Know What Is Inside Your Game: The Sims 3
Introduction and Part 1: Inside the Programs/Applications folders I will be putting together a few informative posts to help people understand their TS3 game better. It may take me a while, and I'm...
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anettesb wrote:amjoie wrote:anettesb wrote:amjoie wrote:anettesb wrote:
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thank you ... need to read this slowly.. a day with out heat wave... then I might have questions
going to put a link to your thread in my question thread... both for my own refrence... but also for others sake
I had made a link in your thread, earlier, but it was in a location easy to miss. So I thank you for linking it again, where it can be more easily seen.
when the heat is over.. I make alink colection in the first post...
it be brilliant if 1 guide thread could get stickied...
edit love your siggy
edit2, a surgestion (that might make it easier for me) ad healines in your posts on page 1 so you relativly easy can figure out what post you need to understand.... I know that would help me.
You've made an excellent suggestion, and I have given each post a title in larger, bold print. That should make it easier for you to find the links to the superpatch and store patches, and to reference a post where you have a question. :)
thank you
now it be like asking into chapthers in a book
I hope they sticky your thread.... I think it will be good to have a guide in the top
I don't think they sticky regular threads, from regular people posting. I guess people just have to bookmark threads they find useful.
But I would recommend doing a "save as" and then choosing "web page, complete" (NOT just as an html) as the format for saving each page of a thread you wish to keep. That will give you a folder with all the pictures in it, and also an html page you can click to open the thread in your own browser, offline. Or, if you have the option available, you can print a page, using the "save as a PDF" option. Or, you can save to a word document, but you may have to save all the pictures separately and then insert them where they belong among the text in the word document.
No matter which method you use, try to save the threads that are important to you, because we don't know how long they will still be available.
