Hey all. Taking an informal poll to find out what Operating Systems players use to do their Victory orders. That includes viewing the turn sheet, order entry, planning, etc.
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What OS do you run Victory on?
Started by tiberiusuhl, Dec 06 2006 03:06 PM
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Posted 06 December 2006 - 06:31 PM
tiberiusuhl, on Dec 6 2006, 04:06 PM, said:
Hey all. Taking an informal poll to find out what Operating Systems players use to do their Victory orders. That includes viewing the turn sheet, order entry, planning, etc.
You don't have a future option listed. I expect to be a VISTA user by mid-year.
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#5 North Russia, #8 USA , #8 Iraq, #8 Iceland, #8 Persia
Bulg88
& many others too numerous to remember dating
back to Egypt12
Best Switzerland, Best Greece, Best South Russia
#5 North Russia, #8 USA , #8 Iraq, #8 Iceland, #8 Persia
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Posted 10 December 2006 - 03:54 PM
as long as DOS is running the show who cares 
only thing I would like is an option to have an airborne regiment extra on top of another regiment..
would improve the switching and transfer of t roops a bit
hmm and improve the subs.... I like those ones
only thing I would like is an option to have an airborne regiment extra on top of another regiment..
would improve the switching and transfer of t roops a bit
hmm and improve the subs.... I like those ones
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Posted 16 February 2007 - 12:29 PM
To anybody that is using Mac,
Do you have any programs to replace the manager or entery programs? My friends PC bit it and he prefers his Mac anyway. I've been thinking about switching also.
Thanx,
Rogue Leader
Do you have any programs to replace the manager or entery programs? My friends PC bit it and he prefers his Mac anyway. I've been thinking about switching also.
Thanx,
Rogue Leader
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Iraq69 (dead)
Morocco71(survivor)
France74 (2nd)
Germany75( t43-pickup position)
Central Russia77(t47)
TransJordan83 (t20)
Spain79 (pickup position t66)
Austria 86 (t13)
England 86- pickup
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Persia90
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Iraq69 (dead)
Morocco71(survivor)
France74 (2nd)
Germany75( t43-pickup position)
Central Russia77(t47)
TransJordan83 (t20)
Spain79 (pickup position t66)
Austria 86 (t13)
England 86- pickup
Canada89
Persia90
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Posted 24 February 2007 - 04:42 AM
Rogue Leader, on Feb 17 2007, 06:29 AM, said:
To anybody that is using Mac,
Do you have any programs to replace the manager or entery programs? My friends PC bit it and he prefers his Mac anyway. I've been thinking about switching also.
Thanx,
Rogue Leader
Do you have any programs to replace the manager or entery programs? My friends PC bit it and he prefers his Mac anyway. I've been thinking about switching also.
Thanx,
Rogue Leader
I am using a Mac but use Virtual PC to emulate Windows XP. That way I can use the SN Entry program and Microsoft Access. I share a folder between Virtual PC and the Mac OS so that it shows up in both the Mac Finder and in Windows Explorer. That allows me to move files such as SN data files and order files between the two environments just using drag-and-drop. This is the only use I have for Virtual PC but it works very well.
Now for the not-so-good news. Microsoft have announced that they have stopped supporting Virtual PC. But the better news is that Mac users will be getting Parallels which is claimed to give a better integration of Windows software with the Mac OS. Parallels may be available as a stand-alone program for the current Mac OS. I have not seen Parallels nor do I know anyone who is using it right now. There may be someone out there who is more familiar with it. java script:emoticon('
',%20'smid_37')I highly recommend switching to the Mac OS. I find it much smoother and easier to use than Windows. At work I have to use Windows and it always feels clunky - and there is the irritating way that Microsoft software tries to enforce a Microsoft way of doing things rather than allowing a user to work the way that is most comfortable.
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Posted 14 May 2007 - 11:16 PM
tiberiusuhl, on Dec 7 2006, 12:06 AM, said:
Hey all. Taking an informal poll to find out what Operating Systems players use to do their Victory orders. That includes viewing the turn sheet, order entry, planning, etc.
Windows Vista..
and al fine so far
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