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23. Junio 2007, 04:52:29  Two questions: 1. what is auto-pass, and 2. why are some games italicized in the waiting games list? These things really should be explained where they appear rather than just letting the user wonder... Thanks... 23. Junio 2007, 08:03:50 Temo: Re: Modifita de Kili (23. Junio 2007, 08:04:24) plaintiger: 1. Auto-pass mode (only available in gammons) means "automatic movement" in case of only movement. 2. Italic game in the waiting games section means not rated games. See you. 24. Junio 2007, 04:59:36 Temo: Re: Modifita de plaintiger (24. Junio 2007, 05:03:11) Kili: Thank you. While I don't understand your explanation of auto-pass, I think I've figured out what it is (and if I'm right about what it is, shouldn't it be available in Ludo too?). My next question: where do I go to enable auto-pass? I can't find it in my Settings, which seems to me would be where it belongs... Thanks... * * * Never mind - I found it. The problem was that it's on the Game Filters page, which - if auto-pass is what I think it is - doesn't make any sense. But I found it. * * * 23. Junio 2007, 11:47:06 Temo: Re: plaintiger: I am sure everything is explained in Fencers blogs  |
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