Can't get Triple A to install properly on Windows Vista 32bit

Since I’m not going to use the new version, how do I permanently remove the pop up about 2.x in the 1.9 version please?

@barney:

As Panther says, he needs a saved game to diagnose what happened.

Indeed, the scenarios mentioned have been working flawlessly for years and in countless games.
The savegame helps identifying what happened in the specific game.

@Deiganator:

Hi P@nther, yes that is the version I am using and it is in a game I just started with that version. I am also loosing fighters on carriers when re-loading the game. I have since saved over the game it occurred on, but if it happens again I will save a copy of the file then and upload. Thanks for the response.

Thank you, Deiganator, that will be helpful. You can however post the file of your current game, as the history of the game is saved (see the “Show History” feature in the “Game” menu). It would be helpful if you could indicate when it happened.

Also did that happen during a human vs. human game or during a game human against an AI? In case of an AI please indicate which one you used.
What map did you play?

Thank you :-)

Congrats on the bombing fix, well done, indeed!

Regarding those automatisms the benefit IMHO depends on the user: For well experienced players this might help speeding up the game. For beginners and those using TripleA to learn the mechanics of Axis and Allies, I would prefer not to leave too much to the engine and possible automatisms (see my above statement). So giving the choice to either run (whatever) processes automatically or manually would be just perfect, IMHO.

@abulbulian:

I still noticed one issue which is that the arrows don’t show when I move my units. Good info showing unit moves, etc.  However, when the AI moves arrows are drawn on the map, so I not sure what the issues is here.  Maybe somebody has come across this before?

Strange - I have never heard of that before… sorry.

One idea though… start TripleA and hit “Engine Preferences”.
After that hit “Set Look and Feel”.
Try another scheme and see if your problem still occurs then…

HTH :-)

thanks for the link barney…I’ll go through those pages and read what the developer has to say!

Yes, these are two different files.

java.exe is the application that is allowed to use/access the console while javaw.exe is the “console-less” Windows application.
Or in other words java.exe targets the CONSOLE subsystem while javaw.exe targets the WINDOWS subsystem.

TripleA definitely uses javaw.exe to access the web.
So java.exe won’t help you out here.

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