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[&o]

This just keeps on amazing me. I got tired of searching through these files as I have lots of them. So I organized them and now I can search really easy and the game did not miss a beat!


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I like that! My 'Community' folder is getting pretty big and could use this.
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ORIGINAL: Primarchx

I like that! My 'Community' folder is getting pretty big and could use this.

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I approve of the scenario that's open in the background ;)
My Scenarios and Tutorials for Command

(Scenarios focus on air-warfare :) )
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Really nice idea!
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I made a folder for my edited/created scenarios, but this is a good idea to take it a bit father.
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That's fantastic!
I managed them in the same way now.

Would be great if the next released scenario package could be sorted in same or similar way[&o]
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Notice the "order scenarios by:" drop-down? It includes the option to sort by date [;)]
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Notice the "order scenarios by:" drop-down? It includes the option to sort by date [;)]

I was thinking that... I thought a more useful folder structure might be along the lines of Theatre of Operation (?)
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Ohhh, thank you for pointing this out[:)]
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ORIGINAL: chrisol

ORIGINAL: Sunburn

Notice the "order scenarios by:" drop-down? It includes the option to sort by date [;)]

I was thinking that... I thought a more useful folder structure might be along the lines of Theatre of Operation (?)

Wow, I admit I never saw that.....Again, you guys amaze me.....

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I think this needs to be done also… I believe there should be multiple categories… That could be cross referenced… Four instance… By era… By author/designer… Big/ small... region… Miscellaneous would have stuff like fantasies or whatever… But it is getting kind of crazy… And there should be some kind of reasonable catalog/content index....
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Good idea though [:)]
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Thanks JRyan, it made it much better sorted for me too.

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