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Topic: Rubik's Cube
Replies: 15   Last Post: Sep 8, 1996 12:30 AM

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Paul Robertson

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Rubik's Cube
Posted: Aug 25, 1996 8:14 AM
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Is anyone still interested in it?
I cant remember how to solve it anymore

I remember 10 years ago there were a number of books on the subject.

Is there an accepted shorthand notation for describing sequences of
moves?

The reason I need to know is that I am writing a simulator program for
Win95 / NT. (Uses OpenGL 3D graphics).

Anyone interested in beta-testing drop me a line.
--
Paul Robertson

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