Moving 1/2 space back

Use your space bar to move carrier to desired location, hold down Alt key button on bottom left (next to space bar) and press the number 5 numeric key on top row. That should set your right margin.

Probably a board or power supply. If you can get it to us i'm sure it can be repaired for under 150.00.

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Instructions

1. • 1 Place four groups of pieces, or pawns, on their respective color circles at each corner of the board. The first player rolls the dice. When the dice has a five, or the two die combine to make five, the player can move one of his pawns out of his circle.
     
   • 2 Move pawns in a counterclockwise direction. You can only move your pawns on the purple and light blue squares in this game.
     
   • 3 Roll again if you roll a double. However, rolling doubles a third time forfeits the turn and the pawn furthest along the board must be moved back to the starting circle. Rolling a double when all the player's pawns are out of the starting circle is a "double bonus" and allows the player to move by both the tops and bottoms of the dice.
     
   • 4 Count each die separately. For instance, if a 2 and a 3 are rolled, the player can move one pawn two spaces and another pawn three spaces. If the same pawn is moved, it is not a total of five spaces moved, but two and then three; if another player's pawns are on a square two or three spaces ahead, the player cannot move.
     
   • 5 "Bop" the other player if you land on a square occupied by another player by exact count; the other player then must start again. It also allows you to move your pawn other 20 squares.
     
   • 6 Complete a circuit around the board in order to enter your pawn into the corresponding color home row. You can only reach the center square by an exact count. You then earn ten extra points that another pawn can use.
     
   • 7 Get all four pawns into their corresponding color finishing squares to win the game.
     

Tips & Warnings

• Each square in the main ring and in the home rows can only have none, one or two pawns on it. The two pawns must be of the same color.
  
• Purple squares are safety squares. A safety square cannot be occupied by two opposing pawns. One pawn on a safety square does not create a blockade, so other colors can pass by it.
  
• Two same-colored pawns on a space form a blockade, or barrier. A blockade cannot be passed by any other pawn , even one of the same color. A blockade cannot be moved together. (This rule only affects doubles.) A blockade must open when the player rolls a six.
  

Thank you for your question. It appears you are playing a modified version of Aggravation. The original rules from Hasbro call for the use of one die. The player must move only one marble the full amount on the die. If the player can not move the full amount of the die, his/her turn is over.
Other keys to moving your marble according the the original directions are:

• You can only move a marble out of the "base" and onto the "start" space with the roll of a 1 or 6.
• You get an extra turn when you roll a 6.
• You can jump over or land on an opponents marble (aggravate it) but can't jump over or on your own marble.
• A "aggravated" marble (one that has been landed on) is to be placed back in the "base" area to be started over.
• You can use the "star" and "center" spaces for shortcuts. However, the center space must be landed on and the roll of a 1 is the only way off the center space.
• You must move all 4 marbles into the "home" area by the full roll of the die to complete the game.

Here is a link to the directions: http://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/Aggravation_(2002).pdf. My personal opinion on your situation with the 3 and 4 dice rolls is that he could chose which marble to move 3 and which to move 4. But, the full use of the amounts of the dice must be used and the total on one die can not be split by two different marbles (a 4 die can't be split into a 2 and a 2).
Hope this helps and doesn't "Aggravate" you more! :0) Have fun playing!

The Tower piece has to land ontop of another tile (the same color as the one rolled). If your only option is to land on the actual game board you are then "Stranded" and out of the game.

If you haven't found the rules already, they are available on http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2367/haunted-wood under the "Files" section down the bottom.
Copy of rules:
A “spooky” children’s dice game full of ghosts and goblins.
Age 5-10
2-4 Players
Contents
1 playing board, 20 playing pieces, 1 die

Object of the Game
To be the first player to get three pieces in the tower at the end of the trail.

Preparation
The jigsaw board must be put together. Each player chooses a color, takes the five pieces of this color,
and places them at the start.

Play
Starting with the youngest, players take turns throwing the die and moving their pieces out onto the trail.
The “start” space counts as number one. If a player throws a six, he must make his move and then may
take another turn.

The two square spaces are important. The first one is just before the river and the second one is at the
base of the tower. Whoever reaches one of these spaces must wait there, often losing the remainder of
his turn. The piece stays there until a second piece, of the same or different color, comes along. This
second piece helps the first one over the obstacle, moving it to the first space across the river or up into
the tower depending on where it is. The second playing piece must now wait on the square space until
another piece of any color comes along to help it, and so on. Throughout the game players can always
choose whether to move a piece further along the trail or to bring out a new one.

Sending Back
Pieces standing on the square spaces cannot be sent back. Otherwise, if a player lands on a space
occupied by another piece, including his own, the piece landed on is sent back. It is sent back by up to
two numbered spaces.

From the start up to before 2 - back to the start
From 2 up to the river - back to 1
From 4 up to before 5 - back to 3
From 5 up to before 6 - back to 4
From 6 up to the tower - back to 5

Pieces on numbered spaces are also safe from being sent back, unless another piece arrives there after
being landed on further along the trail. In this case, the piece already on the number moves back to the
next numbered space. If this is occupied, the piece there is sent back too, and so on.

End of Game
The first player to get three of his pieces into the tower is the winner. If all players wish to extend the
game, then they can agree that the winner is the first player to get all five pieces into the tower.

Virusdefs is where your antivirus has placed the virus definition files. Normally you would not move them.

The size however concerns me.

It may be that your antivirus had not deleted the older ones. In that case I would check inside the folder and maybe check the dates on the files.

1. If there are a lot that are quite old then CUT & PASTE them to another location.
DO NOT DELETE THEM YET.

2. Shut down and restart your computer and watch for any error messages from your antivirus. Take note of them if there are, esp. any file names.

3. If there was an error then fo find that file in the location you just moved them to and move that file (or files) back

4. Then shut down and restart again. If all is good then run your antivirus and make sure it all still works. If so then you are safe to delete the files you moved If not then go back to step 3.

I know it may look a little like a long way round but you do not want to compromise your antivirus !



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Try reinserting the printwheel, check for debris in the printwheel area.

DickyO

Space until it stops, press & release the mar. rel. key, space to where you want the mar. press the rt. mar. key.

DickyO

Try pressing the margin release key then backspace and reset the left margin.