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 == Managing Programs ==
-In order to add Droid Command Programs to you Droid, or Flight Computer, you must first transfer the Program to an [[media:UnprogrammedDroidCommandModule.jpg|Unprogrammed Droid Command Module]]. These are one time use items that can be purchased from a Droid Engineer. To copy a program, simply use the Command Module radial menu. The Program option will open up a window that allows you to choose one of the programs that you know. Once the program has been copied to the Command Module, the name of the Module will change to Ready Chip: XXX, where XXX is the name of the program that you copied. Once a program is copied, a Pilot can either trade the program to someone else, or use the program themselves. Using the radial, you can transfer the program to your datapad. Once the program is transfer to the datapad, the Program chip is expended.
+In order to add Droid Command Programs to you Droid, or Flight Computer, you must first transfer the Program to an [[media:UnprogrammedDroidCommandModule.jpg|Unprogrammed Droid Command Module]]. These are one time use items that can be purchased from a Droid Engineer.
 From the datapad, you will want to move the Droid Program to the Droid or Flight Computer that you will be using in your ship. If you are using a Flight Computer, you can open it from the radial menu in the datapad. If you are using a Droid, you will need to call the droid, open the data storage, and transfer program into the droid. Once a program is added to a Droid or Flight Computer, you can not remove it, without destroying the program.

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 == Managing Programs ==
-In order to add Droid Command Programs to you Droid, or Flight Computer, you must first transfer the Program to an Unprogrammed Droid Command Module. These are one time use items that can be purchased from a Droid Engineer. To copy a program, simply use the Command Module radial menu. The Program option will open up a window that allows you to choose one of the programs that you know. Once the program has been copied to the Command Module, the name of the Module will change to Ready Chip: XXX, where XXX is the name of the program that you copied. Once a program is copied, a Pilot can either trade the program to someone else, or use the program themselves. Using the radial, you can transfer the program to your datapad. Once the program is transfer to the datapad, the Program chip is expended.
+In order to add Droid Command Programs to you Droid, or Flight Computer, you must first transfer the Program to an [[media:UnprogrammedDroidCommandModule.jpg|Unprogrammed Droid Command Module]]. These are one time use items that can be purchased from a Droid Engineer. To copy a program, simply use the Command Module radial menu. The Program option will open up a window that allows you to choose one of the programs that you know. Once the program has been copied to the Command Module, the name of the Module will change to Ready Chip: XXX, where XXX is the name of the program that you copied. Once a program is copied, a Pilot can either trade the program to someone else, or use the program themselves. Using the radial, you can transfer the program to your datapad. Once the program is transfer to the datapad, the Program chip is expended.
 From the datapad, you will want to move the Droid Program to the Droid or Flight Computer that you will be using in your ship. If you are using a Flight Computer, you can open it from the radial menu in the datapad. If you are using a Droid, you will need to call the droid, open the data storage, and transfer program into the droid. Once a program is added to a Droid or Flight Computer, you can not remove it, without destroying the program.
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 Extreme or Level 4 = 25 Program Size<br>
 Emergency Shield (Front/Rear) = 35 Program Size</center>
 == Pilot Programs ==

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−	Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module, installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.	+	Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.

	Checking the remaining capacity on your Data Storage Droid requires you to call it into the world, open up the radial on your droid (in the world, not the datapad) and choose the menu 2) Droid Options. In the menu, choose Open Droid's Datapad. It will show an inventory window with the current schematics, data disk items, and commands. At the bottom it will show [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad3.jpg\|"capacity used/total capacity"]] in raw numbers (e.g. 100/150).		Checking the remaining capacity on your Data Storage Droid requires you to call it into the world, open up the radial on your droid (in the world, not the datapad) and choose the menu 2) Droid Options. In the menu, choose Open Droid's Datapad. It will show an inventory window with the current schematics, data disk items, and commands. At the bottom it will show [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad3.jpg\|"capacity used/total capacity"]] in raw numbers (e.g. 100/150).

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 Checking the remaining capacity on your Data Storage Droid requires you to call it into the world, open up the radial on your droid (in the world, not the datapad) and choose the menu 2) Droid Options. In the menu, choose Open Droid's Datapad. It will show an inventory window with the current schematics, data disk items, and commands. At the bottom it will show [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad3.jpg|"capacity used/total capacity"]] in raw numbers (e.g. 100/150).
-Additionally, a droid's currently used memory can be seen on the datapad in the form of the [[media:ProgramDroid(flightCommands).jpg|"Currently Used Memory" attribute. This will list the amount of datapad memory used for both programs and schematics.
+Additionally, a droid's currently used memory can be seen on the datapad in the form of the [[media:ProgramDroid(flightCommands).jpg|"Currently Used Memory"]] attribute. This will list the amount of datapad memory used for both programs and schematics.
 == Flight Computers & Astromechs ==

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 Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module, installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.
-Checking the remaining capacity on your Data Storage Droid requires you to call it into the world, open up the radial on your droid (in the world, not the datapad) and choose the menu 2) Droid Options. In the menu, choose Open Droid's Datapad. It will show an inventory window with the current schematics, data disk items, and commands. At the bottom it will show capacity used/total capacity in raw numbers (e.g. 100/150).
+Checking the remaining capacity on your Data Storage Droid requires you to call it into the world, open up the radial on your droid (in the world, not the datapad) and choose the menu 2) Droid Options. In the menu, choose Open Droid's Datapad. It will show an inventory window with the current schematics, data disk items, and commands. At the bottom it will show [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad3.jpg|"capacity used/total capacity"]] in raw numbers (e.g. 100/150).
-Additionally, a droid's currently used memory can be seen on the datapad in the form of the Currently Used Memory attribute. This will list the amount of datapad memory used for both programs and schematics.
+Additionally, a droid's currently used memory can be seen on the datapad in the form of the [[media:ProgramDroid(flightCommands).jpg|"Currently Used Memory" attribute. This will list the amount of datapad memory used for both programs and schematics.
 == Flight Computers & Astromechs ==

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−	The Droid Data Module is accessible from the [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad1.jpg\|"Options Menu"]]. Simply select the Datapad option from the radial menu and it will open up your droid's [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad3.jpg\|"Data Storage Module"]]. You can only place Manufacturing Schematics, Data Disk items (warren data disks for example) and Droid Command Programs in the Data Module.	+	1. The Droid Data Module is accessible from the [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad1.jpg\|"Options Menu"]].
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		+	2. Simply select the Datapad option from the radial menu and it will open up your droid's [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad3.jpg\|"Data Storage Module"]]. You can only place Manufacturing Schematics, Data Disk items (warren data disks for example) and Droid Command Programs in the Data Module.
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	Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module, installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.		Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module, installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.

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−	The Droid Data Module is accessible from the Options ~~menu~~. Simply select the Datapad option from the radial menu and it will open up your droid's Data Storage Module. You can only place Manufacturing Schematics, Data Disk items (warren data disks for example) and Droid Command Programs in the Data Module.	+	The Droid Data Module is accessible from the [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad1.jpg\|"Options Menu"]]. Simply select the Datapad option from the radial menu and it will open up your droid's [[media:OpeningDroidDatapad3.jpg\|"Data Storage Module"]]. You can only place Manufacturing Schematics, Data Disk items (warren data disks for example) and Droid Command Programs in the Data Module.

	Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module, installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.		Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module, installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.

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-The Droid Data Module is accessible from the Options menu. Simply select the Datapad option from the radial menu and it will open up your droid's Data Storage Module. You can only place Factory Schematics and Droid Command Programs in the Data Module. See Section 5 on how to use the JtL Pilot content.
+The Droid Data Module is accessible from the Options menu. Simply select the Datapad option from the radial menu and it will open up your droid's Data Storage Module. You can only place Manufacturing Schematics, Data Disk items (warren data disks for example)  and Droid Command Programs in the Data Module.
 Pilots can use a Flight Computer or an R-series droid with a Data Module installed in a ship that is equipped with a Droid Interface device, which is a Shipwright crafted item. The level of the Flight Computer or Data Module, installed in an R-series droid, must be equal to or lower then the Pilot's Astromech Certification.
-Checking the remaining capacity on your Data Storage Droid requires you to call it into the world, open up the radial on your droid (in the world, not the datapad) and choose the menu 2) Droid Options. In the menu, choose Open Droid's Datapad. It will show an inventory window with the current schematics and commands,and at the bottom it will show capacity used/total capacity in raw numbers (e.g. 100/150).
+Checking the remaining capacity on your Data Storage Droid requires you to call it into the world, open up the radial on your droid (in the world, not the datapad) and choose the menu 2) Droid Options. In the menu, choose Open Droid's Datapad. It will show an inventory window with the current schematics, data disk items, and commands. At the bottom it will show capacity used/total capacity in raw numbers (e.g. 100/150).
 Additionally, a droid's currently used memory can be seen on the datapad in the form of the Currently Used Memory attribute. This will list the amount of datapad memory used for both programs and schematics.

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