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  1. I just emailed the source to MrSpkr, who was one of the people requesting an update to CMBB. Hopefully he'll be able to spend some time working on it. Onnel, you may want to contact him, see if he wants/needs help...or if you wanted to work independently, I could send you the source as well. -KMan
  2. A few people have contacted me recently about updating One Click to Combat for XP and for CMBB. I do not have the time or resources (XP or CMBB) to work on this. However, if someone out there knows C++/MFC and is willing to update the program, I can make the source available. As an alternative, Fuertes PBEM helper provides the same functionality (and more) ... -KMan
  3. Heh, answered your other post before seeing this one, so ignore the other answer about giving PBEM a try. Make sure you have the latest version of PBEM, as it does do the same functionality as One Click (password storage and entry). I'm not sure what the latest is, but if you recently downloaded it from Fuerte's site, then you have the latest. Someone will probably chime in here with how to do the password storage for PBEM. -Kman
  4. One Click doesn't support SMTP login authorisation (sorry!). If you haven't tried PBEM by Fuerte, you might want to give it a try, its email interface is better than One Click's. Search for any post by Fuerte, the link to PBEM is in his sig line. -Kman
  5. Speedbump, make sure you have the CM intro movie disabled (start CM while holding the left shift should disable it). Also, it only supports certain resolutions, so you might be using an unsupported resolution. -K
  6. http://home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMMovie -KMan
  7. Colonel, Glad you like One Click. I'll look into the word wrap issue...if its easy to fix, then I'll fix it. Unzipping and zipping is handled automatically by the program, no need to manually unzip. If you haven't already tried PBEM from Fuerte, you should give that a try. It is similar to One Click, but handles zipping and email differently. Download it from: http://www.sci.fi/~fuerte/pbem.htm -KMan
  8. Heh heh... No need to apologize WineCape. I haven't actually tried PBEM yet, but I know that it handles the email and zip better than One Click does. And I know that Harri added One Click type functionality a couple of months ago ... ... so it does One Click functionality just as well as One Click, and does the other things (email and zip) better. One major difference between the two is that One Click uses the incrementing number system, while PBEM uses the same file name (at least the last version I looked at did). Just a matter of preference... -K
  9. WineCape, Sorry I never responded to your email. I've been buried with RL stuff for a while. If I had any free time, I might add some of those things, but I don't see much value/use in them. When I do get some time to work on it, there are a few bugs that need to be taken care of as well. -K
  10. Skorpion, The link is still valid (it is case sensitive). Email me if you still can't get into it, and I can email you the program. -KMan
  11. Griffin, The interesting parts of the code for CM One Click are almost identical to the code in CM Movie. If you want, I can send you the One Click code, but it will look pretty much the same as the code for CM Movie, which you have already seen. -K
  12. Hawkeye, If you are using a PC, I suggest you try either "CM One Click" or "PBEM". Both of these are pbem utility programs which ease some of the pains of pbem file management. Here is a thread which discusses both utilities: http://www.battlefront.com/discuss/Forum1/HTML/015959.html Download One Click from: http://home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMOneClick Download PBEM from: http://www.sci.fi/~fuerte/pbem.htm Do a search for "Fuerte pbem" to find more threads on PBEM. Do a search for "One Click" to find more threads on CM One Click. -KMan
  13. CMMovie for the PC is the utility mentioned above. It doesn't work for everyone, and I haven't had any time to work on it lately. http://home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMMovie -K
  14. Version 1.0.4.0 is ready, with the following modifications: - Added button to batch send all unsent games - Added game configuration to not send zip files for that particular opponent - Bug fix: Correctly sends attachments with spaces in the titles http://home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMOneClick -K
  15. Here ya go Scott: http://home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMMovie
  16. That's probably the problem. I'll check tonight when I get home if I'm properly handling the filename with spaces in the outgoing SMTP stuff. Also, One Click doesn't like spaces in file names for other reasons. After doing your turn in CM, and saving the pbem file, you should automatically be popped back to One Click. I don't think this function works if there are spaces in the file name. -K
  17. Heh heh...yep, that would make One Click obsolete in a hurry. I had actually requested that feature before I began work on One Click, but never got a response. And while we're at it (just a little more complicated), why not have an option to pass a list of email files to load consecutively, which would make CM Movie obsolete as well! -K
  18. No, it is not saved anywhere. Which may or may not be a good thing depending on which you prefer. -K
  19. Scott wrote: Scott, take a look at "FileBox Extender" from http://www.hyperionics.com It provides an icon in all "file open" dialog boxes and in the system tray, which allows you to quickly navigate to commonly used folders. At $25 bucks, it seems a little much, but it is money well spent. Try the shareware, see if you like it. It was very helpful managing pbem files before I started using pocomail and One Click. I still find it very useful in many other applications. And then: Definitely! Fuerte and I released our programs within a week of each other. If I had known he was working on PBEM, I wouldn't have added any of the zipping or emailing stuff to One Click (I would have tried to integrate with PBEM). I haven't tried PBEM, but it focuses on the zipping and email stuff, so I believe it is better/more complete than One Click in that regard. One Click started out just as an automatic email/password load for CM, and then I later added in the zipping and email facilities. The email is strictly SMTP (no MAPI support), and I'm not sure that all of the bugs have been wrung out of the zipping stuff in One Click. -K PS - Scott, you probably hear this all the time, but Thanks for the Adventures!!! I have very fond memories of my first gaming experiences on the Apple II+ and your games.
  20. Here is the link to the above mentioned utility. It works for some, not for others. I believe that there is a bug which prevents it from working on WinME and Win2K. I know what the fix is, and hope to get it fixed in the next week or so. http://home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMMovie/ -K
  21. Hiram Sedai wrote: Heh heh...I used to use MS Outlook Express, but playing CM caused me to change to a better email client (for my use). I now use pocomail, which is highly configurable, and very scriptable. And, key for CM, the attachments are automagically available as separate files. -K
  22. Fuerte wrote: Fuerte, If you are interested in adding the auto-passwording feature to your program, I can offer the following: - I could add a command line interface to One Click so that you could execute One Click from your program - or you could take a look at my code (VC++) and use parts of it (the actual code isn't too bad, but it was a pain to "find" all of the required buttons at all the different resolutions I was going to make this offer when I first saw your program, but never got around to it. But, better late than never I guess. Let me know if you are interested in pursuing either of the 2 above options. -K
  23. Version 1.0.3.0 of CM: One Click is available. Download it from http://home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMOneClick CM: One Click is a CM front end to manage PBEM games. Read this thread for more info: http://www.battlefront.com/discuss/Forum1/HTML/012940.html The shortened version of the changes for version 1.0.3.0: - Added display of whether CM cd is in the drive or not, and waits for the CM cd if not present - fixes a bug which prevented WinME users from using this (possibly Win2k also) - support for 1600x1200, 1920x1440 and 2048x1536 resolutions were added - fixed bug when fetching incoming files which were destined for a pbem subdirectory -Kyle [This message has been edited by KMan (edited 02-03-2001).]
  24. The shift thingy works, unless you're like me, and don't have quicktime installed correctly (or not installed at all). I think if quicktime isn't installed, then you aren't even aware that the opening movie exists unless you read about it. I still haven't seen the intro...but I haven't tried very hard either -K
  25. dog6880: <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>that sucks man i wanted to watch the whole battle. cant even save the one min turn and like run them in sequence! not fair<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I wrote a PC app which does this for PBEM games - find it at: home.worldnet.att.net/~kyleneet/CMMovie or see this thread for more info: www.battlefront.com/discuss/Forum1/HTML/012987.html -K
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