Sir or Madame Haze,
You have to combine the spray bottle with the paper towel from the bathroom in the bar. Then, you can wipe the projection window. If you haven't done the proper moves to this point, you might have to go back to an old save and start over. I hope that this can help you.

Thanks Grandma, I had all the "stuff", but I never think to combine two items that are in the inventory. You've saved me stress. (By the way, it's "Sir" and I am a Grandpa. I'll bet we would exchange photographs in some other context.) [I mean pictures of grandchildren!]

Thanks, Grandma.

Rushes,
Does this mean that someone will help with the Seat Plan? I am not sure of what we are doing?
Are we waiting for everyone to catch up to the seat plan and that's great.

Hi Grandma,

Oops, yes, your question has fallen behind now. I wish I had my game and was playing so that I could help, but I'm still waiting for it to be despatched.

Anyone out there currently playing - please can you let us know the location of the seat plan?

Rushes,

There is a walkthrough .pdf that comes with the game. There is a VERY DARK picture of where the seat is located in the theater. You first have to click on the seat plan on the wall next to the exit door - they try finding the correct seat to get the metal rod with the ticket.

EVEN WITH the visual, it took me many tries to locate the seat. It is in the 5th row - kind of in the middle. Trust me, it is THERE - you just have to keep clicking until you find it.

The next big puzzle, the wrapping paper folding, is giving me fits, and now I'm stuck in the game too.

Thanks, bootskitty. Hopefully that info will help Grandma and anyone else stuck at this point.

The seating plan is to the right of the theater exit door.

While in the auditorium sequence, I strongly suggest that you pause, go to Options, and temporarily set the gamma up a lot. This might help you from going crazy.

thank you everyone. I found the seat plan by looking in the area in the theater exit door. Now on to the folding trauma.

Glad you found it in the end. Have fun.

Is there an easy way to work the machine using the code? My arthritis is getting in the way or I just don't know how to work these tools. How do you get the machine to change the numbers? I am having trouble getting the grip on the wheels.

Grandma -

I can't figure out where you are. What machine? What code? What arthritis? A grip on what wheels? If you could be more specific about where you are in the game, I might be able to help.

Great Grandpa RonRob

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Grandma -

I think I might have figured out where you are. Working the robot in the sapper room? If so, read on - - otherwise ignore me.

The handle moves the robot arm right, left, up and down. The left button opens and closes the clamps on the arm. The right button resets the arm all the way to the left. The clamps must be open to move the arm right or left.

Move the arm to the first dial. THE CLAMPS MUST GRAB THE SILVER KNOB, NOT THE DIAL ITSELF. Close the clamps and move the handle up or down to rotate the dial to 6. Open the clamps, move the arm to the silver knob of the next dial. In this manner, set the dials 6812.

Hi Ronrob,
Thank you for finding the machine that I was having trouble with. I am having trouble moving the hand onto the wheels. I keep missing the wheels. Does it have to be perfectly situated on these wheels?

Grandma - - yes, I'm afraid so. The clamps can be a teensy bit off but not by much.

To make fine adjustments, you can't hold on to the handle when you move it. The arm will move too far. Just click on the handle without moving the cursor and then rapidly flick it left or right, letting go of the mouse button right away.

If you release the mouse button too soon, nothing happens. If you hold it down too long, the arm will move father than you want it to. The trick is to flick and release, flick and release. With some practice, you will get the timing down.

None of this applies to moving the handle up and down to set numbers on the dials. No timing skills needed for that.

Thank you Ronrob,
I found that my mouse was too loose so I used the actual things on the computer to move the clamp and now I am off to the Amusement Park.