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An MHTML file contains all the resources of a web page (HTML, CSS, images, etc.), allowing the saved page to be viewed offline as it appears on the website. It’s useful if you want to save the page as-is. Here is a GIF showing how to save a webpage as an MHTML in Chrome.

Hi! Would something like this work for backup purposes? Here’s a spreadsheet I put together: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q1hyfbyO-NVmbRoPERQyHXlMt1cgusUO0TFDwJp1vh0/edit?usp=sharing ? It can be done quite fast with the IMPORTHTML function. Unfortunately, it doesn't import images. Another way to backup may be to save the page as a web archive (.mhtml file).

Hey there, I've got a question about the tournament rules. It says only official Wings of Glory or Wings of War miniatures are allowed, along with their original cards and stuff. I'm keen on flying a Fokker Dr.I, but I don't have an official miniature. Instead, I've got a Wings of War D-maneuver deck, a 3D-printed RAF miniature from Shapeways, a custom base, and some official pegs. Do you reckon this setup would be okay for the tournament? I could swap out the custom base for an official one from another plane if needed. And if this setup doesn't fly by the rules, would anyone be cool lending me a miniature for the tournament?

Heмaњa, Daniel, thank you for your answers! I would like to participate in the European Masters; please register me.

Hello Everyone! I would like to join the event this year, but I have a few newbie questions. Sorry if I'm asking obvious things, but I didn't figure it out from this thread. So, my questions: 1. I've read the TOURNAMENT RULES, and it mentions filling out a registration form. Could you please guide me on how to find this form? 2. In addition to planes, should I bring any other game pieces such as damage decks, rulers, etc.? 3. Is there a participation fee associated with the event? 4. I'm also curious about the timetable, especially the starting and ending times on the 19th and 21st. This information would be crucial for planning the journey.

Hallo Fabrizio! Danke schön für ihr Angebot. Sorry for the English, it's still hard for me to write in German. I hope to find time during the summer to visit Zürich Currently, I don't have any specific plans, so I suggest getting in touch a bit later.

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Hallo und danke! Ich spiele WW1 Version. Ich habe Rules and Accessories Pack und einige Flugzeuge.

Hello! I moved to Augsburg about a year ago, and since then, I haven't been able to find a group to play WoG and board games with, since I don't have any friends here yet. If there are any pilots who play WoG in Augsburg, it would be great to arrange some game sessions. Unfortunately, I don't speak German yet, but I'm currently learning.

Unfortunately, it's already out of stock.

Hello! I can't find pegs too. I have several custom bases but without pegs. Maybe someone knows where to find them in Europe/Germany?

Despite the fact that you cannot force children to like something, you can try to spark interest I have a 6-year son and we regularly play boardgames. And a couple of years ago he didn't even want to listen about it It was my fault, I pushed it too hard. Then I made a pause and waited. Before 4-5 years we played only simple HABA games. The first success we had was with Outfoxed! and SOS Dino. Now we play Mice and Mystics and have great success with it. The story in M&M is quite nice and looks fairy tale. We finished the base game and the first expansion. Now my son pushes me to paint miniatures from the next expansion asap so we can start playing My advice: - Do not push too hard and wait - In the beginning, play only cooperative games. Or make competitive games cooperative. For example, we played Ribbit as coop game, helping each other. - Don't hide your "big" boardgames from kids. Play when they are looking, it provokes interest. For example, we played Firefly: The Game with our son. He just rolled dice and moved a ship around the board (by his own rules). - Games with miniatures are preferable as kids like them You can find a lot of games for kids on boardgamegeek in the dedicated list.

Hi! There are quite a lot of solutions for the "passwords" problem. The easiest way is to allow the web browser to save passwords. If you have a Google account and Google Chrome, you even can save the passwords and bookmarks to the cloud to sync them automatically to the new PC. Microsoft account and Edge work in the same way (as well as Apple account & Safari). Another solution is to use password managers like 1Password and LastPass.

Hello! It doesn't work within Russia either. But I found another link that looks like what you are looking for. Could you please check it: http://wpalette.com/

Are there any chances to purchase CAD files of Aerodrome Accessories (like bases, markers, etc)? To do it yourself.