Re: PLAY IN MULTIPLAYER

[Paul Wright]

i don't, not at teh weekend, BTi, hehehe

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Dan Ros <upl...@happynoweddie-ductape.net> wrote in message
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: In <3880DD15.1E863...@concepta.com>, Denis Houde
: <Denis_Ho...@concepta.com> wrote...
: >Transport tycoon deluxe
: >english:
: >I try to play by network(IPX) on http://www.zone.com for a LAN game and it's
: >work well... its very fun...
: >but i don't know if TO work on it.
: >http://www.zone.com
: >
:
: Sorry, most of us pay by the minute.. cant afford to spend hours playing
: online.
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[Rémi Denis]

Ian Bassi <Bassi....@Btinternet.com> a écrit dans le message :
85t2je$1d...@plutonium.btinternet.com...

That is crap.. I can not get the game to work over lan-ipx. it does not
work. post lots of massage telling me i am wrong if you care and how to
do
it but is does not work. ok!!!!!!!

It works better (on more computer) under DOS with true real-mode Novell IPX
drivers. But of course, you can't play over Internet.
There should be a directory like « Nwclient » or « Netware » somewhere on
your Network card installation disk. Otherwise I can send you my own drivers
(ISA or PCI?).

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[Rick McGreal]

Peter J. Dobrovka <dobro...@t-online.de> wrote in message
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(hope you realised that was sarcasm. What we could do with is a
sarcasm emoticon.)
Good sarcasm is recognized by context.
But using this

is always an indicator of not being too serious.

How about B-P

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[Peter J. Dobrovka]

Rick McGreal schrieb in Nachricht <867k1u$j6...@gxsn.com>...

Peter J. Dobrovka <dobro...@t-online.de> wrote in message
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(hope you realised that was sarcasm. What we could do with is a
sarcasm emoticon.)
Good sarcasm is recognized by context.
But using this

is always an indicator of not being too serious.

How about B-P

This is the tongue emoticon.
In Germany showing the tongue means something like "I do what I want and you
can't stop me"

Peter
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[Eddie Bernard]

Rick McGreal <tri...@transport-tycoon.co.uk> wrote

Peter J. Dobrovka <dobro...@t-online.de> wrote

Good sarcasm is recognized by context.
But using this

is always an indicator of not being too serious.

How about B-P

Erm...I've been using :-S
Maybe we should use this?

Eddie
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[Spider]

This is the tongue emoticon.
In Germany showing the tongue means something like "I do what I want and
you
can't stop me"

What a coincidence! Its means the same thing in the U.S.A. too! Wow, it must
be universal.

--Spider--

[Eddie Bernard]

Spider wrote

This is the tongue emoticon.
In Germany showing the tongue means something like "I do what I want and
you
can't stop me"

What a coincidence! Its means the same thing in the U.S.A. too! Wow, it
must
be universal.

Is this sarcasm? I interpret it as sarcasm, as emoticons have the same
meaning the world round.

Welcome!

Eddie
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[Peter J. Dobrovka]

Eddie Bernard schrieb in Nachricht <86aj94$sk...@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk>...

Spider wrote

This is the tongue emoticon.
In Germany showing the tongue means something like "I do what I want and
you
can't stop me"

What a coincidence! Its means the same thing in the U.S.A. too! Wow, it
must
be universal.

Is this sarcasm? I interpret it as sarcasm, as emoticons have the same
meaning the world round.

Welcome!

I am afraid but the description above does not fit the definition of
sarcasm...
Sarcasm is when you say the opposite of what you are meaning in a way that
the other one understands it. The twinker-emoticon can underline this,
because it means: "do not take me serious."

Peter

[Graham Cox]

On Sun, 16 Jan 2000 18:29:38 -0000, "Ian Bassi"
<Bassi....@Btinternet.com> Gave forth this really invaluable piece of
information:

That is crap.. I can not get the game to work over lan-ipx. it does not
work. post lots of massage telling me i am wrong if you care and how to do
it but is does not work. ok!!!!!!!

I've had it working over a LAN after a bit of work, but never tried it
online. One warning is NOT to use any patches on it. That is TTDPatch
and TTDAlter.
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Sorry the sig is too long

[Patchman]

In article <3885f703.6486...@news.freeserve.co.uk>, Graham Cox says...

On Sun, 16 Jan 2000 18:29:38 -0000, "Ian Bassi"
Bassi....@Btinternet.com> Gave forth this really invaluable piece of
information:

That is crap.. I can not get the game to work over lan-ipx. it does not
work. post lots of massage telling me i am wrong if you care and how to do
it but is does not work. ok!!!!!!!

I've had it working over a LAN after a bit of work, but never tried it
online. One warning is NOT to use any patches on it. That is TTDPatch
and TTDAlter.

You can use them, but you have make absolutely sure that both sides are
using the exact same .exe file with the exact same TTDPatch switches, or
they'll get desynch'ed at some point.

Just run TTDAlter on one of them, then copy the ttdx.exe to the other
computer, and if you use TTDPatch, use the same cfg file on both
computers.

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[Spider]

I am afraid but the description above does not fit the definition of
sarcasm...

Well I guess I meant it as sarcasm, or atleast something like that (I think
there is another word for it..)

Sarcasm is when you say the opposite of what you are meaning in a way that
the other one understands it.

Yes, to say it so extremely opposite that it becomes funny

The twinker-emoticon can underline this,
because it means: "do not take me serious."

Umm...right.
--Spider--

[Rick McGreal]

Graham Cox <cox_@_grahama99_._freeserve_._co_._uk> wrote in message
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If this e-mail address is used in any manner that does not have
my personal authorization then I will be writing to the relavent
authorities with enough complaints to get you in serious trouble.

Erm...How do I get premission to write to you to get permission to write to
you?
I;ve put this in her because I'm a little too afraid to send something to
your home mailbox.....

Sorry the sig is too long

Humph....I'm not bothered!!

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[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

Graham Cox <cox_@_grahama99_._freeserve_._co_._uk> a écrit dans le message :
3885f703.6486...@news.freeserve.co.uk...

I've had it working over a LAN after a bit of work, but never tried it
online. One warning is NOT to use any patches on it. That is TTDPatch
and TTDAlter.

I don't know about TTDalter, but as far as I tried it (some hours with my
little brother), TTDpatch works fine under my LAN: that is as unstable as a
standard TTDlx network game.

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[Graham Cox]

On Sat, 22 Jan 2000 19:03:53 GMT, jdrex...@julian.uwo.canada (Josef
Drexler) Gave forth this really invaluable piece of information:

You can use them, but you have make absolutely sure that both sides are
using the exact same .exe file with the exact same TTDPatch switches, or
they'll get desynch'ed at some point.

Just run TTDAlter on one of them, then copy the ttdx.exe to the other
computer, and if you use TTDPatch, use the same cfg file on both
computers.

I still don't like doing it because the network coding is bad in the
best conditions, and adding unknowns to it, like the patches, can't
really improve it.
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[Graham Cox]

On Sat, 22 Jan 2000 19:34:00 -0000, "Rick McGreal"
<tri...@transport-tycoon.co.uk> Gave forth this really invaluable
piece of information:

Graham Cox <cox_@_grahama99_._freeserve_._co_._uk> wrote in message
news:3885f703.6486238@news.freeserve.co.uk...
If this e-mail address is used in any manner that does not have
my personal authorization then I will be writing to the relavent
authorities with enough complaints to get you in serious trouble.

Erm...How do I get premission to write to you to get permission to write to
you?
I;ve put this in her because I'm a little too afraid to send something to
your home mailbox.....

Damn. That was the wrong sig file. That was meant for a different
group, if you hadn't guessed, and not here.


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