Very well. I will make a global thread for everyone to add his or her comments about file sharing hosts. We should be able to list a number of them that we can recommend. Sendspace is good indeed.

Could you use another upload service perhaps? Rapidshare is difficult nowadays, as they more or less banned the free users.

I could not agree more with your post. I too have noticed that Rapidshare is no longer a good option. The idea to list "approved" hosts is excellent. Can you start a thread on that? I can make you mod if you like, so you can make the thread a sticky one.

No, because the first file that is opened ("targeted") will automatically be file 0. The problem is that the Log command does not take a file number: 0 is assumed. When you choose *.fat as the first file, it will be file 0. MultiEx will then assume it needs the *.fat to find the resources....

Well, I back you completely. I think all such spammers should be shot dead. No trial needed. Instant execution.

Never mind, I've got the format figured out. Here's a script you may use in MultiEx Commander: # This has an external file allocation table *.FAT! Open FDDE FAT 1 ; # In the fat, get the archive size Get ArchiveSize Long 1 ; # Now get the number of entries Get FileNum Long 1 ; # Calculate offset of ...

The PC version does not have these .nob files. Can you cut out a larger part? And upload it somewhere?

This is a known issue and will not be solved in the official download until a new release. Here's a fixed Scriptor.
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=3293&p=28001&hilit=scriptor#p28001

Ok, this one seems pretty straightforward. You already attached the .fat file, which is of course the file allocation table. It holds the information on the files that are in the nob files.

Read the rules.You must offer an example for us to check out.

Interesting. Well, I did not write the plugin, though. We should see where this comes from.

Very good, Corwin.

Nice going, Corwin and others!

Ok, banned.

Nice work. I didn't take that look.