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Sequences

For anyone interested in letter or number sequences, I've just created a simple puzzle set at www.chrisrob.co.uk

chrisrob Tue 02/09/08 11:00

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grasscarp
Tue 02/09/08
16:48

Couldnt make this work at all. Didnt understand what to do or where to enter things or where to get clue. Gave up. Feel it needs a detailed worked example!

chrisrob
Tue 02/09/08
16:58

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If you clicked the sequences link on the www.chrisrob.co.uk home page, you would have been taken to a page that had this URL displayed at the top: http://robichris.googlepages.com/puzzle
The worked example on the page tells you to substitute FSS for the word "puzzle", (i.e. http://robichris.googlepages.com/fss) to take you to the next clue.

grasscarp
Tue 02/09/08
17:19

I got that far already. Cant find anywhere on the page to type anything. Dont understand what to put or where......

grasscarp
Tue 02/09/08
17:26

OK - Just cracked it!

chrisrob
Tue 02/09/08
18:57

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You may find it better to go to http://robichris.googlepages.com/puzzle instead of using the link from the homepage shown as the URL may not display properly in your browser.

Tallulah!
Wed 03/09/08
16:02

Nope. Nothing happens and can't be bothered unless it's a devious GFQ plea!!!

grasscarp
Thurs 04/09/08
08:19

Tallulah - the answers have to go at the end of the URL line and not on the screen. Only got as far as the first two though.

squarebear
Thurs 04/09/08
09:06

I am stuck on WUSQO (I think that was it).

Tallulah!
Thurs 04/09/08
09:56

Nope! Nothing! but Hi to squarebear!

squarebear
Thurs 04/09/08
09:57

Hi Tallulah.

The first puzzle's answer is fss so you need to put fss at the end of the link like so:
http://robichris.googlepages.com/fss

See how you get on wit hthe second one.

Tallulah!
Thurs 04/09/08
14:14

But, squarebear, There is NOTHING there. Just the message here is an easy one. I can't be bothered as I've got Quizmail to get my teeth into and the anticipation is enormous.
Thanks though.

squarebear
Thurs 04/09/08
14:35

There is. It says JFMA (3), so you have to work out what JFMA could stand for and work out the next 3.

It's January, February, March, April so the next three are May, June, July.

Take the three initials (M)ay, (J)une, (J)uly and put them at the end of this link so you get:
http://robichris.googlepages.com/mjj

And that link has the next sequence.

Tallulah!
Thurs 04/09/08
16:18

DOH!
Think I'll stick to the Sequences web site I discovered by accident which I use now and again ifor quizzes.

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