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Scenario Editor - 7/27/2000 11:23:00 PM

ZONER

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Hello I am new to this forum and to SPWAW. I first want to thank all the staff who have made this game possible your dedication and efforts to this game are highly comendible! Great Job!! I love to play WW2 minitures but as I have grown older my gaming compainions have moved away or lost interest untill my group has been reduced to 1 (me). So this game has satisfied some of my gaming urges. Thanks Again!! Now to my question: This might be obvious to some but what is the purpose of the scenario manager as I can find no explaination of it and downloading files is kind of a problem for me. Any addition Info on this would be gratly appreciated. Thanks

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- 7/28/2000 12:16:00 AM

Tankhead

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Originally posted by ZONER: Now to my question: This might be obvious to some but what is the purpose of the scenario manager as I can find no explaination of it and downloading files is kind of a problem for me. Any addition Info on this would be gratly appreciated. Thanks

The scenario manager let you see all the scenarios you have in SPWaW. You can moved the scenarios around or delete some of the scenarios. If you look in your scen.. folder in SPWaW all you will see is numbers. But with the scenario manager you can see the name of the scenario and the slot number it is in. Also let you read what the scenario about.

Also let you see what custom maps you have in SPWaW. Hope this helps. Tankhead ------------------ Rick Cloutier [email]rcclout@telusplanet.net[/email] Coordinator: Tankhead's SPWAW Resources http://sites.netscape.net/rcclout

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- 7/28/2000 12:32:00 AM

ZONER

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Do I need this if I download a scenarion from the internet and want to play it?

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- 7/28/2000 12:44:00 AM

dox44

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no, it just helps you keep track of your scenarios.. Do I need this if I download a scenarion from the internet and want to play it?[/QUOTE]

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- 7/28/2000 1:39:00 AM

Wild Bill

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The scenario manager is just that, nothing more. It helps you to find, move, even delete scenarios. It was a labor of love by Mike Deltano, updated for use with all SP versions, including SPWAW> It is a very handy tool since you can't tell by the scenario name in the file manager which is which. I strongly recommend that all of you get this handy tool...WB ------------------ In Arduis Fidelis Wild Bill Wilder Coordinator, Scenario Design Matrix Games

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