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My system at home is XP Pro (SP2) as well, while the system here is Win2K (SP4). I am more inclined to think it is a video thing, and not really an operating system thing, but I have not done enough fiddling with things to be able to give an accurate account of things. All I know right...

I have that problem on the work computer, but not on the computer at home. Also on the computer at work, I get nothing on the radar, nothing but letters (no circles, no squares, no jump lines, nothing else) in the nav screen, and no pause screen. After some practice, I can get from one place...

Drascox- I use notepad. -thehawk

Not sure on the commodities. I have no idea where it knows how to populate the ComEx. New J900 file sent. -thehawk

Grusim- Someone is starting to go thru the system files to get them cleaned up. Probably Gemini sector files first. -thehawk

It is not in a *.py file. -thehawk

I agree with JKeefe, mostly, in that you should buy the maps in game. However, that said, I am a paper kind of guy, and I like to have something I can print out and stick to the wall. Yes, it is possible to buy a RADAR that has colors. Not sure where you can pick one up tho. My Gemini...

*chuckles* That is good. 'Cept how many people even know what a CB is anymore? -thehawk

HellcatV- Where is a good place to catch you for such things as a real time chat?

My map is nice and printable. And I did not make the Troy to Pollux mistake like so many other maps make. Heh. No, for real, it is.

Somewhere in there is a 'warp capacitor', which is (so far as I have been able to figure out) where the fuel for your jump drive is stored. This fuel does nothing but power the jump drive, and no systems are powered from the jump drive and its warp capacitor. Fuel is topped off when you...

The quickest route is probably: Troy -> Pender's Star Pender's Star -> Junction Junction -> New Constantinople New COnstantinople -> New Detroit If you have not bought the quadrant maps yet, I suggest you make that one of your next things. If I get done with the other things I need...

Where are you?

Is there any way I can talk you in to sending me the contents of your Junction and Gemini systems? I may be able to tell what is wrong with the systems, but I may have to leave the mission part to someone smarter. I have a sneaking suspicion tho, that if the systems are straightened out, then...

Hey, you know, you could let them have their moment in the sun. These people are proud of their work, and rightly so- it is excellent in many ways. How many fan-type projects (of the huge numbers of them out there) receive this much attention in their whole cycle? Besides, is there really...

I am not so sure that is in ejection pod? Check the manifest in the middle right...

Okay, so you already know what I am talking about, how they all have the same controls (except not much in the way of double-clutching on anything but trucks anymore), yet they react -very- differently on the road. How much of your piloting have you done with this optical mouse? It is...

Man. You do a lot of -excellent- work. Where do you find the time? -thehawk

I could not agree with you more. I have been nosing around here less than a week (I think) and already the lack of organisation seems pretty apparent- I thought it was just me. Unless there really -is- only one person working on the team, in which it is understandable that things are not...

Dan_W- It -is- practice. I too use an optical mouse, I am flying a galaxy, and I oscillate hardly at all. Yes, the slugishness is a factor, but if you have never needed to have that fine a control over your mouse, with the reaction times required, what makes you think you can do it on the...