Paper manual?
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Paper manual?
I got this game for Christmas and it looks quite impressive, like a cross of Carriers at War and Guadalcanal from the old Apple IIe days.
However, I would really like to have a printed manual rather than the pdf. Is there any way to get one without printing one myself (at considerable cost, considering the size of the manual and cost of ink)?
Please let me know if there is.
Thanks,
Mark
However, I would really like to have a printed manual rather than the pdf. Is there any way to get one without printing one myself (at considerable cost, considering the size of the manual and cost of ink)?
Please let me know if there is.
Thanks,
Mark
Paper Manual
mholmgren,
Check out the Matrix Doc center at:
http://www.matrixgames.com/insidemg/kinkos.php
I haven't tried it yet because I'm happy with the PDF but from what I understand this is a cheap way to go.
Check out the Matrix Doc center at:
http://www.matrixgames.com/insidemg/kinkos.php
I haven't tried it yet because I'm happy with the PDF but from what I understand this is a cheap way to go.
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Re: Paper Manual
Originally posted by tanjman
mholmgren,
Check out the Matrix Doc center at:
http://www.matrixgames.com/insidemg/kinkos.php
I haven't tried it yet because I'm happy with the PDF but from what I understand this is a cheap way to go.
hoow much they charging?
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Re: Re: Paper Manual
Originally posted by Matt Erickson
hoow much they charging?
- $2.95* Standard 3-hole punch for 3-ring binder (not included). Black and white.
- $4.41* Comb-style bind allows for easy addition and removal of pages. Printed B&W cardstock cover.
- $6.05* Coil Bind - Crush-resistant bind allows book to lie flat. Color cover with clear acetate, black vinyl back.
* excludes tax and shipping
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As UV has become a religious experience for me, I ordered the hand-scribed version in the original Hebrew with pop-up ship and aircraft profiles $289. The quality is superb, but I had to hire a Talmudic scholar to help with the translations.
Hey Matrix...here's an idea..how about a 3' by 4' plastic covered map of the UV battle area (suitable for an easel) so I can take a compass to it and mark it up with a wax pencil to plot TF positions? I might need a disclaimer letter though, so I don't get hauled away to the looney farm....something like:
"We, the producers of Uncommon Valor, hereby declare that ________ (enter name) does indeed know that he or she (not likely) is not ___ Admiral Nimitz or ___Admiral Yamamoto. Long periods of apparent catatonia in front of a computer monitor or the wearing of period uniforms DOES NOT signify mental illness. Similarly, the muttering or shouting of odd phrases (eg., "fast transport *@*##" or "G** D*** Argonaut") while asleep or awake, does not require psychotropic medication. The bearer of this disclaimer is merely engaged in recreation.
Thank You;
Matrix Games"
Hey Matrix...here's an idea..how about a 3' by 4' plastic covered map of the UV battle area (suitable for an easel) so I can take a compass to it and mark it up with a wax pencil to plot TF positions? I might need a disclaimer letter though, so I don't get hauled away to the looney farm....something like:
"We, the producers of Uncommon Valor, hereby declare that ________ (enter name) does indeed know that he or she (not likely) is not ___ Admiral Nimitz or ___Admiral Yamamoto. Long periods of apparent catatonia in front of a computer monitor or the wearing of period uniforms DOES NOT signify mental illness. Similarly, the muttering or shouting of odd phrases (eg., "fast transport *@*##" or "G** D*** Argonaut") while asleep or awake, does not require psychotropic medication. The bearer of this disclaimer is merely engaged in recreation.
Thank You;
Matrix Games"

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Originally posted by snowman
To bad you can't have it done by the local Kinkos this way. I'd do it if it was done locally.
Although it was sometime ago, I went on the Kinkos website and sent the pdf to them for duplication. It cost about $10 and I picked it up at the local Kinkos within two hours or so.
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Originally posted by David Heath
In the next two weeks we will have an option in our Kinkos store to do both mail and Kinkos store pickup.
How do I do this? I called them up and they said it was 8 bucks for 3 hole punched 70 page file. The same online is 3. But I do not see anyway to change the printing store from the one on the page (NYC was it?). I'd like to pay the 3 bucks (plus tax I guess) and just pick it up as opposed to waiting the 3 days for them to print it in NY, then wait another 3 or 4 days for them to mail it.
That Dan Guy
Originally posted by danielr_g
How do I do this? I called them up and they said it was 8 bucks for 3 hole punched 70 page file. The same online is 3. But I do not see anyway to change the printing store from the one on the page (NYC was it?). I'd like to pay the 3 bucks (plus tax I guess) and just pick it up as opposed to waiting the 3 days for them to print it in NY, then wait another 3 or 4 days for them to mail it.
Oh, it hasn't been two weeks yet, has it? Not since you posted that it would be two weeks until this was an option was available.
Alright, maybe I'll just have to have it mailed to me so I can get it by the time this is an option

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Thanks for Nothin'

Seriously,
I would like to thank Matrix for not including a printed manual in UV.
I am well aware of the economics of publishing a PC game such as UV. I am equally aware of the economics of having a printed manual. I for one would rather pay $5-10 less and have the manual on pdf. The Kinkos option is just extra.
Maybe we should start a poll on who would pay $5-10 extra for a printed manual included in WitP.

The Grumbling Grognard
Re: Thanks for Nothin'
Originally posted by Grumbling Grogn
Maybe we should start a poll on who would pay $5-10 extra for a printed manual included in WitP.![]()
NO!!!! A thousand times no!!! Kill this thread now. Please. If you'd really like to find out everyone's opinion, please search the forum for those threads about a UV Manual. There was a quite exhaustive discussion reguarding this. :p
Later,
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Hey Matrix...here's an idea..how about a 3' by 4' plastic covered map of the UV battle area (suitable for an easel) so I can take a compass to it and mark it up with a wax pencil to plot TF positions? [/B]
In the Manual sub-directory there is a poster size map file that you can get printed out. UV - Poster Map.pdf
Rick
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