Danny Bassette

Danny Bassette

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RiderRockon: Whatever you think would be the most helpful, that was why I posted. Personally I'd reedit the first post of this thread, consolidating both install methods (and the needed .dlls) with a link to any off site copies (ie your site) at the end. That way all information needed is in one easy to read source at the developers forum, with a link elsewhere should a backup copy ever be needed. But that's just me...

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How to install Sins of a Solar Empire (SoaSE) on Windows 2000 (W2K) using Stardock Central (SDC) In SDC, buy the game as usual but do not install (it demands XP) Instead right click on the game and 'Download and Archive' While waiting for that to finish go to the archives storage location (ie C:\Program Files\Stardock\SDCentral\BACKUP) Once SDC says it is done rename the .sdc (ie Sins of a Solar Empire_1.02.018_02.08.2008.sdc, although exact name will likely chan

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I tried the download and archive option in stardock central, thought maybe I could extract the archive manually. No go, the files are odd. So I tried editing the data.ini so that it didn't demand xp and repacked the .sdc archive. Sort of worked, it started installing the archive but got stuck around 38%. Maybe if I knew what .sdc files were compressed as instead of renaming to .zip and hoping it works. On the other hand, the files from the

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Life sucks, and then you die... eventually. Here's hoping your weekend improves.

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Thanks for the comments. Nope, I wasn't drunk. Nor have I gone to the doctor about this. My brother thinks I was dehydrated and that's why I fainted. No repeats yet so I'm thinking it was just an odd fluke. Eh, who knows. And yes, mom is good

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Last night I pulled a stupid, which led to problems this morning. Or at least that's what I think happened, I might have hit my head and gotten cause and effect confusified. On a normal night I try to get to sleep by about one (am). Last night (or this morning, depending on how

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First, lets make sure were talking about the same size here. I suspect village photos doesn't care about the resolution (size of picture), but they care about the disk space (size in bytes of data that makes up the picture). If that's the case, there are basically two ways to make the picture smaller. You can decrease the resolution (size of picture), which will lead to a decrease in disk space used. Or you can decrease the quality of the picture (

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It's really a podcast from the people at stardock, but since they also run Joeuser, you could call it the people at Joe. As for next, well it is called .tv, perhaps some day they will have video too.

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Looks like your linking to a picture in your mail box, which isn't viewable to the rest of us. The idea reminds me of the transatlantic train tunnel mentioned a while back. Definitely an accomplishment, but I hope they planned for a little extra weight. Otherwise rain could be a problem

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If, then yes. But that's the big question, if. How would you know until after the fact that it would do anything? And which war is it? War in afghanistan it might end, such as it is. But war on terror? That won't be ending so long as people are free to disagree with each other. Well the terror part won't, we might decide to stop treating it as a war. Then again, if bin laden was in a position to be killed, why aren't the us soldier types doing t

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As some of you may be aware, Stardock (in the form of Cordelia, Draginol, and whoever they can trick into joining them) put out a podcast every Monday ( PowerUser.Tv ). I've been listening for a while now (since episode one , but who's cou

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And the monitor is too small, no headset for the phone, the tiles will make it cold, I don't even see a mouse. But good try

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It looks like the first reference to the css is the one that is used. Is why all your quotes here have the same purplish border that mine did. Now if you were to change the two references to "coloredquotetable" to something else it wouldn't be grabbing the purple from mine. Say "AM88quote" or some such mostly unique one. If you were to try that the important part would be to keep the rest of it the same, ie the . before the word in the css part and

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Looks like your missing two things. First, the autoformater (or whatever stardock likes to call it) tends to strip the code off comments the first time you post them. If you were to edit those two replies that didn't work I suspect you wouldn't find the code you entered. But if you enter it again as editing a comment it should stay and work. Second, your not grabbing the whole block of formating. It starts with "<style type" and goes all

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.coloredquotetable { BORDER-RIGHT: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-BOTTOM: #999999 1px solid; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #FF0080; } TEXT YOU ARE QUOTING

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