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Hello everyone:

Am I alone, or does everyone else apreciate the new manual material available in the V2.0 of UV, but find that it is way to small to print out and read? I am strongly considering taking the basic premise of the Land Unit OOB and expanding it to a database to show the units load cost and assault value? Would love to see the expanded data available for air units (range, combat factors, etc) as well.

Thanks for the great game.

Jim

jambo,

I'm working on a scenario 17 OOB (Microsoft Excel) that has all ships, air units, ground units, bases, leaders & pilots listed. I've had to go back and make updates for ver 2.0 and I still have all of the allied ground units and around 800 leaders to enter. I hope to post this by this Friday.

I'm mainly doing this OOB to help me plan & design scenarios so it will include some other goodies that I use as well, but that others may not use.

My first scenario will be a modified sceanrio 17 that has the various units orginized and renamed in a way that helps the sort function and the way the air & ground units are listed in the base screen.

Originally posted by jambo
Hello everyone:

Am I alone, or does everyone else apreciate the new manual material available in the V2.0 of UV, but find that it is way to small to print out and read? I am strongly considering taking the basic premise of the Land Unit OOB and expanding it to a database to show the units load cost and assault value? Would love to see the expanded data available for air units (range, combat factors, etc) as well.

Thanks for the great game.

Jim

All the "big tables" PDFs are set up to be printed out in A3 format. If you try to print them in A4/Us Letter size it is of course to small.
When viewing them online with Acrobat Reader, you can allways zoom in.

Moreover, some of theses files - such as the Land Units OOB - are available as an Excel file in the UV Fansite

Spooky