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Requested and Answered by Tiran_Kenja on 26-Feb-2008 22:34 (4570 reads)
It seems there are several channels when playing AAO. To do global chat while playing (when you are not dead) you need to first use the 'g' key (default) and select the global channel.
Requested and Answered by Tiran_Kenja on 26-Feb-2008 22:34 (3619 reads)
I asked Ryan C. Gordon and got the following reply:
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Hit ALT-Enter (er...option-return, depending on your keyboard).
CTRL-G will grab/ungrab the mouse pointer in windowed mode.
Requested and Answered by Tiran_Kenja on 26-Feb-2008 22:34 (275 reads)
To get a console from the main menu simply press escape and then tab. That should do the trick.
Requested and Answered by Tripod on 26-Feb-2008 22:34 (5045 reads)
Step 1.
Go to here .
Choose Manage Your Account.
Step 2.
In Accoun Management page ;
Login with your current username and password.
Select Change your username.
Enter Your new username for example : [__C__]Piku.
** make sure you have two (2) underscores between [ and C **
Press SUBMIT Button.
Site asks you to confirm new username, do that.
Remember to change your username in login page in game too.
Happy hunting !
Colonel Piku
Go to here .
Choose Manage Your Account.
Step 2.
In Accoun Management page ;
Login with your current username and password.
Select Change your username.
Enter Your new username for example : [__C__]Piku.
** make sure you have two (2) underscores between [ and C **
Press SUBMIT Button.
Site asks you to confirm new username, do that.
Remember to change your username in login page in game too.
Happy hunting !
Colonel Piku
Requested and Answered by Tiran_Kenja on 26-Feb-2008 22:34 (4711 reads)
If someone is unable to perform actions on xoops such as post a message or some admin functions, and use Norton firewall services,
Xoops check by referers, and if you use other firewall need check the manual for configure this.
How to pass referer information to specific Web pages in Norton Internet Security or Norton Personal Firewall 2003
When you click a Web page, your browser notes the current page that you are on and sends that information to the server of the new Web page. This way, the server for the new Web page knows the last Web page that you viewed. For example, if you are on www.symantec.com and click www.microsoft.com, the browser sends www.microsoft.com the information that you are currently viewing www.symantec.com. If you block referer information, the server of the page you are requesting to see does not know what page you saw last. By default, Norton Internet Security (NIS) and Norton Personal Firewall (NPF) blocks this information. However, some Web pages require this information before allowing you to view the page. If you need to allow referer information to pass to a particular Web page, you must create a rule for it.
To create a rule:
1. Open NIS or NPF.
2. Click Options.
3. Click Internet Security or Personal Firewall. This step is not always needed.
4. Click the Web Content tab.
5. Click Add Site. A new site/domain box appears. Enter the name of the site that you want to receive the referer information and click OK. In this example, it will be www.creepers.org.
6. The site name appears in the left frame of the Options window.
7. Click the name of the new site.
8. Click the Global Settings tab.
9. In the "Information about visited sites" section, uncheck "Use default settings".
10. Click Permit.
11. Click OK to close the Options window.
Xoops check by referers, and if you use other firewall need check the manual for configure this.
How to pass referer information to specific Web pages in Norton Internet Security or Norton Personal Firewall 2003
When you click a Web page, your browser notes the current page that you are on and sends that information to the server of the new Web page. This way, the server for the new Web page knows the last Web page that you viewed. For example, if you are on www.symantec.com and click www.microsoft.com, the browser sends www.microsoft.com the information that you are currently viewing www.symantec.com. If you block referer information, the server of the page you are requesting to see does not know what page you saw last. By default, Norton Internet Security (NIS) and Norton Personal Firewall (NPF) blocks this information. However, some Web pages require this information before allowing you to view the page. If you need to allow referer information to pass to a particular Web page, you must create a rule for it.
To create a rule:
1. Open NIS or NPF.
2. Click Options.
3. Click Internet Security or Personal Firewall. This step is not always needed.
4. Click the Web Content tab.
5. Click Add Site. A new site/domain box appears. Enter the name of the site that you want to receive the referer information and click OK. In this example, it will be www.creepers.org.
6. The site name appears in the left frame of the Options window.
7. Click the name of the new site.
8. Click the Global Settings tab.
9. In the "Information about visited sites" section, uncheck "Use default settings".
10. Click Permit.
11. Click OK to close the Options window.