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Just to let you know, in this page you can make your own "Virtual Shelve" to keep track of books you have read.
www.anobii.com

Something like player.ChangeRoom(4, 100, 50); ?
Where 100 is the x and 50 the y.

You can also check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTZyDwGens0

On the same line (bad puzzles) is this article:
http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html

I´m Currently reading Hemingway´s "For Whom the Bell Tolls".
It is not hooking me as much as I had thought.  

EDIT: Actualy, I´m also reading  Bob Bates, Scarpia, Blake Speers and something else regarding to Puzzle creation.  :

[on purpose!!!]

First, Sorry for bringing back to life an old post, but I think this it is a great post.

Regarding to this quote.

I, too, don't like puzzles you have to die for at least once.
The guys at Sierra made those puzzle on purpose!!!

In Broken Sword, when you have to get out of the Hotel with the pergamin, but the gangsters outside will kill you if you do it. The solution was pretty logic, but after you have being killed.

Open the GUI for editing, then select the InventoryWindow.
In its properties, double ItemWidth and ItemHeight.

Thanks Khris, I have decided, after a lot of thinking, I will use the 320x200 resolution. 

Here is what I mean, in 640x480 the layout is messed up:


And as Khris says, in 640x400 its ok, I didn't knew this!


I think i will just use 640x400.

EDIT:
Another problem while using 640x400, the inventory is messed up:

Hello, I have tried the GUI and it works fine, but when I try to use higher resolutions it shots the game down or the interface its all messed up.
I want to use it for 640x480.

Also is there a guide on how to create my own Lucasarts GUI from scratch? I remember I had done this before, a couple of years ago, but don´t remember how.

Thanks!