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@Panther said in How to change name of thread:

@VictoryFirst said in How to change name of thread:

Is there any way to change the name of threads manually?

Sure. Just move to the very first posting of the topic, hit “Edit” and change the headline.
This is possible in most forum categories, but not in “Play Boardgames” where edits are never allowed. So type carefully there ;-) . However, you can ask a moderator by pm to edit the title, there.

In that case it is important to send the link to the respective topic and what you want to have corrected there.

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The answer of @djensen implies that the issue could be resolved by switching to a newer forum theme, what might lead to other problems.

In the meantime you can always access every chat by klicking “Continue chat with” from your chat partner’s profile page.

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Yes, he just got back to me, and it should be all fixed now!  For mine to work, I had to repost the turn – the old saves still don’t pull down, but after reposting the turn I could pull down the new save.

Thanks again, djensen!

To save disk space, the old process was to delete old TripleA games. I won’t have to do that anymore.

You need alot more posts before you can do that. Otherwise PM me and i can post for you in the mean time.

I think the max file attachment size is current 128kb.  I don’t think this is enough for TripleA saved game files.  It looks like TripleA takes approx 10kb per round, so if we get any games that last more than 12-13 rounds I don’t think we’ll be able to post the attachments.

Can we raise the max file size to around 300kb?

Thanks.

I think .map is classic and .aam is revised.  I think.  Notice the letters I T…H…I…N…K… please.  I don’t want to have 40 people try to flame me because I might be wrong, it’s an impression I’ve gotten since I know Classic files don’t save with the same extension as Revised Files (for one, when opening them classic arn’t listed when revised are, unless you hit show all files, and vice versa.)