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Call of Duty 4 Game Guide / Walkthrough

November 25, 2007 in Call, Call of Duty 4, CoD, CoD4, Duty, FAQ, Frequently Asked Questions, Game, Gameguide, Guide, Tips, Trick, Tricks, Walkthrough, software, tip | No comments

With permission from the original author, I am bring you the best Call of Duty 4 guide on the net.

This guide is huge, and as such will be edited quite a bit in order to be read well on our site. This will also allow easy modification when the faq changes, as they are wont to do. We’ll start with the the easy stuff, like the training mission, and build on that.

Should there be any questions, please feel free to use the comments.

When this is all said and done, we’ll have a nice index and table of contents to put up, to make it all nice and proper!

Here goes…

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Where Is the Underscore on a Moto Q?

				
November 17, 2007 in Email,  Moto Q,  Motorola,  PDA,  Q,  Smart Phone,  Trick,  Windows CE,  _,  character,  symbol,  tip,  underscore | 2 comments

			

			
			

				
I recently got a Motorola Q smart phone, and was puzzled for quite some time trying to find the underscore “_” character which some people use in email addresses.


Unfortunately, the answer is not very simple, but it does work, and also allows you access to a slew of other keys that are hard to find otherwise:


In order to insert an underscore “_” into any dialog, first press the “alt” key, the one you normally use to insert numbers. As soon as you have hit that key, hit the “shift” key, the one that allows you to enter capital letters. Once this is done, you’ll be presented with the character input screen. Funnily enough, the underscore, _ , is the first symbol listed, and you can simply tap right, then select it.


Voila!

			

			
						
		

	
		
		
	
		
	
		

			
			

				
CoD4 Single Player Cheats

				
November 12, 2007 in Activision,  Call,  Call of Duty,  Call of Duty 4,  Cheat,  Cheats,  CoD 4,  CoD4,  Computer,  Duty,  Game,  Mode,  SP,  Single PLayer,  Tereisacow 1337,  Tips,  Trick,  Tricks,  Video,  Videogame,  pc,  software,  tip | 53 comments

			

			
			

				
Here are some simple single player tips, tricks, and cheats for the Call of Duty 4 single player mode on PC.


Start up Call of Duty 4 single player, go into your options, and make sure that the console is enabled.


Press your ~ (tilde) key anytime you want to enter these codes in – you can keep entering them.

First off, type seta thereisacow "1337", this enables most of the cheats.


In order to pick a level, use spdevmap mapname 


Here are some handy console commands that may help you through the game:


    

  • ufo – you can fly through walls to get places – be careful, this can mess things up a little, and you may get stuck
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  • give  – gives you an item. If you type give all, you will get all weapons
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  • god – god mode!
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  • demigod – god mode, but some things still happen like screen shaking and such
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  • notarget – you will be invisible to enemies
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  • give ammo – instant ammo
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  • jump_height  – allows you to change the physics in the game – like moon shoes
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  • timescale  – let’s you play with time – fast or slow
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  • cg_LaserForceOn – laser sight, baby!
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Turn off Apple Startup Sound on your Intel Mac

				
December 29, 2006 in DMG,  Howto,  Intel,  Mac Pro,  MacBook,  MacBook Pro,  PPC,  Power PC,  Universal Binary,  apple,  hack,  iMac,  mac,  mac mini,  macintosh,  os x,  software,  tip | No comments

			

			
			

				
If the chime your Mac makes on bootup drives you batty, have no fear – it’s controllable. You can mute, turn down, or even turn UP your Macintosh startup volume using freeware utilities!


There are a few applications out there that will allow you to adjust the Apple startup noise, but only one (as far as I can tell) that will allow you to adjust the startup chime on Intel based Macs – Psst from mistatree will let you do it on your x86 Apple computer, and it’s easy to use too!


Psst is a universal binary that runs in OS X, meaning that it will run on PPC Macs, as well as the newer Intel Macs like iMacs, MacBooks, MacBook Pros and Mac Pros.


To install the program, simply download the DMG image file using Safari, Firefox or your favorite browser, and mount the image by double clicking it. After that you can copy the file anywhere on your hard drive and run the application by double clicking it. Adjust the startup sound to your liking and reboot to see the changes. You will notice the difference on bootup/startup – the startup chime should be less noisy or muted depending on how you adjusted it.

			

			
						
		

	
		
		
	
		
	
		
	
		
		


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