> Sam, I HATE SWITCHES AND SLIDING WALLS LEADING TO ARROWS POINTING THE WRONG WAY. I'm feeling like a ping-pong ball bouncing around so much. Two real questions: 1) Do I have any of those 'walls' in the right places, 'cause I can't tell.

Huh? The level you're on, as far as I can tell, switches and sliding walls aren't even a factor anymore. At this point, basically nothing is blocked off from you by these sliding walls, nor *would* anything be if you flipped them.

I have to think you have a gross misunderstanding of how the switches work to be so confused by them.

1. A switch only affects walls you can see on your top-down view of the squares in the 9x9 area. In other words, when you flip a switch, you can SEE what happens and whether anything is blocked off from you by the walls.

2. The switch is a toggle, like a lightswitch on the wall. Flip it twice, and everything goes back to way it was originally.

3. Each sliding wall has an arrow on it that points in the direction it will move if you hit a switch for it. The sideways switches move the sideways-moving walls. The up-down switches move the up-down walls. After a wall has moved, the arrow reverses, so that it will move back where it started if you flip the switch again.

The bottom line here is I have no idea why you need help at this point.