<t> Now the only thing I want to know is what time zone this forum is in. I just noticed that my last post is listed at 6/26/2011 3:36:17 PM. If that's true then I overslept, because I could have sworn it was only 7:36 AM here in California. Does this mean that this forum server is located in the UK ...

Well, if a yellow "R" on the left stands for Regiment, then the green "D" must stand for Division and the red "N" for None (out of command).

That (I thing) would complete the explanation the pantheon of color coded letters on the COCO2 units. Thanks guys...

<t> Thanks, Joe 98. After looking at the units in several different scenarios, I've come to some of the same conclusions:<br/>
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The color coded letters on the left do refer to command status -<br/>
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A red "N" => out of command (don't know what the "N" stands for...)<br/>
A green "D ...

<t> Thanks for the updates, Pirate Jock.<br/>
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Since you appear to be an expert on COCO2, I'll ask you the question that I posted yesterday. On page 13 of your Draft Manual, there is an "important note" about using the TAB key to toggle the unit counter information back and forth between (for ...

<t> According to the manual, hitting the "tab" key toggles the information on the COCO2 unit counters back and forth between (for example) attack strength & defense strength and division number & regiment number; however, it doesn't mention the third configuration in which color coded letters appear ...

<t> This may have already been addressed somewhere in the BFTB forums, but I haven't seen it so I'll go ahead and toss it out for discussion. I know how to attach units to an HQ by selecting them on the map, but this can be cumbersome when the units that I want to attach are buried under other units ...