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This will download a zipped file, "Diamond16Puzzle.zip," which, when unzipped, will appear as the folder "Diamond_16_Puzzle."
Windows users should put this unzipped puzzle folder in the "C:\Program Files" folder so that the shortcut in the downloaded puzzle folder can find the puzzle, named "puzzle.hta," in the puzzle folder there. Once it is verified that the shortcut works, it can be copied to the desktop menu. Of course, if the user prefers, he or she can put the puzzle elsewhere and create a new Windows shortcut.
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