10-4 is american slang for ok, which i guess is still slang.

Im still getting the virus warning too. At this point I ignore, but newcomers to the site may think it is a real virus. Not a good thing in the world of business.

Galahad

<t>Here are a few first thoughts on feedback.<br/>
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1. First and foremost, the ability to edit. The biggest difference between computer war games and paper games is the latter can be modified by house rules, variants and general &#8220;what ifs.&#8221; Personally, I would love to try a super ...

<t>As of today, October 10,the link did not trigger the warning, nor did my bookmarked link to the Nap site, nor does my bookmark to the forum.<br/>
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I checked the main site, and the welcome loaded normally. When I entered, the warning popped up again.<br/>
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Here is the warning:<br/>
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<t>Im aware that the worm is related to OE, but I did go from virus free (according to Norton) to being infected after letting the script run (according to Norton).<br/>
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I still get the alert of a script.<br/>
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As my grandmother used to say, something isn't kosher in denmark.<br/>
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Michael T. is still around and his website is coming back. Thats all I can say about that for now. <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

Im going ot let him know whats going on here, hopefully you should hear from him.

Galahad

<t>Most everyone here has probably heard of Empires in Arms, which IMHO, is one of the top three wargames ever designed. (World in Flames and Longest Day being my other two choices).<br/>
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I'm hoping that the design team is familier with EiA. If not ... hint hint.<br/>
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With the demise of ...

<t>I encountered the virus alert as well. Hopefully, this information will help.<br/>
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It seems to be most prevelant on the link to the new napoleon game page. I use Norton Anti Virus, and just updated the virus definitons two or three days before finding the alert here.<br/>
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The alert is ...