User manual GAMES POCKET PC BLITZKRIEG-WAR IN EUROPE

[. . . ] Furthermore, please enclose information on your device's model name and available memory. Finally, please attach the registration code you had received from us. The support address is: support@pocketwargames. com Un-locking the demo version Click on "Activate" to enter the unlock code. The DEMO version of the game runs in a mode in which you are limited to scenarios labeled "DEMO". Installation To install the game you must copy the blitzkrieg. cab file to your Pocket PC device, then tap its icon to start installation. [. . . ] If units have spare movement points and are supplied (supply > 0) you will be asked for confirmation of position swapping. To attack a unit, tap your artillery unit then tap twice an enemy unit. If the enemy is within range it will be fired at. The toolbar From left to right Rotate Clockwise / Rotate Counterclockwise ­ See description later in the "Menus" section Reinforce unit to full strength Toggle between units/terrain view Jump to Next Unit ­ highlights next unit that has unused movement points and can move. This is useful when there are many units to command and you don't want to miss any unit. End turn ­ tap this when you want to finish your turn and let AI play its turn. units lost in the previous turn, available production points, victory points of each players as well as the number of victory points each player must achieve to win the scenario. Play Another Scenario ­ you can close the current game and go back to the main screen. You will be asked whether you wish to save the game (a game previously saved will be discarded). Disband Unit ­ you will be asked if you really wish to destroy the selected unit. Air Units You can move them by taping twice the destination hex. If a naval unit with 8 hexes range is attacked by enemy aircraft, the nearest air unit will provide protection for friendly units. When a ground unit is attacked by enemy aircraft, its defense strength is increased by a nearby anti-aircraft unit's defense points (within AA unit's attack range). Giving orders to units Embark/Disembark Unit ­ units located in a port can be moves across sea. Move your unit to a port, then tap "Embark/Disembark Unit" to disembark. Reinforce Unit ­ this command allows you to reinforce the active unit. Unit Info ­ shows attributes of unit's type such as attack or defense strength as well as attack range and unit's cost. Rotate Clockwise / Rotate Counterclockwise ­ Each unit (there are exceptions such as air units) has a direction it faces. If the unit is being attacked from behind it gets -30% defense penalties. The menus Save Game - saves the game's state. Purchase New Unit ­ a dialog window pops up which allows you to purchase new units. For instance, V1/V2 rockets are reserved to the Germans, and only in a few scenarios. Reinforce All Units ­ if you have enough production points you can automatically reinforce all units. If there are units that occupy victory locations, it is recommended to reinforce them one by one before using this command because it reinforces as many units as production points allow without taking into consideration that certain areas are of higher value. Turn Summary ­ displays turn statistics such as: the number of units available to each player, the number of Naval Units Naval units can attack ground units located in the adjacent hex. Cities Cities are important in the game because they are the source of victory points as well as production points. [. . . ] In no event will PlayTek be liable to you for any consequential, incidental or special damages, or for any claim by any third party. License Agreement Carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this product (Blitzkrieg: War in Europe). It contains software, the use of which is licensed by PlayTek to you, the original end user, for your use only as set forth below. If you do not agree to the terms and conditions of this agreement, you may not use this software. Grant Of License This License Agreement permits you to use Blitzkrieg: War in Europe and have it installed on only one handheld device at any time. [. . . ]