There is also a bug in Minesweeper my friend reported to me that occurs when
you click very quickly. I don't quite understand the problem, but said it
had something to do with the numbers being placed wrong when you quickly
switch between right and left click. He is amazingly fast at Minesweeper
and solitaire. It scares me sometimes.
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"JackM" <JackM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> There are several bugs in Chess Tritons also, mainly failure to recognize
> checkmate. However, the game can be erased, and another started over.
>
> This must be considered a major bug in Vista, should be fixed soonest.
>
> Ho Ho Ho
>
> "James" wrote:
>
>> LOL, high priority. There's a folder called Saved Games under your user
>> folder. You might be able to find it there and delete it manually.
>> Never
>> played the games, so not sure if there's an easier way to do it through a
>> more traditional UI mechanism.
>>
>> "formerprof" <formerprof@yahooNOSPAM.com> wrote in message
>> news
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>> >I have to confess to a shameful addiction to the game of Hearts. I made
>> >the
>> >mistake of allowing Vista Hearts to save a game which I had to
>> >interrupt.
>> >Now Hearts asks me if I want to play the saved game every time I open
>> >it.
>> >I've played the saved game through, but it still doesn't go away. There
>> >seems to be no "options" switch to get rid of it or to prevent the
>> >unwanted
>> >prompt. How do I stop the prompt or erase the saved game or,
>> >preferably,
>> >both.
>> >
>> > formerprof
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>