First Nine Puzzle solved
Posted: 28 Aug 2018 23:06
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First nine puzzle was pretty easy as I have a fair bit of experience in this area. Magika Alphabet is very similar to numerology but more closer to ASCII coding (alternate binary)
Re: First Nine Puzzle solved
Posted: 26 Oct 2018 19:01
Dear GBird7996 welcome to the Oracle forum community and thank you for your solution to the "First Nine Puzzle solved" which I believe is in the Jpeg that doesn't display.
Where is the picture held? On your C (hard drive) on your laptop or as content of a website somewhere?
If the image is in your C drive then you need to "edit" [open post and click on diagonal pencil symbol "edit" in the most lefthand box] your post and scroll down to the attachment option, download the image from your computer then "insert the image inline" as an attachment.
If the image is held on a website then you should right click on the image then click on option "copy image address".
Then on your post opened in "edit" mode as described in square brackets above, select "insert image" icon (3rd green square from the right containing sun/moon and mountain symbol) HAVING PLACED YOUR CURSOR on your preferred picture position and click. Then position cursor between opposite square brackets in flashing vertical line and right click "paste".
Where is the picture held? On your C (hard drive) on your laptop or as content of a website somewhere?
If the image is in your C drive then you need to "edit" [open post and click on diagonal pencil symbol "edit" in the most lefthand box] your post and scroll down to the attachment option, download the image from your computer then "insert the image inline" as an attachment.
If the image is held on a website then you should right click on the image then click on option "copy image address".
Then on your post opened in "edit" mode as described in square brackets above, select "insert image" icon (3rd green square from the right containing sun/moon and mountain symbol) HAVING PLACED YOUR CURSOR on your preferred picture position and click. Then position cursor between opposite square brackets in flashing vertical line and right click "paste".