Then some good things:
1) Selecting a recon unit with N key displays the range correctly when Command & Control is on. Still selecting the unit by mouse does not display the range correctly, unless I select some other unit first and then the recon unit.
2) The idea of saving the replay in a separate file is wonderful. The replay file compresses over 97%. Thanks a lot!

Here is how I tested the PBEM replay. I started the Blenheim Blunder locally, entered passwords for both players. My settings were:
[*]Command & Control on
[*]Fast artillery OFF (Of course! Why the setup program deletes all preferences??)
[*]Message delay 40
[*]Live delay 10
I moved all units forward, and set the bombardment for Stukas. Next turn. Again set the objectives (still no good shortcut key for Finnish keyboard, should be "O") for British units, moved all units forward. Next turn.
I noticed that the replay file was quite large even if no shots have been fired.
I played the game, made a lot of shooting with Germans, and then viewed the replay with British: It showed only about 30% of the action.

At this point the file sizes were:
<code>
20.10.00 21.11 544 email3.aux
20.10.00 20.38 200 email3.cmt
20.10.00 21.11 261 200 email3.dat
20.10.00 21.11 2 398 078 email3.rec
</code>
When compressed:
<code>
Updating .ZIP: d:/dn/email3.zip
Updating File: email3.dat Deflating ( 0.5%), done.
Updating File: email3.aux Deflating ( 5.9%), done.
Updating File: email3.cmt Deflating (84.0%), done.
Updating File: email3.rec Deflating (97.6%), done.
20.10.00 21.12 320 624 email3.zip
</code>
WOW.
[This message has been edited by Fuerte (edited October 20, 2000).]