Appearance: NEW FACTORY SEALED, Box is somewhat crushed
Functionality: NEW FACTORY SEALED

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Similar to Pictured, New York Times Crossword Puzzles Vol III for the Commodore 64/128 computers.

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Fifteen expert puzzles originally edited by Eugene T. Maleska.
At last, a moment's respite from a hectic day. Time to unwind...kick off your shoes and settle back with a steaming cup of coffee. Distractions aside, wits clear and focused, you are now ready for...The New York Times Crossword Puzzles Volume III.
The ultimate trivia challenge.
All the tricks, traps and teasing puns you expect from The New York Times and master puzzle editor Eugene T. Maleska.
Challenge yourself with these fifteen provocative and clever word-testers. Build your vocabulary and your puzzle-solving skills.
Better than ever on your personal computer.
Built in help will help you over the "hard spots" without revealing the rest of the puzzle.
Automatic display of both the across and down clues for the current puzzle location, ...or view the entire clue list.
Simple one-keystroke "jump" to the start of a word.
Save your puzzle and return to it at any time.
Erase your answers (or any part of them) and let family members or friends solve the same puzzle.