Email virus?

[JohnnyFlame]

Capitals ended up with half the AHL team playing in the CPHL and half the CPHL team playing in the AHL last night. The company I work for has had problems before with email viruses. Don't know if that was the problem or some kinda glitch from the SIM but I won't be emailing anybody till I find out.

Hopefully it didn't corrupt SIM/Roster files. Might want to be careful downloading those as well.

[JiriHrdina]

Strange thing Johnny is that the lines listed on the game summary page look like they are the right ones. Odd that those would be right but so many guys were playing on the farm or vice verca. Very strange.

[Cheese]

*****News Flash*****

The Editor files are not executables....therefore not viable to viruses.
My Computer also has the most up to date Virus Software, and files available from Norton, therefore no Virus from the league.

It is not the leagues issue with lineups...we simply take a file from the GMs and input it via a one button execution on the Simulator.

Once again, we cannot read a GMs mind when it comes to lines, so if it works great...if it doesnt...ce la vie...we move on.

[JohnnyFlame]

Oh so your explanation is that I put half my CPHL team in the AHL for the game because that was the lines I sent in? I hope I am reading that wrong as that would sure be a weak explanation.

[Cheese]

Originally posted by JohnnyFlame@Nov 18 2004, 06:44 PM
Oh so your explanation is that I put half my CPHL team in the AHL for the game because that was the lines I sent in? I hope I am reading that wrong as that would sure be a weak explanation.

I just found out the explanation...I went back to the lines file you submitted...it had an injured player in it...so therefore I assume it did something with minor leaguers...thats my assumption and Ill stick with it. I emailed it back to you so you can see your own file.

[JohnnyFlame]

An injured player? Injured players can't be put into the roster and the only one I have is St. Louis and he wasn't in the lineup.