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<t> What bothers me about the article is that it implies that the Sherman tank is superior due to numbers. I have to disagree. This is a fine point but follow with me.<br/>
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No one is going to dispute that the US won by production and sheer power of workforce and materials. No one is going to ...

Hey man that took a lot of work

First one to mount the below onto one wins.
http://www.break.com/articles/minimachine.html

<t> If I'm not mistaken tanks of quite a few nations were like this. If they didn't actually weld the tracks to the front, they stored spare tracks at the front. Some had logs tied all over them. Not a historian but I thought I remembered something like this...<br/>
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I think it would be ...

<t> omegaall,<br/>
I was just stating what is possible through code. I really don't care how it is implemented; I just wanted to present the options so you (plural) could voice what would be best.<br/>
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I have analyzed the oob file and am aware of its format.<br/>
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It is very possible ...

<t> omegaall,<br/>
Choosing between tab or comma delineated values isn't a big deal. You either write a tab or a comma ascii character.<br/>
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TSV and CSV table formats are very common. Every database program should be able to import the data. I know Excel does.<br/>
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Putting the unit ...

Yeah Mike I'm pretty sure that's what they mean. They are used to Chlanda's OOBDump.exe. It creates a comma separated file but I'm sure tab would work fine too.

<t> From my understanding, it is how long after the mouse has been hovering in one place before those little information boxes pop up. I know it affects the boxes during purchases and I'm pretty sure it affects unit / hex info (when cut on in preferences) when viewing the battlefield.<br/>
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<t> Um a couple of things:<br/>
Ammo carriers / dumps have "infinite" ammo but restricted rate of resupply<br/>
Some rocket artillery is designed to fire all rockets in a single volley. Fewer rocket artillery units fire only part of their supply in one volley.<br/>
You need a lot of ammo resupply ...

<r> The way the old DOS engine displays the graphics causes a couple of problems. The first common problem is when the graphics go "on acid" which I presume to be caused when the 256-color palette is dropped from the video card memory (caused by switching away from the game). <br/>
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The ...

<t> Does he have 19 loads and 19 quits or 19 loads and x number of quits?<br/>
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If it is 19 / 19, then that just means a lot of short sessions. Cheating, at least in the most common way, wouldn't result in those numbers. However, as another suggested, if there are a lot more loads than quits ...

All email files go through an encryption process so I suspect the random map is lost.

Without commenting on all of that rate of fire stuff, firing with line of sight increases chances of casualties (50% more damaging) while firing without line of sight increases suppression (50% more suppression) (from manual IIRC).

See if this helps
http://spwaw.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4052

Use motherboard monitor to see what your computer's temperature is:
http://mbm.livewiredev.com/ (site may be down)

<r> Here is my two cents on the situation:<br/>
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Older DOS games relied on infinite loops in their programming structure:<br/>
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while(1){ the whole program} <br/>
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or <br/>
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while(no user input){}<br/>
part of program that reacts to input<br/>
loop back to top<br/>
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<t> If you are experiencing freezes in applications other than SP:WaW ("anything graphics extensive") then I doubt SP:WaW is the culprit.<br/>
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SP:WaW is lousy in how it asks for resources so it will run your computer to the max. I don't believe it taxes the video card to the max though.<br ...

Try changing your video driver.

cheers