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Posted by: vulpes71

i dunno if it's just me, or my connection. when i try to reply to a thread i keep going back to my old post. when it first happened i thought it was just me not clicking the right buttons, it happened twice, thrice ... i never saw my replies to the other threads. am i doing something wrong? help!



Posted by: SKYHN

CTRL+F5



Posted by: Blackknight

ALT+F4



Posted by: Chako

Don't press Alt F4, it will reboot your system.



Posted by: Canis Lupus

Actually, it'll just close the active application at the time he executes it ... unless he has no application running or everything is minimized, which in turn will show the shutdown prompt



Posted by: SKYHN

The old "Alt+F4" trick was so funny back in the day when I would play starcraft. That and Alt+XXX.

And to think how many people actually did it...



Posted by: vulpes71

Nice Blackknight I maybe a newbie but I know what Alt+F4 will do. Thanks guys



Posted by: Bobaroo

Quote:

Originally posted by SKYHN
The old "Alt+F4" trick was so funny back in the day when I would play starcraft. That and Alt+XXX.

And to think how many people actually did it...


haha...

Alt+f4 is the way you dupe stuff in D2. Put it one the ground then press alt+f4



Posted by: Nfested

Quote:

Alt+f4 is the way you dupe stuff in D2. Put it one the ground then press alt+f4


That only works if I tell someone to go to Rogue Encampment to drop an SOJ on the ground and press ALT+F4 to dupe it



Posted by: Blackknight

To get all the cheats in brood war hold alt then press f1, f2, f3, f4.



 
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