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From: Edwin Saesen <ERCO@compuserve.com>
Subject: Re: 9X9X9 cube (fictional)
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>If you can get your hands on the February 1998 edition of "Sys Admin:
>The Journal For UNIX Systems Administrators", check out the ad on
>page 56.

That will probably be similar to the one I saw in the February edition
of Visual Basic Programmer's Journal on page 90. I wanted to post
about this one, but somehow forgot...

Although, I think a deadline of one week to solve it should be enough
time...after I worked out the 5x5x5, the 9x9x9 should be just more of
the same :-)

Michael Ehrt