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Just a heads up that the FAQ's are up at GW's web site.

no link?
EDIT: Here you go everyone
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?categoryId=1000018&pIndex=1&aId=3400019&multiPageMode=true&start=2

Kinda late to the party,
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/458349.page#4465043

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/458374.page

but thanks for the info.

Sorry guys but I don't know how to do the links. Not a computer person.

AzureDeath wrote:Sorry guys but I don't know how to do the links. Not a computer person.

For the future: Just surf to the page you want to link; it's url address should show up at the top on your browser. For example, in the moment you are reading this, it should say something like "www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/..." Now you just need to copy this to your cache. You can do so by marking the url with your mouse. It should suffice to just click once on the url bar, otherwise you have to hold the left mouse button and move your cursor to the other end of the string. You've done it right when the entire url is highlighted in blue. Now, just press Ctrl+C on your keyboard. Anytime you want to paste this url, just press Ctrl+V. As long as the url is in your cache (it will persist until something else is cached or you reboot your computer), Ctrl+V will paste this onto text fields such as browsers (including dakka post windows) or text programs (like MS Word or Notepad).

Thanks Lynata, I appreciate the lesson. So next time I should be able to do this. Thanks again.