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Feb 4, 1999, 7:46pm
I already am a bot.
Rolu
[View Quote]Jean Philippe Durrios wrote in message <36b9993d.0 at homer>...
>Beware my friends soon they'll develop their own muls !
>Original citizens of AW will be dominated by Bots created by some savant
>known as:
>Canopus, XetaG, Byte me, jeanphi, and so on :))))))
>
>jeanphi
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Feb 5, 1999, 12:15pm
Now one could make a sheperd dog bot, and then try to get the deer in a shed
or something!
Rolu
[View Quote]Edward Sumerfield wrote in message <36BA7C2F.BE54EE96 at poboxes.com>...
>Well, since you ask, it is going fairly well. The basic deer simulation is
up
>and running and follows these rules:
>
>1. Default action when alone, walk, graze, stay within X distance of
>virtual center of herd.
>2. When avatar approaches within 20 meters deer becomes alert, walks
away
>from approaching avatar, while trying to stay near the herd.
>3. When avatar approaches within 10 meters deer becomes frightened, runs
>away from the avatar at all costs.
>4. When returning to the docile state the deer will make its way back to
>the herd and return to the walking grazing thing.
>
>The deer switches between these three states, docile, alert and frightened
>depending on the avatars that surround it.
>
>There is also a "herd intelligence" that maintains the average state of the
>herd. When a high percentage of the herd become frightened then the whole
herd
>breaks into a run and stampedes away from any and all attackers.
>
>So, with that code done I am working on the graphical model which has
reached
>the stage of lots of square jointed, untextured, limbs, body, head and
tail.
>
>Then comes the new seq files to drive the dropping of the head for a graze,
>the sharp raising of the head for alert, and the walking and running
>movements.
>
>Lots to do and I am not sure how much to release in phase 1.
>
>The phase 1 deer will look somewhat boxy and will be released, with the
kind
>permission of Ima Genius, into AWGames.
>
>I am hoping to have something ready by the end of Feb but we all know how
>these aggressive estimates work out. I will keep you all in the loop.
>
>Edward Sumerfield.
>
>Fletcher Andersen wrote:
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Feb 14, 1999, 12:14pm
sheperd dogs are able to herd other creatures than sheep. For example, deer.
Rolu
[View Quote]Fluxen wrote in message <36be208e.0 at homer>...
>Sheperd dog? We're not talking sheep!
>
>--
>Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
>"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
>microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They
can
>tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
>
>Rolu wrote in message <36bd82b7.0 at homer>...
>shed
is
>runs
>to
frightened
>the
>graze,
was
ball
>
>
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Feb 14, 1999, 12:15pm
Deer are quite easily frightened. But anyways, if you would program a flock
of lions instead of deer, you can still make them scared of anything you
want, rabbits for example. So if you make the deer frightened of the dog,
they will run away.
[View Quote]Cubic wrote in message <36befc7d.0 at homer>...
>Rolu wrote in message <36bd82b7.0 at homer>...
>shed
>
>Sheperds don't usually hold deers.
>Besides I think you need quite some dog to make the deers run scared
instead
>of the other way around ;-)
>
>--
>Cubic
>
is
>runs
>to
frightened
>the
>graze,
was
ball
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>
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Feb 14, 1999, 12:16pm
How much is the bot limit at the moment?
[View Quote]Byte Me wrote in message <36C191DB.265E88D3 at usa.net>...
>Plus it'd be better to use objects for weather and trees :))
>
>raiven wrote:
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Feb 16, 1999, 4:38pm
but you can use it only once. I prefer a huge lawnmower.
rolu
[View Quote]Fluxen wrote in message <36c727be.0 at homer>...
Dynamite works too, for all... sheesh...
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--
Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They can
tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
[View Quote]Rolu wrote in message <36c72116.0 at homer>...
>sheperd dogs are able to herd other creatures than sheep. For example,
deer.
>
>Rolu
>
>Fluxen wrote in message <36be208e.0 at homer>...
>can
>is
>frightened
whole
how
>was
>ball
>
>
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Feb 5, 1999, 12:18pm
Make a tree bot, you can "seed" some trees somewhere, they start to grow,
get bigger, get old, die, drop their leaves, flower, create other trees -
and a whole forest over time!!
Rolu
[View Quote]Byte Me wrote in message <36BA568A.2756CE7 at usa.net>...
>We need more bot ideas, everyone is stuck on those dumb greeter bots,
>and chat bots :) we need something new and useful. And well game bots
>have seem to of worn their selves out and no one plays with them
>anymore, when was the last big soccer tournament in awgames??
>
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Feb 7, 1999, 10:54am
This might be a silly idea in your opinion... however, companies all over
the world spend millions of dollars per year on this topic... might not be
THAT silly.........
Rolu
[View Quote]Cubic wrote in message <36bb7848.0 at homer>...
>Archon Manus wrote in message <36ba86df.0 at homer>...
be
>
>
>Another silly idea!
>What the heck does this have to do with AW?
>You must be really tired of life to wast your time thinking up these silly
>things.
>Buy a Tammagotchi and keep Aw clean from these
>bandwith-wasting-internet-pollutions!
>
>--
>Cubic
>
>P.S. If you don't know what a tammagotchi is: it's exactly what you
>explained above, but then in RL and meant as a toy for little kids. Kind of
>a little handheld thinggy with 2 or 3 buttons.
>
>
>
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Feb 14, 1999, 12:19pm
If it wasn't for AW's 3D driver, I would run in 800x600x32 instead of
800x600x16. And if it wasn't for my monitor, I would run in 1280x1024x32 or
higher...
Rolu
[View Quote]Rjinswand wrote in message <36bf605d.0 at homer>...
>
>Andras Sarkozy wrote in message <36BCD1CE.2B330FDA at mail.storage.co.hu>...
>
>
> Assuming that the dozen people in the world remaining on a 640x480 screen
>are using AW, considering they're probably also still in 256 colour mode.
>*wink*
>
> Rjinswand
>
>
>
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Feb 14, 1999, 12:21pm
[View Quote]Cubic wrote in message <36be07d2.0 at homer>...
>Rolu wrote in message <36bde98c.0 at homer>...
>
>Maybe not.
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Certainly not.
>But does it have to be in AW??
Why not? Noone will bother you with it. And other people will like it.
>No thanxx.
>
>--
>Cubic
>
silly
>of
>
>
Feb 14, 1999, 12:24pm
Make the new trees the property of tourists. Then, anyone can chop it down.
[View Quote]Oedypus wrote in message <36bf39e0.0 at homer>...
>What an excellent idea. If anybody attempts this kind of bot it may be an
>idea to try and make the treebots a universal property object. That way
they
>could grow anywhere and anybody could chop the trees down should they
>encroach. Is this possible?
>
>
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Feb 14, 1999, 12:28pm
It's fairly simple to cope with these problems. The forestbot should keep
track of all of it's trees, anyway, to make it able to grow them. So, it is
easy to have a maximum of, say, 1000 trees at a time. And to save the list
of trees, so it can keep on growing after a restart or something. And
finally, it can just delete all of its trees when it wants.
Rolu
[View Quote]Canopus wrote in message <36BF7149.DC712E88 at ix.netcom.com>...
>If there are EcoBots that go about "seeding" the vacant land on worlds like
>AW, the bot designer had better think through the ecological consequences.
>Suppose you can have a bot that periodically rebuilds an acorn into a
>seedling, a seedling into a small tree, etc., and then randomly produces
>acorns from that tree, and seeds them elsewhere. It won't take long for
this
>tree to multiply itself into a plague of trees: 1, 10, 100, 1000, 10000,
>100000.... That's because there is no real ecology here: the acorns have
no
>squirrels to eat them, the trees have no storms to topple them, no
parasites
>to sap them, no lumbermen to chop them down, and no rival vegetation to
shade
>them into obliviion.
>
>If you think that robobuilders are a menace because they let vandals pave
>over vacant lands on worlds like AW, just wait till you have worlds overrun
>with thousands of copies of a single oak object, all made by one cute
little
>EcoBot that had nothing to do but plant oaks. Just like the homesick
>Australian who introduced rabbits to Australia, or the flower-loving
>Americans who brought Swamp Loosestrife into the New World, to clog up the
>remaining swamps and wetlands.
>
>This is a great idea, but be sure to order bots that will make an ecology
>that you want to live in.
>
>Rolu wrote:
>
>
>
>
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Feb 16, 1999, 4:40pm
it's kinda effective, especially when having a lot of products and a lot of
buyers.
[View Quote]Fluxen wrote in message <36be2090.0 at homer>...
>Oh... do you call that dutch auctions...
>
>It's the kind of auction 'we' use at the dutch flower auctions.
>
>--
>Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
>"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
>microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They
can
>tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
>
>
>Jim Fleming wrote in message <36bbd0c2.0 at homer>...
>
>
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Feb 16, 1999, 4:41pm
interesting... would like to talk to her...
Rolu
[View Quote]fac wrote in message <36C1389E.55592985 at cbs.curtin.edu.au>...
>
>
>Morrie WIlson wrote:
>
world
>
>hehehehe...very clever. ..although, she didnt stand up to a Facter session
all
>that well . ..hehehehe
>
>Eliza]: Please accept my greetings for all of us here Facter
>Facter: hello
>[Eliza]: Howdy.
>Facter: what are you doing
>[Eliza]: Why are you interested in whether or not I am doing
>Facter: because i am
>[Eliza]: Did you come to me because you are
>Facter: no i wasnt
>[Eliza]: Are you sure?
>Facter: yes
>[Eliza]: Why do you think so?
>Facter: because the moon is a harsh mistress
>[Eliza]: Don't any other reasons come to mind?
>Facter: sometimes
>[Eliza]: What does that suggest to you?
>Facter: shut up
>[Eliza]: I see.
>Facter: bitch
>[Eliza]: Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?
>Facter: yes
>[Eliza]: You seem quite positive.
>Facter: she tastes good
>[Eliza]: I am interested in your feelings about this person. Please
describe
>them.
>Facter: i want to eat fruit
>[Eliza]: What would it mean to you if you got to eat fruit
>Facter: it would be ecstacy
>[Eliza]: I'm not sure I understand you fully.
>Facter: GOOD
>
>
>hehehe....
>
>--
>Fletcher Andersen
>Internet Advisor
>Curtin Business School
>Internet Support Group
>(09)92664408
>ICQ UIN:888331
>andersenf at cbs.curtin.edu.au
>
>
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Feb 17, 1999, 4:00pm
she seems to be better companion than most people I know (not you).
Rolu
[View Quote]Fluxen wrote in message <36cabb07.0 at homer>...
yeah, you need it...
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--
Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They can
tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
[View Quote]Rolu wrote in message <36ca8af2.0 at homer>...
>interesting... would like to talk to her...
>
>Rolu
>
>fac wrote in message <36C1389E.55592985 at cbs.curtin.edu.au>...
>world
>all
>describe
>
>
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Feb 21, 1999, 6:24pm
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No need for programming there. The bot uses the privillege password of =
the world owner, so if the world owner can build everywhere, the bot =
can, too. At least in my understanding....
Rolu
[View Quote] Dean wrote in message <36D05BB9.E7C50C27 at hotmail.com>...
Surely, Roland could do some fancy programming so that bots =
registered under the world owners number could build anywhere needed. =
Maybe, maybe not, but it is worth a suggestion.=20
King Viper wrote:=20
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even with eminant doman on?=20
[View Quote] Rjinswand wrote in message <36c8cab1.0 at homer>...=20
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>where your avatar idea would be better.=20
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Actually that point aside, the all-powerful-world-owner still =
cannot=20
encroach when a registry is in place! Only one citizen number's =
building is=20
allowed in any given spot, no matter who that citizen is.=20
Therefore the only way to do weather over public building =
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<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>No need for programming there. The =
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NOW we are :-)
[View Quote] BaudWalker wrote in message <36cdf165.0 at homer>...
do you think we're deaf???
Bill Houldsworth <Bill_Houldsworth at bc.sympatico.ca> wrote in =
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Mar 6, 1999, 8:21am
Log it and send the log to here, I am curious what they said to each
other...
[View Quote]Nick Danger wrote in message ...
>On Wed, 17 Feb 1999 09:41:17 -0500, Tammy Jo wrote:
>
>
>This can be hilarious. I sent Hex and MegaHal into my room on
>America world and let them have at it. I had to erase MegaHal's
>"brain" afterwards because he'd learned most of Hex's boorish
>behavior.
>
>If anybody else wants to witness one of these encounters, let
>me know and I'll put together a "botfest".
>
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or Rocket Propelled Grenade.
Rolu
[View Quote] Dean wrote in message <36CF9E3D.FACF7C2A at hotmail.com>...
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hehehe... >:->
[View Quote] Fluxen wrote in message <36d01117.0 at homer>...
Or Rolu Powered Grenade :)
=20
--
Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ =
#11760568
"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the =
microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They =
can tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
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or Rocket Propelled Grenade.
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Rolu
Dean wrote in message <36CF9E3D.FACF7C2A at hotmail.com>...
RPG=3DRole Playing Game=20
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Mar 20, 1999, 6:36pm
deer bot? sorry, but I wasn't doing the deer bot. I can remember someone
else was, but I don't remember who.
Rolu
Coldegg heeft geschreven in bericht <36f27dfb.0 at homer>...
>Hey rolu, how did the deer bot turn out? I havent kept up to date on it,
and
>was just wondering.... thanks.
>Ashen
>
>
Mar 20, 1999, 6:37pm
I am trying to do bots at the moment :-) but I'm not up to things like deer
bots... school etc... :-(
Fluxen heeft geschreven in bericht <36f2e073.0 at homer>...
Well, it's not really for you to decide whether he is doing a deer bot too
:)
But he'd have told me if he were.
--
Dean-Christian Strik ("Fluxen") -- dean2 at bigfoot.com -- ICQ #11760568
"Real programmers like vending machine popcorn. Coders pop it in the
microwave oven. Real programmers use the heat given off by the CPU. They can
tell what job is running just by listening to the rate of popping."
"The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8 m/s^2."
[View Quote]Dthknight wrote in message <36f2b486.0 at homer>...
>no he is not doing a deer bot. He is doing a AW frequently wished wishes
>list, and that is all, I think.
>
>Edward Sumerfield wrote in message <36F292DD.E9BA4BC2 at poboxes.com>...
>and
>
>
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Jul 19, 1999, 4:59pm
Why don't you just post the list? What keeps you from doing it, apart from
because Roland asked you to?
Why aren't the users allowed to see the list in the first place?
Rolu
[View Quote]>Eep² <eep at tnlc.com> wrote in message news:3792970E.BB3A7F64 at tnlc.com...
Ah, yes, more important things...like what, hmm? File transfer, ejection, a
color command, and other crap? World light source control is just ONE of
MANY things on my improvements list at http://tnlc.com/eep/aw/improve.html.
Now, I'm not saying those other things that've been implemented are nice and
all, but to what priority are they added to AW? AW's so-called priorities
seem a tad skewed. And I've seen Roland's list of AW bugs/improvements (the
last one from 10/26/98) and can tell you that maybe 5-10% of the things on
it have been done. I'd post "The List" here but Roland has asked me not to
(although with the way he's been treating me lately--completely ignoring
me--I may just post it just so everyone can see how stagnant AW's
development truly is... (Ask him if you don't believe I have it.) I've been
in AW for over 2 years now, Jeremy, so I know AW's development history for
over half of its existance.
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>AWCI just doesn't seem to add what the MAJORITY of its users want. For
example: custom avatars. This was rumoured to be added to AW 2.1 way back
when it was in beta and before. Where is it? Multiple object copy was also
another lie. Roland said this would be implemented "soon" after multiple
object select/delete was. Where is it? I'd say at least being able to delete
multiple objects should take priority before being able to transfer files
through AW, eh? These are just 2 examples of the MANY times things like this
have happened since I've been in AW. And this is just yet another example of
how AWCI doesn't listen to what its users want.
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> i belive there are better things to add other than a controlable light
sorce...what does it matter...be happy with it the way it is....they have
more important things to work on....
>
[View Quote]> Eep² wrote:
>
the world light source to simulate a day-night cycle. Wouldn't that be neat?
Oops...only one slight problem. World light source control isn't implemented
in AW. I suggest everyone who thinks world light source control would be
VERY cool to have to email Roland (mailto:roland at activeworlds.com) and ask
him to implement it. It's time AWCI gets priorities from the people who
actually USE AW and not from its out-of-touch management (E N Z O and JP).
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Jul 28, 1999, 7:23pm
[View Quote]Horizons <jammytoe at email.msn.com> wrote in message news:379de145.0 at homer...
> But if you want'ed it to be truly seemless you would have to have the data
> flow be converted to the other format in less that a nano-second, anyhow
> doing that is impossible because of the way that IRC scripts things and AW
> doesn't at all (WHICH SUCKS BIG BANNANAS!) But up to you if you want to
try
> and defaet the sercurity. As far as I know you cannot use 2 SDKs in one
> executable file, the commands could interfere. Also I know of no sdk for
IRC
>
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Indeed, they COULD interfere. And if they do, just rename them in the file
that imports the commands. Easy enough. But I don't know about and IRC SDK,
too. However, the IRC protocol is open. If you do a search, you can find
it's complete specifications quick enough. So you don't need an SDK.
> --
> Horizons
> "Ouch, Intelligent People hurt!"
> jammytoe at msn.com
> horizons at zons.8m.com
>
[View Quote]> Stephen wrote in message <379d4c5d.0 at homer>...
is
news:379c736c.0 at homer...
transfer
> an
>
>
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Jul 29, 1999, 2:18pm
If you state times, also state the timezone. Otherwise you cover a complete
24h timespan.
Rolu
[View Quote]TAMealy <tamealy at n-m-n.net> wrote in message news:379fe18d.0 at homer...
> A bot contest will be held Friday, July 30, 1999 in the NMN World Of Sandy
> Bay. The entry fee is nothing. The prize is a sales contract with
> Nelson-Mealy-Nicholas. The winner will get his or her bot sold by NMN, and
> 90% of the profits will go to the creator.
>
> We hope that you have a bot that is ready to go. E-mail tamealy at n-m-n.net
to
> sign up. The time will be 5:00 PM. Please sign up before 4:00 PM. Thank
you,
> and may the quickest bot builder or the bot builder that already has a bot
> win!
>
> -Nelson-Mealy-Nicholas Web Design
>
>
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Rolu
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[View Quote]Cubic wrote in message <365753a9.0 at homer>...
>Mmm...
>I didn't think of that indeed....
>Well; "genius".... :->
>
>But indeed if Intel bought the whole thing; maybe there'd come better and
>more programmers working on Awb. <no offence intended>
>I don't wanna be rude to anybody, but right now Awb isn't really what it
>could be: Fast!!!
>I'm quite used to having > 3 fps, now. The download speed is not really
I have more than 3fps also. However, I think you meant <3 fps.
>cewl with a 33k6, but the rendering speed is worse: If I'm walking around
on
>my own in a small world, of which I have downloaded all txtures already;
the
>framerate is still too slow.
>And I have a Viper V330 for graphical adapter, so d3d-support is in my
>dreams in Aw. The damn thing won't help when using a window.
>
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That's what a voodoo rush is good for: no avatars in sight and I get over
50fps at 120m visibility. :-) And yes, there are buildings around the place
where I got these figures. btw I heard Enzo say at the avatars98 that "d3d
support will be added soon (within the year or so)". So, there are
possibility's.
>So let's make things better..... (?....?...?..?.???A^$%#^??????)
>;-)
Phillips already is involved and brought us the AW map. :-) Too bad they
only mapped AWprime.
>
[View Quote]>Scott D. Miller wrote in message <36567D11.64C99A7E at cwia.com>...
>cray
you
>crashes
>things
>
>
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Dec 14, 1998, 7:36am
Wouldn't be a big problem, I bet :-)
[View Quote]Josh wrote in message <36740571.908A4B9B at usa.net>...
>true :) bet they want a sign saying "© blah bkah blah Has bro blah blah
blah blah" :)
>
>facter wrote:
>
words " free
still wont be as
emonopoly artwork :/
should design our
art work and
board woyld be
players lot
property and other
be done by
be a strong
use of
DOS? Mac
And I never
loud.
community chest
>
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Dec 16, 1998, 8:14am
[View Quote]Andras Sarkozy wrote in message <3676C456.B7F745B1 at mail.storage.co.hu>...
>Too bad you did not ask because I would correct it. I learned this
"alphabet soup" stuff in AW and Englis is my second language. Yes - I meant
coordinates :o)
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Make that "English" :-)
>Thanks Eep.
>
>
[View Quote]>Eep? wrote:
>
to ask you ever since your readme.txt in rwxtract.zip. ;P
www.storage.co.hu/tools.html. You'll get the bounding box dimension
>
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