Massive thanks to Oystein for creating the colour map of the Battle of Five
Armies. It looks great - with all the map showing, pcs for each of the
nations and very pretty to boot as well.
Reference not found. Following the links through to the right page shows
that the request goes to harlequin_games. However, every attempt I've made
at downloading the file so far has had the effect of simply freezing
Internet Explorer...
Reference not found. Following the links through to the right page shows
that the request goes to harlequin_games. However, every attempt I've made
at downloading the file so far has had the effect of simply freezing
Internet Explorer...
Reference not found. Following the links through to the right
page shows that the request goes to harlequin_games. However,
every attempt I've made at downloading the file so far has had
the effect of simply freezing Internet Explorer...
Gavin
Hmmm. Have you tried rightclicking on the 5armies.pdf link, and use
Save target as.. instead of trying to open? Might be something wrong
with your PDF plugin.
Not a big file, only 90k. If it still doesn't work, let me know and
I'll just email you the file
Worked fine for me both at work and home, both opening it in IE, and
saving it.
Hmmm. Have you tried rightclicking on the 5armies.pdf link, and use
Save target as.. instead of trying to open? Might be something wrong
with your PDF plugin.
Not a big file, only 90k. If it still doesn't work, let me know and
I'll just email you the file
What's a right-click? I have a Macintosh...
If the site is set up "correctly" clicking on the link should start a
download without reference to a plug-in.
Could you just send it to me, please? After all the comments I've read, it
would be a shame not to be able to admire your work!
Now we know why it isn't working - ?superior? Mac technology is
involved...
fyi, I have been able to both download it as the attachment to the
original message to this server and from the ME website. Must be
that my Windows machine is too stupid to get confused. *grin*
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What's a right-click? I have a Macintosh...
If the site is set up "correctly" clicking on the link should start
a download without reference to a plug-in.
> Now we know why it isn't working - ?superior? Mac technology is
> involved...
It isn't working because crap Microsoft technology is involved, boyo!
It worked just fine on my crap Microsoft technology...
(Looks good too. Nice work!)
-ED \1/
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"Remember now thy Creator, in the days of thy youth; while the evil days
come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, 'I have no
pleasure in them;' While the sun, or the light, or the moon, or the
stars, be not darkened, nor the clouds return after the rain."
And it works just fine on my "crap" Microsoft technology. Are you sure you're applying
the word "crap" to the correct technology? Seems like the Microsoft people aren't
having the problems your "superior" Mac technology is having.
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Gavinwj wrote:
Chris wrote:
> Now we know why it isn't working - ?superior? Mac technology is
> involved...
It isn't working because crap Microsoft technology is involved, boyo!
Edward wrote:
It worked just fine on my crap Microsoft technology...
Did you try holding down your mouse click for a second... a "double-
click" is effectly a held-down click on macs? As to Microsoft tech... I
never have a crash on my OS X system.... never. Now I wish I could say
that about my windows emulator which dies on a weekly basis (my emulator
nicely emulates the blue screen!). The only blue screen I see is my
background picture.
And likely it is "cr@p" MS technology he's dealing with since my money is
he's using Exploder for Mac. And THAT IS a piece of junk. It often screws
up browser direct downloads. Seen it and been there. So please don't
assume MS only makes junk software for Windows 8000 or whatever it's up
to now. The Mac stuff is sweeter looking but still as crash prone.
My advice, fellow mac user, if you're using classic then get iCab. If OS
X then get Omniweb or Mozilla.
And please don't provoke the MS users. We gotta live with them too. And
they already have enough things that irritate them like blue screens,
plug and pray, and loads of cheesy VB scripts anyone can write that'll
bring their system down in seconds. No need to rile them further.
Morpheus
PS. And next time you send your email with your orders and Harlie's
server is down, Blame Bill...
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And it works just fine on my "crap" Microsoft technology. Are you sure
you're applying
the word "crap" to the correct technology? Seems like the Microsoft
people aren't
having the problems your "superior" Mac technology is having.
My advice, fellow mac user, if you're using classic then get iCab. If OS
X then get Omniweb or Mozilla.
I'm in the process of dumping Outlook Express in favour of Green, so I may
well take you advice and dump IE in favour of iCab.
And please don't provoke the MS users. We gotta live with them too. And
they already have enough things that irritate them like blue screens,
plug and pray, and loads of cheesy VB scripts anyone can write that'll
bring their system down in seconds.
Indeed. It's amazing just what these poor souls will put up with.
And it works just fine on my "crap" Microsoft technology. Are you sure you're
applying
the word "crap" to the correct technology? Seems like the Microsoft people
aren't
having the problems your "superior" Mac technology is having.
May you never have a heart attack. (Think about it.)
PS. And next time you send your email with your orders and Harlie's
server is down, Blame Bill...
Hi
Sam here with system admin hat on.
I just wanted to clear up something, I think maybe Clint implied that our
server went down. In fact in both this case and our January problem, our ISP
had problems due to denial of service virus attacks. It was a Melissa clone
in January and it was Nimda last month.
We're with Pipex, who claim that around 70% of the top 100 British internet
firms use them, so I don't think we can necessarily improve on our ISP.
However, I agree that DOS attacks are only possible due to the MS attempted
hegemonisation of the world of computers (which has its good side as well as
bad).
Perhaps we should take this discussion off list now? If anyone wants to
comment to me about the above, or even give welcome advice, perhaps mail me
direct?
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belive that order 685 shut be not be a premidet at least on that arti
Gollum as a char fore the necromancer at this time i belive that
gandalf said that he left the the gobling caves after a long time.
I allso belive that the necromancer is indite sauron and that his
stats shut be a grate deal higer. was it not saurun that the white
councel dit drive from mirkwood. That sauron was not invented by the
tome the hobit war readen Dos not eliminate the fact that the events
was trensferd and uest in LOR
David Clemmensen
david_clemmensen@post.tele.dk
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Massive thanks to Oystein for creating the colour map of the Battle
of Five
Armies. It looks great - with all the map showing, pcs for each of
