Links Corner Forum

You guys are reminding me of the old Days of Our Lives line - "Like sands through the hourglass of time"

You guys are quicker than that series, I probably have not seen it for 50 years yet expect it has not moved along all that far.

No matter the site, nor the systems employed you always end up with some.

Their general attitude and lack of help makes me think they do not want the business.

Des

Thanks Andy,

No access to the home page or the courses and I see an error on the forums page, but there is progress.

I can see my withdrawal symptoms subsiding.

Can't say I have.

I find it is a course that grows on you the more you play it.

Yes it is the same course. It last appeared in the Links 2003 championship edition and extension course packs. Yes CDs can fail, memory cards can fail etc etc, no technology is 100%, evene large redundant storage arrays, which I used to work with do not go to 100%, 6 9s yes but no higher and that co...

Yes, thank you for uploading then, it filled a couple of gaps I had, I think Congressional may be the last that needs to be filled. I expect many, if they have the CD release, will have the initial release of the course rather than the upgrade. The only time I have really ended up with multiple copi...

In the shortcut properties for the launch icon go to the Compatibility tab and select run this program as an Administrator and see how you go.

Certainly, when you install Links into the standard Program Files location, it will require privileges to allow you to run it. This is because the program can add/remove files from this folder tree while the software is running, for example course files. I do not recall if it insists on same if you ...

I've tried to keep notes over the years as to what Access and then Microsoft released. My notes on Congressional indicate there were three releases of this course as an add-on in each case, it was never bundled with Links. - In 1997 under the LS banner - In 1998 (called Congressional 99) - A release...