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Posted by
Rampage11
(VIP) 29 Oct 2004 3:40am
i was in a game that went down to the wire frist hand deck was low and discards were very nice. i ended up getting all the discards (which woulda put me out) as im setting my cards up my opnt leaves table cuz he realizes hes gonna loose so the sighn comes rampage won i clicked it. and just to c what my score would b (cuz im still trying to figure that out) i finished stacking my cards. when i was finished the catinu button said invite so and so when i closed table it said i was gonna loose if i did , what did i do ? and what should i do next time?
Invitation dialog, Enter key & Start button
Posted by
webmaster
29 Oct 2004 10:53pm
It looks like when you have just finished your game you received an invitation.
While the invitation screen was in focus, you have pressed 'Enter' key. A default action occurred - agreement to enter the table created by a player who was inviting you.
The default behavior of Enter depends on what window is in focus, however briefly.
You can get to the table but starting the game requires you to press Start button.
Pressing Enter key another time should not result in starting the game.
You may have inadvertently clicked Start button...
actually
Posted by
30 Oct 2004 1:23am
Actually, I have wound up at a table when I was typing in this room. Apparently, when an invite comes up, it doesn't take much to force you to it. Kind of funny, it just almost happened. I was typing, an invite screen came up, my curser went away. Had I not noticed I would have been there>
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