<t> Thanks for your thoughts. I did choose to have the install program "fix" the .NET resources. Made no difference at all to my problem. In addition, I downloaded the "hot fix" .zip file to my PCK main folder and unzipped it there. Added five files to the folder but did not allow me to run either ...

<t> This is my third attempt to attach my current DXdialog file to a forum post on this topic, hoping it will assist in finding a solution to my problem with a "load interface freeze" problem. <br/>
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I have uploaded the DXdialog.txt file from My Documents and it has supposedly uploaded ...

This is an attempt to send in my DXdialog as a msg attachment.

This is an attempt to send the DXdialog for my PC system as a message attachment, to support my previous query.

To follow up on my previous message, how do I attach a file to one of these posts? It's not at all clear from the format of the screen provided to post messages to the forum. Thanks.

<t> I recently purchased PC-Kharkov in the standard dvd version (v 1.01) and installed it first on 12/20/10. The program initially ran without any problems. I completed the Tutorial scenario and the first three scenarios in the Boot Camp campaign. However, after I began the 4th scenario in that ...

<t> I recently purchased a retail copy of HTTR and would like to install both patches now that it's been installed. However, <br/>
the first patch, v. 2.179, is listed at 51 MB and this has to be installed before the second patch, v.2.286, can be<br/>
installed. I'm essentially stuck with a narrow ...

<t> I recently purchased a copy of HTTR via the NWS Online Combat Gaming Store and received the CD and manual in the mail. When I installed the program I was not prompted to type in any serial number. I would like to download the current patch for the game, but the download process requires a serial ...

<t> I'm also stymied by the size of the patch for version 1.10. I've owned Korsun Pocket since last year but have not played much recently because of real-world distractions and the practical impossibility of downloading a file measuring 83 MB. Thanks to the good folks at SBC, the local phone ...