I read your posts like a historical text, only this time I don't know what happens next. Keep 'em coming!

I gotta tell ya, I have so much fun reading all the AAR's that I sometimes read instead of playing. Thank you for the time and effort!

Giants on the backs of dragons indeed...LOL

No harm done.

Not being a computer guy, I'm just not used to the concept of a hoax.

Next time I'll know better and check with Symantec or McAfee before doing anything on my own.

Robert

I've ordered Uncommon Valor. It seems like it will fit nicely until the War in the Pacific game becomes available.

Thanks again

Did the search, found the file, deleted it. Even found it on my laptop. Thanks for the heads-up. Norton, McAfee, firewalls, all the armor that money can buy; there's always some kind of ammunition out there that can beat the defence. It may be a hoax, but why take a chance?

<t>Hi, I posted this in what may have been the wrong forum, so I'm trying it here as well, Sorry for the redundancy. <br/>
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I played "War in the South Pacific" some years ago, then bought and played Pacific War when it first came out, and loved playing them both. I still play Pacwar from time ...

<t>Hi, I played "War in the South Pacific" some years ago, then bought and played Pacific War when it first came out, and loved playing them both. I still play Pacwar from time to time, but have longed for a new Grigsby game to fulfill the potential that was left untapped by these games. Having ...

<t>Just downloaded Pacwar, really looking forward to playing again, and I find that there's some weird symbols mixed in with the text on the different windows. They look like a cross between and ampersam and an asterisk. They appear between words on the opening menu, then actually block out the text ...

<t>Just downloaded Pacwar, really looking forward to playing again, and there's some weird symbols mixed in with the text on the different windows. They look like a cross between and ampersam and an asterisk. They appear between words on the opening menu, then actually block out the text on parts of ...