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Man, I've been out so long. Didn't even know this foru... - 1/14/2003 1:42:38 PM

Tombstone

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I posted this in general now knowing that this was more appropriate.

I've been working on a set of scenarios whose maps and forces are based on the 3rd SS PanzerGren Division at Kursk. I have 9 in development and 3 or 4 are more or less complete. One of those is my "North of Psel" scenario that some of you may have played. Last year work was hell and I had no time to work on them. I've been sitting them for a long time now and want to know if there are people out there willing to play-test or even help develop them. I've been using maps from David Glantz's atlas of the battle of Kursk for the scenario maps so they're relatively accurate. Anyways, any takers? Those who were so helpful in the past, please feel free to jump back in.

Tomo

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Welcome Back - 1/23/2003 10:00:39 AM

Wild Bill

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Welcome back, Tomo! Glad to have you with us again!..WB

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- 1/23/2003 10:06:31 AM

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It's good to be back. I've noticed that some of the maps that were sent in for the map contest have like 500+ elevation areas. How is that possible??

Tomo

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- 1/23/2003 3:13:30 PM

Resisti

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Fred Chandla MapEditor makes the trick, Tomo.
If you download the Harry Zahn's guide to it, you'll find how to do it.
If you do not know where to download it, just Right Click / SAVE Target as.... here below ;) :

http://geocities.com/rockinharry/SPWAW/FredsMapEdit.zip

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- 1/23/2003 8:19:58 PM

Wild Bill

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Page is unavailable. Would you send that guide to me via e-mail, Resisti? Thanks...WB

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- 1/23/2003 9:07:57 PM

Resisti

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Wild Bill
[B]Page is unavailable. Would you send that guide to me via e-mail, Resisti? Thanks...WB [/B][/QUOTE]

Kunel,
as said in my post, you have to RIGHT click with your mouse on the link, and choose "save as..."; this will make the usual download window appear, and you can choose where to download it on your PC, as usual.

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- 1/24/2003 5:15:35 AM

Tombstone

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Thanks guys. I got and am starting fool around with it.

Tomo

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- 1/24/2003 7:39:55 AM

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