Writer: Tips on Using GhostWriter - Case of the Blue Makva (149790)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Creative Writer
- Microsoft Creative Writer for Windows 1.1
- Microsoft Creative Writer for Windows 1.1a
- Microsoft Creative Writer for Windows 1.1b
- Microsoft Creative Writer for the Macintosh 1.0
- Microsoft Creative Writer for the Macintosh 1.1
- Microsoft Creative Writer for the Macintosh 1.1a
- Microsoft Creative Writer for the Macintosh 1.1b
This article was previously published under Q149790 SUMMARY
This article provides tips and tricks to getting around in
GhostWriter, and hints on how to obtain clues.
MORE INFORMATION
GhostWriter is a group of documents used in conjunction with Creative
Writer that directs the participant to solve "clues" in a mystery.
There are nine cases to solve in the first nine documents, and the
clues you get help you solve the case. The last file of the case is
encrypted, so you'll use the nine letters you received as clues to
decrypt the final document. The clues allow you to solve the final
portion of the case.
Where Is the Documentation? How Do I Get Started?
To set up, follow the instructions printed on the disk label. This
installs several files on your computer.
You can start the mystery in two ways. You can either click the
Begin Blue Makva icon in the MS Kids folder, or, if you are in
Creative Writer, you can choose the Author GhostWriter and the
documents are displayed. Start with Introduction, which explains
you how to get around, what to open, and how to set up a case notebook.
Printing directly from a Blue Makva document may be slow. This is
because the documents are heavily formatted. Also, the case notebook
cannot be printed directly. However, you can create a new document in
Creative Writer and copy everything from the casebook to your new
document and print it.
| Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 8/17/2005 |
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| Keywords: | KB149790 |
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