Re: LEGENDS News

From: adam@ns1.unicomp.net (Adam Adkins)

Date: Tue, 04 Oct 1994 21:29:38 +0000

In article <1994Oct2.212012.12493@leeds.ac.uk>,
Dean Johnson <phy6drhj@ast.leeds.ac.uk> wrote:
>In article kh1@ns1.unicomp.net, adam@ns1.unicomp.net (Adam Adkins) writes:
>>In article <36db6k$eb7@connect.aus.sun.com>,
>>Mark Broadbent - Partner Training Manager - Sun Australia <bent@concept.Aus.Sun.COM> wrote:
>>>Has anyone developed software for mapping in Legends? Something that will
>>
>>	I only know of one, but it's a gem.  Gordon Lipford has put together
>>the Legends Data Base (LDB), currently on version 3.0.  It allows you to
>
>I want this utility and will gladly pay $10.  What does it run on.  PCs, DOS,
>Unix, what?  Can it be made to print out sensible lists (e.g. all resource
>info in alphabetical order of recsource AND Province number?)

I really do wish Gordon weren't so out of pocket.  OK, it runs native
mode PC-DOS, and there is an Amiga version.  The DOS version will run in a
DOS box under OS/2 (that's what I'm doing) with no special settings.
	It will print a text map, in "chunks" that are about 25x40, or
thereabouts.  You can print a brief or verbose map, with or without
locations and owner information.  I don't believe the 3.0 version will do
the reporting that you mention above, but there is a beta 4.0 that may.  I
am attempting to get that one, myself.
	I promise, if Gordon ever climbs out of whatever hole he crawled into
and lets us know how to contact him, I will forward his contact info to this
group and then everyone will know how to find him.  In the meantime, I will
keep trying.  You know what's sad about this, he's even a factional ally in
one of my games...

Adam

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>	Dean
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References

Re: LEGENDS News
adam@ns1.unicomp.net (Adam Adkins)
Thu, 29 Sep 1994 14:32:27 +0000
Re: LEGENDS News
phy6drhj@ast.leeds.ac.uk (Dean Johnson)
Sun, 02 Oct 1994 21:20:12 +0000