Szico VII

Try 1.6.4 branches from this site, they save fine on VIsta/7.

This will also crash your MP mode upon map load. Try OpenJK if you want a non-crash widescreen in MP

If only making HL3 was one of them

Yeah I will, not owning any modelling programs and q3map2 only outputs to ASE.

JKG was really disappointing the first time - can't believe its been another year!!!

Waiting for the new one with excitement, although not as much as the first one

Hey, my ase>md3 request was first

Thats exactly when the >2GB version is useful - it'll compile without needing lomem, thus often drastically reducing compile times. Also useful if you get safe_malloc in the -meta stage (yes, it can happen) as theres no -lomem switch for that.

Unless youre using the >4GB version uploaded here and a 64bit OS it cant utilise more than 2GB anyway.

64GB of RAM seems just as unlikely as 64MB to me

Oh that, yeah, it doesnt work.

That's not very descriptive.... utility tool what? Cant find anything in his file submissions anything like this...

Indeed, tis not working for me either. There was already a JKHub master set up - you can access it in baseja using this mod.

http://jkhub.org/files/file/1408-the-jka-all-seeing-eye-server-browser-mod/

There used to be a site with various q3 map models for download by qkenny - Cant find it now, that had a few new trees, as seen in Midgar v3,0 choco ranch (can always take the md3 from there). Other than that, it would be great if someone made some more... *hint hint*

Alternately, depending on the type of tree you can make your own - pine trees for example are relatively easy to make yourself, as in nightfall.

Barbie kyle Fresh outta high school? Looks too young and 'fresh'

Not to hijack a thread, but y'know what I'd really love? An ase to md3 or obj. converter that will preserve texture and shader information for JKA. Do you have a request list?

@ - Sure, sent you a PM

@ - The URL is actually xxx.xxx.nhs.uk (This is the server name for step 3)

This is definitely not the OWA link though. The link above is the server host? I tried this with DAVmail but couldnt find a owa link that worked. Is there a way to resolve it from my phones connection (which works so presumably if an OWA exists, the phone must have got this info from the server)

*cheers*

P.S. "As I understand it you want a Exchange Activesync connection a desktop client of your choosing, right???"

Ideally, Outlook 2007. But I'm prepared to download another client if thats the only way to do it.

Thanks for the post @ - however remember I cannot get any OWA access as the NHS trust I work for does not have one, or chooses not to let most know of it (there is no external web access as previously mentioned) - therefore I cannot complete these steps.

I figure I'm this one  - IF YOU ARE NOT CONNECTED TO THE NETWORK internally as EXCHANGE SERVER, given that Im at home and not on the local intranet

9.) In the URL field, this is the OUTLOOK ANYWHERE Field (The web facing DNS record for this mail server) - This is the bit I can't do.

The only details I have are the ones listed in the OP.

I'll just weigh in here with my original post in the staff forum which prompted these new rules, might clarify things.

"Szico VII - (01 September 2013 - 03:07 PM) Is there a "submission rules" page anywhere - Im getting tired of all these files with inadequate readme.txt that dont even contain the author name, file name , copyright info or basic description. Ive been rejecting any without author name or copyright detail so far"

As for the rules, my suggestions seem to be mostly agreed with by the staff but they're not finalized yet. See below for my original post with suggested inclusion criteria, mandatory in bold.

Author

File Name and Version (the version I think is important here as several people are submitting new files to replace old ones with no version change obvious and we end up overwriting the originals on our dropbox as we dont realise there's already a file there. Or if we do realise, how to we rename the file if theres no version info - or is this just me?)

Date

Filesize

Description +/- installation instructions

Copyright/License (as this is a required option in a dropdown box when submitting I guess it doesnt HAVE to be in the readme, but I think it should be.)

Credits +/- Permissions if required. (This would likely mean including original readme.txt files from other users content)

I do not feel it is enough to write this in the file description box and not include in the readme.txt as part of the actual distributable file.

My 2 cents.

Its completely inconsequential by what method I access my email once Ive been granted external access - I can take my emails at home on my phone, I'd just like them on my desktop too. I assumed it'd be easy but apparently no desktop software (bar Windows 8 default client) supports it. I suspect this is the only system they have setup for cost and maintenance reasons, as well as most people would prefer phone access over pc as they tend to check their phone more. There's no additional security concerns with desktop over mobile. The NHS doesnt have a lot of spare cash.

I appreciate your concern, but I would also appreciate any answers to the actual question!

Does anyone know of a client (or ideally, a method to get outlook 2007 to do this) which will allow me to download mail from an activesync server to a desktop client?

Currently, I can only receive work emails from my android phone using Touchdown app (which supports activesync) as there's no webmail access page outside of their intranet system.

I would really like to be able to get these emails on my desktop/laptop PC but I have no idea how, and google has turned up nothing! For the first time in history google has failed me

Anyone have any advice?

P.S. Heres the settings that work for the android phone app

==================================================

Your request to use personal equipment has been approved and you have now been added to a group to enable you to use your device for accessing ULHT e-mails / your diary.

Please follow the instructions below on how to do this, if you have any queries please speak to the ICT Service Desk on Ext 5800

Android –touchdown

Configure Mail

Open touchdown application > account tab:

Connection mode select ActiveSync ONLY

Put in login ID in the form of ulh\username

Email Address is your ULH email address

Password is your PC password

Go to Connection tab:

Server name is xxx.xxx.nhs.uk

Tick Uses SSL

Raven renamed the .txt files to .icarus - we dont know why. Just rename them back

No no no haha. .IBI is the useable format. BEhavED will produce these for you.