Doesn't compile with Inform for Windows 10.1.2

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In Part 3 - Cellar Area and Bank of Zork:
  >--> You wrote 'East of East Teller's Room is a east of a lighted dungeon
    called Safety Depository' (source text, line 1725): but I can only make 'a
    something called whatever' when the something is a kind I know, possibly
    qualified with adjectives. For instance, 'an open door called the Marble
    Door' is fine because 'door' is the name of a kind and 'open' is an
    adjective which means something for doors. But 'a grand archway called the
    Great Gates' would not normally mean anything to me, because 'archway' is
    not one of the standard kinds in Inform. (Try consulting the Kinds index.)
 In Part 4 - The Maze:
  >--> You wrote 'Southeast of Maze 7 is a east of a maze called Maze 8' (source
    text, line 1829): again, I can only make 'a something called whatever' when
    the something is a kind I know.
  >--> You wrote 'Southwest from Maze 10 is a southwest of maze called Maze 11'
    (source text, line 1829): again, I can only make 'a something called
    whatever' when the something is a kind I know.
  >--> You wrote 'Up from Maze 12 is a northeast of a maze called Maze 14' (source
    text, line 1829): again, I can only make 'a something called whatever' when
    the something is a kind I know.
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In Part 5 - The Round Room, Temple, and Alice Area:
  >--> You wrote 'Instead of asking the robot to try doing something other than
    going, taking, dropping, inserting it into, pushing, turning, giving, or
    lifting' (source text, line 2463), which seems to introduce a rule taking
    effect only if the action is 'asking the robot to try doing something other
    than going, taking, dropping, inserting it into, pushing, turning, giving,
    or lifting'. But that did not make sense as a description of an action.
    Looking at this as a list of alternative actions: 'asking the robot to try
    doing something other than going' would make sense as an action on its own,
    but 'or' can't be used in combination with 'asking... to try...' actions;
    'taking' was okay; 'dropping' was okay; 'inserting it into' did not make
    sense; 'pushing' was okay; 'turning' was okay; 'giving' was okay; 'lifting'
    was okay; so I am unable to place this rule into any rulebook.

See I7-2406.

I7-Examples / Zork

Doesn't compile with Inform for Windows 10.1.2 #1