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Op Sat, 1 Dec 2007 11:33:12 +1100 schreef Graeme:
> I have TTD and half way in playing a game but I want to save it how....
> How do I save a game on xp windows????

TTD shouldn't even have started on XP, it is incompatible. Some enthusiasts
have, however, constructed a patch (called TTDPatch) that makes it possible
to launch TTD under XP. It also corrects many bugs and adds an unbelievable
wealth of new features. I strongly suggest you check it out
(www.ttdpatch.net).

-- 
Jan Willem from Odijk, Netherlands
e-mail in From-field is wrong, real e-mail is:
jw point van point dormolen on xs4all point nl
(change point into dot, on into at)

And then there's this:
Unless you're a righteous expert, don't try to be too cool with slang to
which you're not hip.

to spy on someone within
  the US, even though they had no authorization for such an operation ]

..So, two Canadians were sent to conduct a counter-espionage operation
on US soil at US taxpayer expense so that NSA could maintain deniability.

In every way that counts, NSA broke US law and spied on its own citizens.

[ A UK operation by CSE described next. Margaret Thatcher (then Prime
  Minister) thinks two of the ministers in her cabinet are not 'on side'
  ...so she wants to find out if they are... So GCHQ asked CSE operators
  to come to London to bug the ministers ]

Increasingly though, both because it's possible and because it's desired,
individuals are caught in the broad net of electronic surveillance.

The experts can record and analyze all your communications at will.

SIGINT organizations in Canada, US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand use
supercomputers such as the Cray to select items of interest. The list
is very fluid and is adapted rapidly to monitor people and policy areas.

At any time, it is likely to contain names of all world leaders, terrorists,
drug lords, mafia dons, members of radical groups, labor union activists
and lead