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I thnk the credit to Maddox is a 'tipping of the hat' to the creator of IL2, and possibly a reference to teh AI pilots who featured!

I found them! I am re uploading them as a single zip file, and will attach here (they will be available from the resources section under 'Server Logs' too). 25Mb as 3 files, zipped they went down to 1Mb. A lot of blank space there then...:) [attachment deleted by admin]

OK Chris has you sorted I watched this with some amazement, talk about twists! Narration was superb, music appropriate and expertly timed. Visuals were fantastic, neat tricks like in-vehicle views. Plot moved smoothly and held the attention. My only complaint was the bit about 'Careless flying' when the two Zeros collided. Take my word for it, that took a hell of a lot of skill by Chris and I to pull that off!!!!

I don't think DT has posted them yet.

Ahh but the blind dog would be able to find the owner, using it's sense of smell. Especially if the owner smelt of shit..

Nice Carl! Have you looked at our coppermine gallery yet? (hint hint)

Another excellent night DT, ~S~ Well done m8!

Beware of the Guide Dog "We will not have him put down. Lucky is basically a damn good guide dog," Ernst Gerber, a dog trainer from Wuppertal told reporters. "He just needs a little brush-up on some elementary skills, that's all." Gerber admitted to the press conference that Lucky, a German shepherd guide-dog for the blind, had so far been responsible for the deaths of all four of his previous owners. "I admit it's not an impressive record on paper. He led his first owner in front of a bus, and the second off the end of a pier. He actually pushed his third owner off a railway platform just as the Cologne to Frankfurt express was approaching and he walked his fourth owner into heavy traffic, before abandoning him and running away to safety. But,apart from epileptic fits, he has a lovely temperament. And guide dogs are difficult to train these days." Asked if Lucky's fifth owner would be told about his previous record, Gerber replied: "No. It would make them nervous, and would make Lucky nervous. And when Lucky gets nervous he's liable to do something silly." Based on an unoriginal email.....from: Cached Google Page

It's gigabit too, not that we expect gigabit speeds on broadband this year... Are you 100% sure your mobo doesn't have built-in nic?

Hmmm. At least you got a clean bill of health from shieldsup

Netgear GA311 Gigabit PCI Network Card (NW-045-NG) £16.39 Including VAT at 17.5%

November release, good spot m8

Hi Clarke, Yep bridge it and rely on your software firewall. Not the ideal solution, but at least you are up and running and secure

21000 is your internal port, unless you configure your server to listen on an alternate port number. Your router does 'port translation' a handy feature if you need it, confusing otherwise. You could (but wouldn't actually want to) direct external requests for port 21000 to port 80 (http and have a web server with a default page telling them to go elsewhere and procreate).

Aforementioned file is herel

Good find JP. And yes I used to troll a lot there

Looking much better. AGP status may correct itself if you un-install and re-install ATI drivers.

Thank god he keeps his kit on. As for her

VNC might be the answer here too

CPU-Z will help identify your board. Suspect it is nForce 3, but confirm. Before re-instaling chipset drivers from nVidia you must un-install all nVidia drivers from add/remove programs and reboot, I would use Driver Cleaner in safe mode to remove all trace of nvidia. Then allow system to search for and fail to load drivers at next boot before installing new drivers.

Post size fixed, will now allow 350000 characters....should be enough!!

Team work