jim@melmac.umd.edu (Elie W. Mansour) (03/25/91)
HELP!
Im really stuck.
Im at the catacombs beneath the church/Library in Venice and can't
seem to get into the crypt past the grating withe the old lock.
How do I open the lock and move the grating??
Any help will aid in retaining my sanity.
Thanks!
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Spoiler follow! Stop now if you don't want to know! I really mean it!! In article <9103250246.AA03067@melmac.umd.edu> jim@melmac.umd.edu (Elie W. Mansour) writes: >HELP! >Im really stuck. >Im at the catacombs beneath the church/Library in Venice and can't >seem to get into the crypt past the grating withe the old lock. >How do I open the lock and move the grating?? From the other side of course! There are 3 levels of catacombs, level 2 containing 2 sets of catacombs. If you had looked harder in the library, you would have found the 3 books which can be found there: Mein Kampf, How to fly a biplane, and Secrets of the Roman catacombs. I'll give you this hint about them: they are in 3 different sets of shelves, one right after another, on the shelves farthest from the outside wall. Spoiler about the books: They exist in the three sets of shelves to the left of the door (our view, not Indy's). Their location: Biplane book: 1st set of shelves to the left, far left collumn of books, 2nd shelf from the bottom, use whatis to search for *book* Mein Kampf: 2nd set of shelves to the left, far right collumn of books, 4th shelf from the bottom, ditto Catacombs: 3rd set of shelves to the left, far right collumn of books, 2nd shelf from the bottom, ditto Spoiler about next part of the first level: You must get rid of the water in the pool. To do that you must get the mud around the torch wet. To do that you need to go to the manhole and get a wine bottle from someone, and then get some water. If you need more hints, let me know. -- Jim von Schmacht Senior Member, Project Test Staff Ashton Tate Corporation Disclaimer: Standard Issue -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "It isn't the years - it's the mileage" -Indiana Jones