oi_you_nutter

is the server down again part of the error message is --------------------------- eDiF Error --------------------------- Error occurred in: System.Web.Services Description: The operation has timed-out. .... rest removed

number of bursts is also affected by the aircraft weapon values eg Gloster Gladiator is 0/-1 (i think) i.e. aircraft with few guns can only hit with high burst card when in a tailing position

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i registered (and got an authorisation code) back in late 2006 but my login and email are not recognised, should i register again ?

i have a 1.5Mb T1 line (at w.o.r.k) and i am getting a from 70 to 110 KB/sec the unfortunate thing is that i have to wait until after work to **test** the download....

only Service Pack 2 ... SP4 has been out for yonks and yonks i still use Win2000 at SP4 for my main puter

get a USB numeric keypad, i picked one up for $9.99 and for some games i use an normal desktop USB keyboard, so i dont bash the living daylights out of my laptops keyboard

what grass mod is that ? that German tank badly needs some weathering

12 men was enough for a re-enactment they used a 1-1 scale for the Finnish Forces and 1-10000 for the Soviets. the uber Finns only needed less than 12 men to defeat the Soviets, and only some of the Finns were issued tooth-picks as they wanted to keep the fight fair.

iirc its because of laws in Germany so they cannot refer to the SS and other Nazi terminology. CDV distribute the game there.

first let me say that I have all the CM series and Tacops and any comments here are meant to be constructive what nations, units and weapons will there be in CM:SF ? the announcement just says US infantry and armour against Sryian, that is quite a narrow OOB for a middle east based modern CM game ref the WW2 CMx2 game, when can I preorder it ?

there are no Brens in Iraq, because they had no WMDs Hans Blick was trained by the SAS to spot Bren tripods

i have the same problem with wireless mice and my solution is to use rechargable batteries having a mouse that I like is important enough to warrant the hassle of changing batteries etc

watching 'Ice cold in Alex' as a kid I always remember squirming when watching the scene when they washed in petrol and thinking that I would rather stay dirty than smell of petrol the beer scene at the end is great, you can sense the expectation before they drink..

Sir John Mills, the star of many a British war film, has died aged 97 My favourite films that he starred in were "In which we serve", "Dunkirk" and "Ice cold in Alex" EDIT can you move this to the General thread, ta

the upgrade path for graphics systems in laptops is not always obvious. but i googled this: http://www.geocities.com/thebithead/I8200FAQ.htm#Video myself, i prefer nvidia over ati edit also found this http://forums.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=insp_video&message.id=125937&c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19

thinking like your enemy thinks is the sign of a good military leader which is something that Hitler etc were never known for remember the Panzer Divison sent to Greece to defend against an allied invasion, the prospect of fighting from Greece to Berlin makes Cornwall seem like a good way to get to London

an invasion of Britain though the West Country that would have been a laugh imagine the locals being interrogated for information, who needs navajo windtalkers when you have the wess cun-tree accents and the blitzkrieg has no defence against scrumpy i knos cos i be frum bristle an all and i gurt luvs the blakforn !

deuce and a half truck used by all the allies everywhere

:confused: ooops - my first double post [ June 12, 2004, 09:44 PM: Message edited by: oi_you_nutter ]

I too had the pleasure of visiting Crete in 1996, and had a great time even though it was my 30th birthday. Part of the reason to visit Crete was to go to a place with lots of history as well as good food and friendly people. The med was gorgeous, crystal clear and a pleasure to swim in, coming from me that is a big recommendation. Normaly I can only spend a day or two of a fortnight holiday sunbathing and swimming as I get bored and get sunburnt very quickly. What what I remember, Malia was full of Brits (too British), Hersonnisos full of Germans, and Stalida (otherwise known as Stalis) was half and half and I think was a good choice of place to stay or visit. The locals were friendly and great. Food and drink (Amstel was everywhere) were cheap and good. Suda bay was a very moving place to visit, a haven of green lawns and immaculate headstones overlooking the sea. One thing that struck me was the headstones were from a variety of time periods and nationalities. Along with the comments from other posts I would recommend visiting Chania (Hania), the old capital. Much prettier than Hekaklion and has a variety of archtecture including turkish and venetian. Heraklion does have a great venetian fortress overlooking the harbour and is definitely worth a visit. Try the raki and the retsina !

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