The Oracles - Ver 1.0
In search of a little guidance? Sometimes we need a little insight into what this life is about. Over the centuries people have used forms of Oracles when they need some sort of guidance in their life. Use the Yes/No and the fortune cookie oracles to help you gain a little more understanding and insight into your life. Click here for all the 7100, 7200, 7500, or 7700 series
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Get the user manual here (pdf file)
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Version 1.2
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The downloaded master puzzles are not saved
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