You're not supposed to be able to remove the pages from the address book. But you can anyway:
>GET FIRST PAGE FROM ADDRESS BOOK
Better not. The pages in the address book are quite fragile.
>EMPTY ADDRESS BOOK
The last page: Better not. The pages in the address book are quite fragile.
The first page: Better not. The pages in the address book are quite fragile.
The middle page: Better not. The pages in the address book are quite fragile.
>EMPTY ADDRESS BOOK INTO SMALL CASE
The last page: Done.
The first page: Done.
The middle page: Done.
That's probably because of the way EMPTY-PRSO is implemented. I have a feeling that this isn't the only case where "EMPTY object INTO object" can do bad things. It certainly wouldn't be the first game where this happens. So if I find any, I'll probably add comments about them here rather than filing new bug reports.
You're not supposed to be able to remove the pages from the address book. But you can anyway:
That's probably because of the way
EMPTY-PRSO
is implemented. I have a feeling that this isn't the only case where "EMPTY object INTO object" can do bad things. It certainly wouldn't be the first game where this happens. So if I find any, I'll probably add comments about them here rather than filing new bug reports.