anchor.diff:  Open your Anti-Virus program and white list those files.
   
   Beginning with VASSAL 3.3.0, Java is "bundled" with VASSAL on Windows and Mac (not on Linux).
  -This means that on those platforms it no longer matters what version of VASSAL you have installed - indeed you don't have to separately install Java any more on Windows and Mac.
  +This means that on those platforms it no longer matters what version of VASSAL you have installed--indeed you don't have to separately install Java any more on Windows and Mac.
   However, some antivirus software does not trust the Java JVM executables which we provide.
   Thus it must be told to allow them.
   
  
positive.code: In a multiplayer game, all participants in a game need to be synched, so for consistency, it’s a good idea to pick one player, such as the person who initiated the game, and have everyone synch to that player. +
  Synching is required for both Server and peer-to-peer games.
  
  I want to play a game that was originally produced by SPI, Games Workshop, Avalanche Press, or Sabertooth Games. Why don’t you have any modules for these games?::
  These publishers, or the current holders of their copyrights, have asked specifically that Vassalengine.org neither host nor distribute modules based on their games.
  Vassalengine.org always complies with such requests from copyright holders.
  Users who disagree with a copyright holder’s policies are encouraged to discuss the issue with the copyright holder.
  
negative.code: 
  How do I make or edit a module?::
  The _Vassal Designers’ Guide_ gives complete procedures on how to design your own module.
  There are over a thousand games that have been converted for Vassal already, and many more in progress, so you may want to check the module list on Vassalengine.org before attempting to create a new one.
  