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"Does the distance one travels from center make one more free to move?"

"No. Freedom has two parts: potential and resolution; as metaphor has two parts: form and interpretation. Of course, the two are intertwined. Metaphor lines the road to freedom, as symbols and words are the bricks and mortar of meaning. Freedom is being the bricoleur, the mason."

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Re: Also....

Posted By: SilentMan
Date: 2003.4.26.01.11

In Response To: Also.... (Ernie)

: How in the WORLD does one unpack a umod file on a windows
: box? I just installed UT on it (I've always played it
: on the mac, and umod files were easy to unpack on it)
: and am trying to get M:R running for myself and my
: younger brother.

: All i've come across is a damn perl scrip. Isn't there an
: actual .exe that does the unpacking?

: Thanks,
: -Ernie

If you are having trouble running Umod files (and I also couldn't get the M:R umod to run for some reason in XP) use the Umod tool. You can dl it here.Or do a Google... :)

I hope that will solve it.

/SilentMan

Messages In This Thread

  • Also.... -- Ernie -- 2003.4.25.22.29
    • Re: Also.... -- SilentMan -- 2003.4.26.01.11
    • Re: Also.... -- Wolfchild -- 2003.4.26.00.33

 

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