i was playing in the 8 ball tournament and my i took the break and then the purple and yellow ball just overlaped.Dont know if you can do anything but just thought i'd show you.

Just a glitch in the game, happens very rarely, but nothing to worry about!

how do you do screan shots mate!

and duno what thats all about

press print screen dano. and yes its a glitch sometimes helps you out sometimes screws up your game lol

Just a little more on screenshots.

(applies to windows systems, i'm sure Magicblack will deal with the Linux community )

Pressing CTRL+PrintScreen (next to F12 on standard keyboards) copies the entire screen to the clipboard.

You can then paste it into any images software, like Paint, from which you can save or use as you wish.

Pressing ALT-PrintScreen copies only the window in use, so is great for game shots.

Hope that helps

On linux just set your screenshot shortcut and use it, the files saves to your location, or the / by default. I think anyone using linux willl have no bother anyway! Actually I haven't been using linix much of late, new computer and haven't got around to installing it yet, thanks though spinner!

weird

regualy in UK games...the balls overlap. nothing major but you notice it..

i had that once

In Uk 8, I did my break, the 8 and a red ball overlapped then the white hit them again.

This sent the red and the 8 ball flying round the table at the speed of light!

Shame it didn't shoot into a pocket for a GB

So sometimes it may help you

Edited at 11:29 Sun 16/09/07 (BST)

Saying that about glitches is that the same when the balls suddenly get a burst of speed?? this usually happens to me on 8UK. anyone had or noticed this?

Yes. Look at my last post!

That was an example!

It sometimes happens to me when the balls are touching each other

hey just wondering where the print screen button is. does it have a simple ?

Edited at 17:35 Tue 18/09/07 (BST)

no worrys lol did nt look hard enough found it

I assume you mean a symbol?

No, it usually says Print Screen, PRNT SCRN or PrtSc on the key.

On a standard keyboard its just to the right of F12.