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Originally Posted by gap
Just kidding Daniel,
lately the "are you by any chance working for ...?" phrase, in all its variation, has become the ubiquitous answer to someone who is proposing a good product/service here in the forum  |
To be honest, I wish it was true...a high paying Google job would beat being a poor student
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Originally Posted by gap
Do you still have the file I sent you a while back? Can you redo it in google documents format?
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Yes, I believe I still have the file. I will see if I can get it into google documents format. By the way, I am completely open to any other suggestions if you think there is an easier or better way. I thought it might be easier for you if we could all collaborate on a single document, rather than if you were forced to assemble each person's spreadsheet into a larger document.
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Originally Posted by gap
I think so. We don't really need such a complex spreadsheet for storing those data anyway. As far as we can set a basic formatting and add new rows/columns if required, any format is good. In case we need for more advanced options, we can always copy/paste the text in a traditional spreadsheet application  |
From what I know of it, Google documents are fairly rudimentary, which is both a good thing and a bad thing for a project like this.
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Originally Posted by gap
Good stuff 
I think that escort mission is listed in my compendum for OHII. Scripting those messages would be a nice addition if Trevally will ever implement this sort of missions. |
I'm pretty sure I saw the Silva Plana escort mission mentioned in your additional missions mod for OHII, so I was sure to include the radio messages for it. By the way, if you can get a copy of Wolfgang Hirschfield's diary, you can read an interesting account of the mission (he was the chief radio operator on U109).
I am trying to add as many historical radio messages as I can for each mission from this site:
http://www.wwiiarchives.net/servlet/action/intercepts/0
Unfortunately, the ULTRA decrypts in that database do not cover the whole war.