHijinx.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Hollywood Hijinx, typed in by Peter Doherty
       
 (TXT) Infidel.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Infidel, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) LGOP.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Leather Goddesses of Phobos,
       typed in by Paul David Doherty and Graeme Cree
       
 (TXT) LurkingHorror.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       The Lurking Horror, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Moonmist.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Moonmist, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Planetfall.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Planetfall, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) PlunderedHearts.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Plundered Hearts, typed in by Graeme Cree
       
 (TXT) Seastalker.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Seastalker, typed in by Judy Lynch
       
 (TXT) Sorcerer.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Sorcerer, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Spellbreaker.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Spellbreaker, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Starcross.inv
       [4-Sep-1995]
       Starcross, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Stationfall.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Stationfall, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Suspect.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Suspect, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Suspended.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Suspended, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) Trinity.inv
       [15-Aug-1996]
       Trinity, typed in by Peter Doherty
       
 (TXT) Wishbringer.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Wishbringer, typed in by Graeme Cree
       
 (TXT) Witness.inv
       [10-Feb-1995]
       Witness, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (TXT) ZorkI.inv
       [4-Sep-1995]
 (HTM) IFDB entry
       Zork I, typed in by Henrik Dittmann
       
 (TXT) ZorkII.inv
       [23-Aug-1995]
       Zork II, typed in by Graeme Cree
       (from LTOI I, not from the original hint book)
       
 (TXT) ZorkIII.inv
       [4-Sep-1995]
       Zork III, typed in by Paul David Doherty
       
 (BIN) infocom-hints-html.zip
       [27-Dec-2024]
       Hints for Infocom games, adapted (with permission) from Infocom's original I
       
 (TXT) infocom-inv-xlat.perl
       [25-Oct-1996]
       A Perl script by James Hulsey that converts the
       InvisiClues files found here into a format similar to
       the Scott Adams hints format, so you can decode
       answers one at a time instead of reading all the hints
       at once.
       
 (BIN) invcode.tar.gz
       [5-Apr-1997]
       InvisiClues for all Infocom's games, encoded with a
       simple cypher to prevent the hints being read by
       accident, in Unix format. The package was put
       together by Linards Ticmanis using InvisiClues typed
       in by various others.
       
 (BIN) invcode.zip
       [5-Apr-1997]
       InvisiClues for all Infocom's games, encoded with a
       simple cypher to prevent the hints being read by
       accident, in DOS format. The package was put
       together by Linards Ticmanis using InvisiClues typed
       in by various others.
       
       
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