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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning,

Yes, I am pretty happy with Windowed mode, it's not excessively large, but I can compensate for that by changing my screen resolution.

Now to see if there is a tutorial in the manual (I know there was one in the original WitP version, but not sure about the AE one).

Good afternoon and or evening as well...

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

And wouldn't you know it? INP!

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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning,

Yes, I am pretty happy with Windowed mode, it's not excessively large, but I can compensate for that by changing my screen resolution.

Now to see if there is a tutorial in the manual (I know there was one in the original WitP version, but not sure about the AE one).

Good afternoon and or evening as well...

Not a tutorial per se but a new player did ask and receive a lot of help on this thread:


https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=4935973

You should also look here to get help:

https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=2672439

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning,

Yes, I am pretty happy with Windowed mode, it's not excessively large, but I can compensate for that by changing my screen resolution.

Now to see if there is a tutorial in the manual (I know there was one in the original WitP version, but not sure about the AE one).

Good afternoon and or evening as well...

Not a tutorial per se but a new player did ask and receive a lot of help on this thread:


https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=4935973

You should also look here to get help:

https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=2672439

Thank you

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

Just had a long conversation with AW1Steve over the phone. He's as sharp as ever, just sounds like an eye was rendered combat ineffective after his thromboembolic event. But he's doing well otherwise. [8D]

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ORIGINAL: USSAmerica

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A busy "hurry up and wait day!"

Leg pain se I went to the hospital in the next town. It might be a blood clot inside my leg or shin splints which, if so, it is probably due to my right foot. Does anybody need a picture of that? [&:]

So go to a restaurant for breakfast which I ate fast due to some pharmaceuticals in me . . .

Then I walked 5 or 6 blocks to a store with either the DVT or shin splints in me since I had a couple of hours before an ultrasound . . .

Then I got on a bus to go to the hospital and since I do not bother to pay for my ride, I gave the bus driver a "tip" of a long john bavarian creme, frosting, and chopped peanuts on it . . .

Then the ultrasound, prior to which I said at least it is my leg so we are bot checking if it is a boy or a girl . . .

No DVT but I had just missed a bus back to town where I reside and I would have over a two hour wait for the next bus . . .

So with the shin splints, I walked about another 6 to 8 blocks to another store where I ended up getting a ride back to where I reside . . .

Of course I gave that bus driver, who I know is married, a candy bar . . .

Hurry up and wait . . .

Glad to hear it's not a DVT. I've been dealing with a significant one in my right leg since my bike accident last August.

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ORIGINAL: USSAmerica
It doesn't help that work is becoming very crazy just before, during, and after my move.

What's all this then? [&:]

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

Just had a long conversation with AW1Steve over the phone. He's as sharp as ever, just sounds like an eye was rendered combat ineffective after his thromboembolic event. But he's doing well otherwise. [8D]

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

Just had a long conversation with AW1Steve over the phone. He's as sharp as ever, just sounds like an eye was rendered combat ineffective after his thromboembolic event. But he's doing well otherwise. [8D]

Send him our regards to him when you hear next time!


Leo "Apollo11"

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?

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ORIGINAL: btd64

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?

Yes. Before I merged with Slithering, my handle was general patton....GP

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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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ORIGINAL: btd64

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?

Yes. Before I merged with Slithering, my handle was general patton....GP

Which one?

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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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ORIGINAL: btd64

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?

Yes. Before I merged with Slithering, my handle was general patton....GP

Which one?

Which what?....GP

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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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ORIGINAL: btd64

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?

Yes. Before I merged with Slithering, my handle was general patton....GP

Which one?

Which what?....GP

Which General Patton?

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ORIGINAL: btd64

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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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ORIGINAL: btd64

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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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ORIGINAL: btd64

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ORIGINAL: Zovs

Good morning, btw btd64 does the GP at the end of your messages stand for General Patton?

Yes. Before I merged with Slithering, my handle was general patton....GP

Which one?

Which what?....GP

Which General Patton?

Ah, well the original....GP

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ORIGINAL: USSAmerica

Had our initial walk through at the house today with our builder. Marking things with blue tape and explaining how several of the systems work, etc. Things are getting real now! 12 more days until closing. [:)]

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ORIGINAL: USSAmerica

Had our initial walk through at the house today with our builder. Marking things with blue tape and explaining how several of the systems work, etc. Things are getting real now! 12 more days until closing. [:)]