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Looks great - 2/21/2011 3:32:58 PM

Nova538

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Folks,
I just want to say that the new version is a great update of the game. I have only tried one of my scenarios, but the look and new rules bring a new life to the system. I can open the game up to fill the whole page, in widescreen. My only minor complaint is that the units are still kind of small for my tired old eyes.

Take Care,
NoVa

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RE: Looks great - 2/21/2011 4:15:10 PM

ralphtricky

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If you go into the opart 3 ini file you can have toaw change the screen resolution to a bigger size like 1280x768 or another one that's supported on your monitor.

Sorry, It was introduced very late and didn't make it into the options screen.

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RE: Looks great - 2/21/2011 4:36:59 PM

Curtis Lemay

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You can also use the "Huge" view.

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RE: Looks great - 3/1/2011 6:12:05 PM

macgregor

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After originally posting negatively, I must say -especially after moving it to a better computer, the game indeed looks fabulous. What an improvement!

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