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<div> Was that the last of the payers to, hit the button, or is
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Just waiting on David of the Klingon Barbarians.<br>
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remember, you can reset your orders, to change if needed ( to
correct mistake) and the client will accept new orders? <br>
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You can adjust your orders at any time up until I cycle the turn.
Hitting the "ready" button doesn't set your orders in stone.<br>
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If you hit the button that says "Ready to Advance", then it changes
it "Wait for orders" tells me you are ready to go. If you hit the
"wait for orders", then it tells me you aren't ready [anymore /
yet]. You might do that if you figure out you want to completely
re-do your orders and are afraid I might hit the button in the mean
time (say, you want to re-do your orders but don't have the time
because you have to go to work.) That button is a toggle: it goes
between the two states of "ready" and "wait", but it's only function
is to communicate with the moderator on your readiness.<br>
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--Matt<br>
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