level10peon

Well, I tried all three. Number 1 worked when I tried to create and save a new scenario. However, I can't figure out how (if) I can save the old scenario I was working on, and it is still acting weirdly in this regard. When I run Campaigns Forever as an administrator, the old scenarios do not appear. When I run it as a non-administrator, however, they do (still get the errors I mentioned earlier). I tried 2 & 3, but the files did not appear. They only appear when I'm working on a new scenario as a non-administrator and I click on, say, change issue icon. They do appear in the window that

Windows 7

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So, I've been trying to make some scenarios with C4E (I just bought it a few days ago), and for some reason, when I save a scenario, no folder appears in the program files P4E scenario folder. After lots of work on two scenarios this happened. The weird thing was that when I was loading graphics into the game, the folder appeared in the pop up window, but when I went back to the program files manually, there was no folder. After a while, it would still load in C4E, but I would get an error message about not finding an image and to check if the scenario exists. Then I would get the error messag

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That answers the first part, but not the second.

Of all the great things about the game, I had two issues with P4E08 that I hope are addressed in this sequel; I hope they haven't been brought up already (if they have, I would appreciate it if somebody could provide a link or quote to it ) Firstly, one of the few annoying things about P4E08 (mostly a great game) was that underdog candidates would start off with such a huge disadvantage in the general election. For instance, I know Ron Paul would not be as strong against Barack Obama as John McCain, but last time I played as him, Obama won +70% of the vote. Sure, I don't expect Paul to make