Yes, this fixed the problem same problem for me after installing the game on a new system.  BTW the forums here are tremendous...

Sure it's not Iraqi SCUDS hitting your airfields?

<r> Long ago and far away, one of my most dreaded college courses was Art Appreciation: it met first hour—7:30 in the morning as I recall—and it was an endless flicker of slides with an utterly forgettable monolog. Only a long time later did I come to realize that the course had somehow taught me a ...

Great AAR: short and to the point

MMCM under the command of COL Harlan Sanders??

It's fixed...already...

agree....it's a matter of experience and pattern recognition: like reading an x-ray negative....you don't need all the nitnoid (tactical) details to "assess the situation"....or know when you're getting your ass kicked

here's the link:&nbsp; http://www.armchairgeneral.com/index.php?cat=66

An article by Julian Barnes in the 27 March 2006 issue of US NEWS & WORLD REPORT referred to the classroom exercise discussed in this thread.

<r> I'm thinking strictly from the standpoint of military education and appreciate the commcercial issues involved: three-sided play would allow civilians, neutrals etc., as part of the operating environment. Non-kinetic forms of maneuver (building bridges, sewers, <B><s>[b]</s>all forms of ...

Actually we modifed one of Al Sandrik's scenarios, though we've built our own in the past like the Leipzig Camapign, 1813.

<t> There were a few other registry glitches but the sim worked fine. We had been using TOAW-COW extensively in class from 2000-2003. Changes in the curriculum moved us in other directions. It is now used on a more limited basis. In any case, TOAW is the only commercial simulation that addresses ...