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I seriously doubt it, since these OS's handle memory/parsing/etc differently.
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Do you have any modifications installed whatsoever? Oh, good luck finding that virgin. ;)
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Thank you for posting about Dune Fanatic, Mahdi. :) It's going to take me a couple weeks to get things together - I got a piece of metal in my eye last thursday, and the opthamologist had to literally drill it out. :( My eyes are very sensitive to light now, and for me, it's a real biotch - As soon as i'm seeing a little better, I'll post more stuff and update that content. If there is anyone who is interested in helping me with a layout, please email me - I'd like to change things a bit layout-wise as the content is updated. Thank again ... :) KotPaine
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For turtles (wall-builders, people who build base defenses/buildings and not alot of units), the key to turret walls is making your openings no more than two tiles wide, with turrets on each side - Since an invisible unit is visible within a one tile radius, they are uncloaked as they try to enter your base. Even if a few get through, just look for smoke - A few survivors will no doubt be badly damaged, and leave a smoke trail.
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Remove, then re-install the game.
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Okay, if you MUST use pulse dialing, you must set the command string parameters of the modem, that's all. Normally, people use "ATDT", then the number being dialed. AT = ATTENTION Command to the modem D = Dial command to the modem T = Use TONE method of dialing P = Use PULSE method of dialing So you would use; "ATDP", then the number being dialed. If you do this and it STILL dials using tone, you'll need to get a look in your modem manual - Most good modems have a series of dip-switches, and TONE/PULSE dial toggle is usually one of them. There also commands
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Go to the folder called SHARED INTERNET COMPONENTS and click the button that says INTERNET REGISTRATION. It's a stand-alone program to register a new acount with Westwood Online. That should solve your problem.
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It's a chronic problem in Dune 2000 that was never really solved.
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Geez, you guys should read all the crap going on over at the RA2 board regarding Final Alert. Evidently someone go ahold of a beta (WW's release) and now everyone has it. It's just madness. But I do hope there will be one for Emperor, since maps do extend the life of any game like this.
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Please read the subject titled Online gaming again, Jenny. The solution may help you as well.
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Well, that makes one helped, millions aggravated. :D
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One of the RA2 guys that frequents the official RA2 site has started a info page on RA2 players - I was wondering if anyone ever thought of doing this for Dune 2000 (and henceforth, DBFD players)? If anyone wants to check it out, it's at http://www.geocities.com/kammak71/community.html ... I'm KoTPaine on the RA2 boards. I just thought this was a cool idea, and with EBFD coming out, even a better way to make the community a better, closer-knit group... Any thoughts? Gob?
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It's a very unstable program. I had to change my color settings to 16-bit, Mahdi... But use the FULL install, not any upgrade packages. Darn, it's been soooo long since i've done amy map stuff for D2K, especially since Final Alert came out... I hope this help dude...
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lol, whaddya think this is? Kingpin; Life of Crime?
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Just unzip the entire contents into your Dune 2000 game folder (eg C:WestwoodDune2000). There is no reboot needed, sounds like something went horribly wrong to me. I have never gotten a reboot message.