"For those of you who have shared your thoughts on where we need to go next with BF1942... keep 'em coming. While we can't answer everyone's feedback personally, we are taking notes. As it stands our "To Do" list is pretty big.
At the top of the list:
See you on the battlefield! And remember, for weekly community updates, stay tuned to www.battlefield1942.com.
The Battlefield 1942 Production Team"
News source: Electronics Arts website
At the top of the list:
- Linux Server
- 1.2 Patch
- Map Editor
- Mod Tools
See you on the battlefield! And remember, for weekly community updates, stay tuned to www.battlefield1942.com.
The Battlefield 1942 Production Team"
Once a PC is infected, VirusScan may not be able to run as the virus can terminate the process before any scanning/removal is accomplished. The following steps will allow for proper VirusScan scanning/removal, by using the command-line scanner.
- Ensure that you are using the minimum DAT specified or higher.
- Close all running applications
- Disconnect the system from the network.
- Go to a command prompt, then change to the VirusScan engine directory:
- Win9x/ME - Click START | RUN, type command and hit ENTER.
Type cd progra~1common~1networ~1viruss~140~1.xx and hit ENTER. - WinNT/2K/XP - Click START | RUN, type cmd and hit ENTER.
Type cd progra~1common~1networ~1viruss~14.0.xx and hit ENTER
- Win9x/ME - Click START | RUN, type command and hit ENTER.
- Rename SCAN.EXE to CLEAN.EXE to prevent the virus from terminating the process and deleting files. Type, ren scan.exe clean.exe and hit ENTER.
- First, scan the system directory.
- Win9x/ME - Type clean.exe %windir%systemwin*.exe and hit ENTER.
- WinNT/2K/XP - Type clean.exe %windir%system32win*.exe and hit ENTER.
- Once the scan has completed, Type clean.exe /adl /clean and hit ENTER.
- Rename scan.exe. Type, ren clean.exe scan.exe and hit ENTER.
- After scanning and removal is complete, reboot the system

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