jeffsmith

Dan, that "small white icon" that looks like a floppy is just the "installation Disc image" Before you do ANY upgrading you need to drag the Battle for Normandy Folder from that Image to someplace on your hard drive (Applications Folder, Games etc) This is how the Game is Actually installed Until you do this step the Game is not really installed yet Then you can upgrade the CMBN App installed on your Mac using the HotFix and the instructions provided

Late War Scenarios, someone may make them now but they are more appropriate for the Bulge+ game

Spinkick why dont leave this to BFC Tech Support Your suggestion is like telling someone to tear down their house because the front door is sticking Beckb2915 There are other people that have had some issues with Win 7 64 http://www.battlefront.com/helpdesk/

Really that depends on Where you live now, doesn't it?

Oh Really?

Once while doing a Mac Technical Support Job I had the pleasure of speaking with Arlo Guthrie (He was genuinely nice to deal with) After we had resolved the technical issue I took the opportunity to tell him Thanksgiving just wasn't Thanksgiving without "Alice's Restaurant"

Ahh the Joys of Mayor Kevin White's "Urban Renewal" of Boston

Same here, and I still have my copy nothing to run it on but I have it

Aloko Mac has been around the forums since 2003 and it looks like he not only has the Base CMSF, but Several Modules and CMA as well Cut him some slack maybe? Check your "Private Messages" Dimitri

Or an indication that Rural Dwelling, Outdoorsman Steve has Totally Lost It

He's not kidding

I have met Rune I will attest to his abilities in both Grammar & Semantics

anyone have experience with this fileconvoy.com

See what hapens when you assume

This thread might give you a start http://www.battlefront.com/community/showthread.php?t=94324

Seven battleships took part: four British and three US: * USS Arkansas, BB-33, eastern Omaha Beach (Wyoming class, 26,100 tons, main armament: 12 - 12"/50 cal. guns) primarily in support of the US 29th Infantry Division. * USS Nevada, BB-36, Utah Beach (damaged and beached to avoid sinking at Pearl Harbor, Nevada class, 29,000 tons, main armament: 10 - 14"/45 cal. guns). * HMS Nelson (1925, Nelson class, 38,000 tons, main armament: 9 - 16 inch guns). Held in reserve until June 10. * HMS Ramillies (1915, Revenge class, 33,500 tons, main armament: 8 - 15"/42 cal. guns). * HMS Rodney (1925, Nelson class, 38,000 tons, main armament: 9 - 16 inch guns). * USS Texas, BB-35, western Omaha Beach (New York class, 27,000 tons, main armament: 10 - 14"/45 cal. guns, Flagship of Rear Admiral C.F. Bryant) primarily in support of the US 1st Infantry Division. * HMS Warspite (1913, Queen Elizabeth class, 35,000 tons, main armament 8 - 15"/42 cal. guns). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Allied_warships_in_the_Normandy_landings

Just because BFC is more forthcoming with information about their products than the majority of companies of any type Does not mean they can or should provide us with every bit of information requested of them

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U.S. Marines in Europe during WWII http://www.tecom.usmc.mil/HD/Frequently_Requested/Marines%20in%20WWII%20Sheets/Marines%20in%20Europe.htm

Al Stewart "Roads to Moscow"

My guess is that they will announce the actual name and open up a dedicated webpage and forum section for it

Yes were Done For

to make matters worse that was your post 113

That may not be a "Bone" But its certainly an indication where the skeleton will be BTW Congrats to Steve on reaching 13000 posts

Discussed Here starting on the bottom of page 3 http://www.battlefront.com/community/showthread.php?t=93365