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Stargazer · 12-19-11, 01:24 PM

Many thanks for the replies.

I'm downloading the 1939 doc as I type and will give it a once over this evening to see if it is what I'm looking for. If it isn't, I'll have a look at the game files to see if I can extract the data that way.

Though having a paper copy may seem just as inefficient as paging through the software book, I find that you cant click through the software book (in periscope view) really quickly.

Also, if I had a paper copy, I could file them in alphabetical order by name and then go straight to the section I require in a fraction of the time it would take normally.

I've not yet delved into any of the megamods, in my first stint with SH4 a while back, the one that pleased me the most was GFO. Granted, the other mods probably made SH4 more complete, but it was the little things that made me yearn for just the core fixes.

Thank you again for all the advice, I'll put the office printer to good use tomorrow I think.

Cheers,

Rob.

12-19-11, 01:24 PM	#7
Stargazer A-ganger Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 76 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	Many thanks for the replies. I'm downloading the 1939 doc as I type and will give it a once over this evening to see if it is what I'm looking for. If it isn't, I'll have a look at the game files to see if I can extract the data that way. Though having a paper copy may seem just as inefficient as paging through the software book, I find that you cant click through the software book (in periscope view) really quickly. Also, if I had a paper copy, I could file them in alphabetical order by name and then go straight to the section I require in a fraction of the time it would take normally. I've not yet delved into any of the megamods, in my first stint with SH4 a while back, the one that pleased me the most was GFO. Granted, the other mods probably made SH4 more complete, but it was the little things that made me yearn for just the core fixes. Thank you again for all the advice, I'll put the office printer to good use tomorrow I think. Cheers, Rob.