<t> Can't say I have a dog in this fight -- my ancestors lived in Eastern Europe until the very early 1900s -- but I have spent a lot of time in the south, though I live in Ohio in the north.<br/>
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Just about every small town here in Ohio has a "Civil War" memorial, and if you drill down, the ...

Hi Sprior,

The reinstall worked. Thanks for your help!

Thanks...I'll give it a shot.

Can't remember, though I think I probably installed it (Windows7.) I suppose I can always try to reinstall it.

<t> Attempting to get into WITP AE after a long hiatus, I get the main menu ("Play," "Manual", etc.) and then a brief view of the splash screen and then a dialogue box that says "Fatal Error 200" that ends all progress.<br/>
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Can someone tell me what this means and what I should do?<br/>
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<t> I had the same problem. Try this:<br/>
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<<Okay..got it working. For future reference, here's how to adjust the screen resolution on an Acer Aspire One netbook (8.9" screen) to get it to run AE:<br/>
1. Right click on desktop area to bring up "Display Properties"<br/>
2. Choose "Settings ...

<t> Okay..got it working. For future reference, here's how to adjust the screen resolution on an Acer Aspire One netbook (8.9" screen) to get it to run AE:<br/>
1. Right click on desktop area to bring up "Display Properties"<br/>
2. Choose "Settings"<br/>
3. Choose "Advanced"<br/>
4. Choose ...

Thanks - I'll give it a try.

Michael

Good question: the max resolution on the Aspire One is 1024x600, though there's an 800x600 option as well. The minimum specs in the manual don't mention screen resolution. Does anyone know of a work-around?

Thanks

<t> Hi,<br/>
I just installed AE onto my Acer Aspire One netbook (8.9" screen) which I use when I travel - it should accomodate minimum game specs since it has a 1.60ghz N270 chip and 1GB RAM. It installed fine, with no error messages.<br/>
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When I tried to run the game, however, I received ...

<t> Hello Everyone,<br/>
I'm about 11 months into a campaign game as Allies and have run out of ideas. Any advice on how best to win (finish!) the game? here's the details:<br/>
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It's September 1, 1944, and I'm in pretty good shape as the Allies. Victory points are approx 58,000 to 42,000, I ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Xargun<br/>

<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: ChrisReb<br/>
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Now you mention it I am sure my AKs were being sent to Osaka for one or another Sentai - seems like the same bug.
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Chris - send me your save file and I'll look at ...

<t> Any resolution on this bug?<br/>
I'm having an almost identical problem, with the AI grabbing empty transport TFs and attempting to send them to Osaka to pick up the 208th Lt Sentai, of which a fragment (in my case Lilys) exists in Amboina.<br/>
I was able to transfer bases for the Lilys to ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Gil R.<br/>
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Brig. Gen. George Dashiell Bayard (b. 1835, d. 1862). Bayard was a rising star in the Union Army, whose life and career was cut painfully short during the Battle of Fredericksburg. Born in New York State, he was a West Point graduate in the ...

<r> George Dashiell Bayard (b. 1835, d. 1862) was a rising star in the Union Army, whose life and career was cut painfully short during the Battle of Fredericksburg.<br/>
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Bayard, born in New York State, was a West Point graduate in the fated Class of 1856 and pursued a military career in the ...

<r> Henry Baxter (b. 1821, d. 1873), Born in New York State, Baxter set off in 1849 with a group of 30 other hopeful prospectors for the California gold fields. Although he didn’t strike gold, he became the men’s captain and no doubt learned a thing or two about leading men. Baxter volunteered for ...

<r> William Brimage Bate (b. 1826, d. 1905) was a beloved politician who fought hard for the Confederacy, sustaining multiple debilitating wounds in the course of the war. Following the war, Bate went on to serve as Governor and Senator from Tennessee. In the pantheon of stars shining in the ...

<r> William Francis Bartlett (b. 1840, d. 1876) was a “rock star” of his age and widely celebrated later in life as a shining example of his generation. Bartlett was a freshman at Harvard when war broke out, and he volunteered for service the day Fort Sumner surrendered. Serving first as a private ...

<r> Seth Maxwell Barton (b.1829, d. 1900) was born in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and entered the U.S. Military Academy at age 15, graduating in the bottom third of the class of 1849. Following his graduation, Barton served in various frontier posts and participated in the campaign against the ...

Here's my Bios, along with (very subjective) ratings gleaned from compiling their histories. Offered for your consideration:

Michael
michael@wakerobin.net