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Sorry.

The filename was 2515.ZIP but should have been 2515.zip. As we are on a Linux server, these things matter.

Should be OK now.

Welcome back!

The only advice I can offer is to try and avoid machines with integrated Intel graphics unless they have a separate graphics chip as well.

A lot of people seem to have had problems with the Intel graphics.

I only have the 2006 version so I can't really help you out.

I would say however that IMHO the designers should have used Riviera CC 2006 as the course name to avoid confusion.

Paul44 wrote: ↑February 2nd, 2020, 7:49 pm Andy,

What date did Links Corner start?

I'm not really sure. I only got involved with LC as an Admin in 2002/3. I'm guessing it started up a few years before that but I have no records to prove it.

Loner may no more as he and Scotty predate me.

Danny,

I can't delete any of mine either.

In the short term I will increase the limit of messages in the inbox.

The forum software is very complex and I don't know if I'll be able fix this.

Cross your fingers.

Sorry about the missing 24 hours.

An update to the forum software went horribly wrong and I have only just got the issues resolved.

I find the method of adding images to posts a tad confusing as well.

For what it's worth, the limit is 6 attachments per post.

The final (to my knowledge) version of this course is the P2P version, file size 83,448,379. I have made repeated efforts to contact Rick Smith to get permission to offer his P2P courses as free downloads as has been the case with other P2P designers. I have had no success getting in touch so I have...

There is only one patch as far as I know and I assume Windows 7 was the latest release when it was created.

Andy