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Once Try & Trix was nothing more than an idea of a site for puzzle-loving HP-fans.
When I started out to realise it, my plans grew, and so did the site. I was fortunate
to have some unselfish people to rely on, when I was stuck in one way or another.
The following resources helped, in various ways, to transform my idea into this site.
A huge THANK YOU to all of you! 
I am very greatful that tydal offered to host this site at
tydal.nu (Swedish site).
This young woman deserves a tribute for providing me with all the original banners (no longer in use),
including the House banners (still in use), for exclusive use at Try & Trix! In some cases the banners are
based on rough design ideas of my own, in some cases it's her idea all the way. To see more of her
graphics, please visit her awsome
avatar page
with lots of Harry Potter themed avatars.
IMO, the best community for computer and/or programming interested swedes.
There isn't any aspect of computers and programming that can't be discussed at this site,
a friendly place where programmers at all levels from true amateurs to experts strive to
help eachother and have a good time together while doing so.
Without this community lots of early programming mistakes could have proved fatal for
Try & Trix's construction and Try & Trix might never have been finished. The patient
explanations from some true PHP-experts on this site saved me hours upon hours of despair...
Also, Try & Trix uses (with consent, naturally) the smilies from
webforum.nu (Swedish site).
These three has been all over the site testing functionality, user-friendliness and such
things, giving me a chance to correct things that didn't work as intended. Also, found a
huge amount of grammatical errors and spelling mistakes... Any such mistakes remaining
are to be blamed on my reformulations and additions, not on them. I am very grateful for the
time you put down on your scrutinous survey of Try & Trix!!!
While I'm at it I would also like to mention the following
for being such great inspiration sources...
IMO, thinkPotter.com (note the extension: ".COM") used to be the best Harry Potter community
for mature, intelligent, in-depth, thought-provoking HP-discussions. I was a member there
almost from the beginning and we had some truelly fabulous discussions. Whatever happened
November 2, 2004? 
I wish I knew and understood... but we sure
lost it anyway. 
One small part of this community held game threads, for which not so few of my crosswords were
originally created. I have now added all my crosswords from that lost community here, (and will
keep adding new material). The PS/SS Movie Quiz also appeared at this site for about ten
months 2002-03 before the quiz part stopped working when that site changed servers. I doubt
anyone remember it since then. Apart from the mentioned puzzles all other material here is
genuinely new.
Still, a little over two years of in-depth Harry Potter analysis have been a great inspiration
source for puzzle creation, and this site and most of its people are going to be thoroughly
missed...
(Not that she'll ever read this...) Still, these books are enchanting beyond belief...
There are so many people, worldwide, in almost any age that are enthralled by them.
I am but one of them, but the books has inspired my interest for
puzzles, enough to create my own. I've spent so many pleasent hours in the company of Harry
through these books (and on the webb discussing them! 
) that I am
very, very grateful I finally overcame the "children book" notion I used to have in my head,
prior to the first movie, back in early 2002.
Thanks a million for the little wizard and his enchanting world that we have come to meet, and
love, through these books! 
If you haven't already seen it, visit
JKR's site.
If you're connection speed is too slow for flash, here's an alternative:
JKR's site, TEXT ONLY version.
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That excluded, the following apply: Copyright (c) Å. Hansson "Evreka". This includes all puzzles (regardless of type), PHP-code, JS-code, crossTrixer, site text, and chosen layout unless otherwise clearly stated. No part of this site may be copied for any use without Å. Hansson's formal and written consent.
This site does not, however, claim any copyrights whatsoever on the content the passtimes evolve around, ie the world of HARRY POTTER. J.K. Rowling holds all copyright here except for the movies and merchandising rights which belongs to Warner Brothers. No copyright infringes are intended.