Hi,
Here's my first add-on, the Eight burst Nebula.
You can download it at http://membres.lycos.fr/killeen3/NGC3132/NGC%203132.zip
Please have a look at the screenshots, first :
I hope you'll like it !
Bye
NGC 3132 The Eight burst Nebula
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For those who cannot download by this URL, please go on my Website
http://membres.lycos.fr/killeen3/Index.htm
See you !
http://membres.lycos.fr/killeen3/Index.htm
See you !
The circle game...
ROUND AND ROUND SHE GOES - THE MOBIUS STRIP OF THE CELESTIA
COMMUNITY - DO NOT PASS GO - DO NOT COLLECT $200. JUST CLICK FOR
A SIMPLE DOWNLOAD - JUMP TO A FRENCH WEB PAGE - THEN BACK TO
THE DOWNLOAD PAGE - NO WAY OUT - THE ENDLESS LOOP. SOMEONE'S
PLAYING A TRICK ON ME.
COMMUNITY - DO NOT PASS GO - DO NOT COLLECT $200. JUST CLICK FOR
A SIMPLE DOWNLOAD - JUMP TO A FRENCH WEB PAGE - THEN BACK TO
THE DOWNLOAD PAGE - NO WAY OUT - THE ENDLESS LOOP. SOMEONE'S
PLAYING A TRICK ON ME.
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Re: The circle game...
I think there is a regulation of hotlinking, so copy & paste the URL.Vicware wrote:ROUND AND ROUND SHE GOES - THE MOBIUS STRIP OF THE CELESTIA
COMMUNITY - DO NOT PASS GO - DO NOT COLLECT $200. JUST CLICK FOR
A SIMPLE DOWNLOAD - JUMP TO A FRENCH WEB PAGE - THEN BACK TO
THE DOWNLOAD PAGE - NO WAY OUT - THE ENDLESS LOOP. SOMEONE'S
PLAYING A TRICK ON ME.
Selden,
Yes, I like the handle. It is from a Robert Aspirin book series.
it is the phonetic spelling of fool, but you probably already knew that. As for the run around for the NFO files, it takes an extra 10 seconds.. whopty doo, 10 seconds.. or you could actually get a freeware NFO reader from cnet.
Cheers!
Yes, I like the handle. It is from a Robert Aspirin book series.
it is the phonetic spelling of fool, but you probably already knew that. As for the run around for the NFO files, it takes an extra 10 seconds.. whopty doo, 10 seconds.. or you could actually get a freeware NFO reader from cnet.
Cheers!