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May 31st 07, 10:27 AM
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OLC and OHNE_EZ vs. MIT_EZ?
What does it mean?! (pilatus b4 $mit_ez and $ohne_ez)
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May 31st 07, 10:40 AM
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OLC and OHNE_EZ vs. MIT_EZ?
my guess:
mit EZ = mit Einziehfahrwerk = with retractable gear ohne EZ = fixed gear Regards Diederick Joosten The Netherlands
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May 31st 07, 08:24 PM
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OLC and OHNE_EZ vs. MIT_EZ?
db schrieb:
What does it mean?! (pilatus b4 $mit_ez and $ohne_ez) All parts of the name of a gilder that start with an $ are the names of the variables that contain the language specific strings to be displayed for the users. Unfortunately the new team had no time to implement this feature in OLC2 until now.
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