How would this subforum look like? We are currently working on a site that will allows us all to upload our custom made tools for everyone to download. This will hopefully bring order to chaos with all these tools. But the forum, how would that look like ? I mean other than the Code forum that is in...

Dinoguy1000 wrote:Cool. Are you going to archive other old versions of MexCom as well?

Maybe I will See where I got the stuff

Finally some screenshots

docs/mc.doc (MultiEx Commander manual) Quick Manual for MultiEx Commander, by Mr.Mouse/SadCom Ltd. Platform: DOS/WIN98 (Long Filenames) NOT WINDOWS 95. ----------------------------------------------------------- General: -------- I have provided TREAD and BREAD as default FILEVIEWERS. With MC.INI yo...

docs/multiex.doc (manual for multiex.exe and MexScript) -------------------------------------------------------------------- M U L T I E X V 1 . 8 0 b y X e N T a X / S A D C O M L t d. coded by MrMouse 1998 --------------------------------------------------------------------- CONTENTS: 1. Introduct...

docs/BUGS!.txt MultiEx (MEX) and MultiEx Commander known BUGS! ----------------------------------------------- - Environment Path (e.g. SET PATH=c:\windows;c:\bc5;c:\mc;...etc...etc...) may NOT be longer than 256 bytes. Or else multiex.exe can't find the ini file(s) it needs to function correctly. T...

You can use the script. Save the text as a text file (.txt).
In MultiEx Commander go to 'Tools' and select the Custom MexScript option. Then point to the .txt file. Then point to the archive to open. Done.

For archival purposes I thought to upload by old (final) DOS version of MultiEx Commander and multiex.exe. The installation files: mcsetup23r.zip Some source code: MexCom_DOS_Source_1997_1999.zip MultiEx_DOS_SourceCode_2000.zip Screenshots: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=3450&p...

Good luck!

Well, Dinoguy gives some good info on the subject. I would add that MexScript allows to save particular variable positions. For instance, you can save the filepointers for a resource's offset and size variable. When you know the offset of these pointers you can update them when you start replacing r...

Ok cool! I hope Andrew and you can work something out. Just let me know if you need something. I'll also talk to Andrew to see if we can get the idea right .

@Dinoguy, that service also allows you to save the image. Now we can only hope that this service does not sell it to spammers

@Quenombre: Sorry ! My mistake! That system looks very good! I've contacted you also via email, together with Andrew (Agret).

You know, I think you did not get rejected at all. The problem is probably that no-one has found a solution yet. This is usually the case, and especially with encrypted/compressed files of unknown origin it is a rather difficult task. So someone downloads the files, takes the time to look at it, fai...

Hi and welcome! Well, that's indeed the source (old) of MultiEx Commander. I tried in the past to open source it let others work on it (that old hag Time prevented me to work on it myself for 100%). However, work never took off there, and I continued on my own again, cleaning the lousy code myself h...

@quenombre: Thanks, I appreciate your suggestion (be it belately). However, I'm not 100% sure Word Press would suffice for what we'd like to do.

@Agret: Nice! I'll contact you via gmail then!