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Revision as of 22:59, 26 May 2010
MacRuff's Mercantile Monitor software
Plural: disks of MacRuff's Mercantile Monitor software
There are rumors that the initial variant of this code was originally dreamed up and written by a team of kidnapped quadruplets who were attempting to provide clues to the identity of their own kidnapper, but you don't really believe it. Sure, the software has a freakish tendency to send you to the same address over and over, but you've checked it out and the mild-mannered old man with the German accent who lives there is completely harmless. Outside of that, this software is a far more effective indicator of impending criminal activity than all those "clues" and "hunches" that Officer Rand is always talking about.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 35
Usable
How Obtained
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financial spreadsheet code | city map code |
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When Used
If you don't have a computer:
You don't have a computer set up to run this software. You might want to check out the electronics shop by the University.
If you don't have it installed:
You pop in the CD and install the software. It's now available at your Computer Lab.
If you already have it installed:
You already have a copy of this software installed. One should be plenty.
Notes
- Using the software and running it on a computer gives Targeting Trouble - ∞ as an effect.
- Can only be run on one of your computers at once.
