Hi everyone - PLEASE, Please, please, make sure that you stick to the
standard format of turns that we have put on the help sheet. Ie Subject
line:
ME29/24
.... and in the main body of the email (or attached .txt file)
ME 29
Player: 24
Security Code: 1234
Due Date: 15th July 2000
Fred Bloggs
A/c: 109999
Alfred (alfre) @1234 (com,age,emi)
810 1235
900 86
Beattie (beatt) @ 2345 (Com)
947 1234 le 100
948 2345 4321 go 10,000
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Gentlemen:
This may be petty but, Is this the exact format required? The only
reason I ask is that some of us use a template for orders for all of our
games. Your US counterparts refuse to process orders in that format. They
insist that the orders be slightly different. They require that orders be
submitted as:
Alfred (alfre) @1234 (com,age,emi)
810 MovChar 900 FindArt
1235 86
If orders are not submitted in the "across" format rather than the "vertical"
stacking of orders they get upset. Is the above format acceptable? I've
been using it for a while now and haven't had any problems. Is that ok?
JMS
It's okay although not preferred. (What happens with that is that the
numbers can get confused as the tabulation isn't 100%)
Clint
Gentlemen:
This may be petty but, Is this the exact format required? The only
reason I ask is that some of us use a template for orders for all of our
games. Your US counterparts refuse to process orders in that format.
They
···
insist that the orders be slightly different. They require that orders be
submitted as:
Alfred (alfre) @1234 (com,age,emi)
810 MovChar 900 FindArt
1235 86
Harlequin Games wrote:
It's okay although not preferred. (What happens with that is that the
numbers can get confused as the tabulation isn't 100%)
Clint
> Gentlemen:
> This may be petty but, Is this the exact format required? The only
> reason I ask is that some of us use a template for orders for all of our
> games. Your US counterparts refuse to process orders in that format.
They
> insist that the orders be slightly different. They require that orders be
> submitted as:
>
> Alfred (alfre) @1234 (com,age,emi)
> 810 MovChar 900 FindArt
> 1235 86
I use that format as well, because it's on the back of your house rules
("Middle Earth House Rules and Procedures or How to Get the Most Out of
Your Journeys Through Middle Earth").
If you want to change, that's cool....
jason
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--
Jason Bennett, jasonab@acm.org
Software Engineer, Cryptography Buff, Gamer
Believer in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord
http://members.home.net/jasonab/
Yes we have changed it from then - keeping every bit of literature up to
date is a real pain... 
Clint
···
> >
> > Alfred (alfre) @1234 (com,age,emi)
> > 810 MovChar 900 FindArt
> > 1235 86
I use that format as well, because it's on the back of your house rules
("Middle Earth House Rules and Procedures or How to Get the Most Out of
Your Journeys Through Middle Earth").
If you want to change, that's cool....
jason
--
Jason Bennett, jasonab@acm.org
Software Engineer, Cryptography Buff, Gamer
Believer in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord
http://members.home.net/jasonab/
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