@Loopysue

Thanks Sue. That did the trick. I'm not exactly sure what code signed is or does, but whatever Ralf did made my computer happy.

@Lillhans Vehicles, great! Anders, I love what you've done so far. And that's what I was saying about a set. You've made a good start so far, but at some point, when you have an even larger variety, you could offer them out as a set. Maybe as a PF annual issue. I'm not sure how all of that works. Tanks, trucks, jeeps, half-tracks, officers' touring cars, motorcycles, especially ones with a side car. Then, if you have time, you could always branch out into truck-drawn weaponry, like big artillery guns, rocket launchers, etc. I think it would work well with the military installation style Ralf just introduced this month. Sorry, I forget the real name.

Anyway, just a thought. I wish I had your artistic flair. I also wish I had more time to devote to map-making. Too many other irons still in the fire, I guess. I can honestly say that I am learning the program slowly but surely, yet unfortunately at this point I'm still stuck with my training wheels on. I haven't had the chance to stretch CC3 to its full potential yet, but I look forward to the day those training wheels come off.

Happy mapping.

@Ricko Hasche I am amazed at your work. You are so prolific and your maps are really good. You certainly have a gift for composing a captivating scene. Where do you find the time to post so many different maps? You must be independently wealthy and have all the time in the world to devote to your craft. Keep it up!

@Lillhans These look really good, Anders. Are you working up to a release of a full set of military equipment or are you just tinkering? These would make a good addition to anyone doing WWII role-playing campaigns. Keep up the good work.

@Loopysue

Yeah, but you really should sit down and watch it sometime, Sue. It's a great movie. Not to mention, it's an incredible source for great movie quotes like, "He's not dead. He's just mostly dead."

And let's not forget the wonderful sword fighting scene between Cary Elwes and Mandy Patinkin.