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Mon Dec 01, 2008 3:04 pm

Here is an explanation about html and e-mails, I suppose it is the same for your logs?

http://www.viruslist.com/en/weblog?weblogid=154618750

It is recommened to use plain text



In another link found this explanation:

It is possible for HTML files to contain malicious code or instructions for the browser to run a remote piece of code. It could be a JavaScript, a VBscript, a link to a remote Java applet, or a link to a remote ActiveX control.

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Mon Dec 01, 2008 3:11 pm

Yes, this indeed explains why the antivir does not interfere with the creation of the other txt logs.. :)

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I just recently had two CTD with the 104e patch. It occured at the same point, so perhaps you may be interested in it. The game played smoothly up to the end of combat resolution in Mar/April '15. I "think" it was at exactly the same point both times. If not, it was very close.

I did timker with the DivX as per Sevens's suggestions, but it did not work. I put it back the way it was before-but maybe not :bonk: .

BTW, the only unusual thing that occured at this time was that I moved Greek units into southern Serbia. Greece had just intered the war as a CP nation. I think the TE tried a coup-apparently, there are risks for the TE involved with that choice.
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Wed Dec 03, 2008 9:10 am

Surely interested. I will test your savegame asap.
Thanks, Calvinus.

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Wed Dec 03, 2008 7:16 pm

06 Maestro wrote:I just recently had two CTD with the 104e patch. It occured at the same point, so perhaps you may be interested in it. The game played smoothly up to the end of combat resolution in Mar/April '15. I "think" it was at exactly the same point both times. If not, it was very close.

I did timker with the DivX as per Sevens's suggestions, but it did not work. I put it back the way it was before-but maybe not :bonk: .

BTW, the only unusual thing that occured at this time was that I moved Greek units into southern Serbia. Greece had just intered the war as a CP nation. I think the TE tried a coup-apparently, there are risks for the TE involved with that choice.


You posted only the .SAV file. I need also of the .MAP :bonk:

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calvinus wrote:You posted only the .SAV file. I need also of the .MAP :bonk:



Sorry about that.
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Thu Dec 04, 2008 7:22 pm

06 Maestro wrote:Sorry about that.


Tried with 1.04f, no crash.

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Sun Dec 07, 2008 2:18 pm

This should be unsticked to avoid confusion...

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Sun Dec 07, 2008 8:13 pm

calvinus wrote:Tried with 1.04f, no crash.


Thanks for checking it out. I should have edited my post; I am actually free of CTD's now. :thumbsup: The "G" patch" (hmm) and a fresh install did the trick.

There are still "oddities"-I have to a call them at this point because I do not know-a manual would be helpful ;)

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