The utility is windows only. The XPR files are only marginally supported by this script for MultiEx Commander here: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?p=6049#6049 Also, this tool was mentioned by Rusty_LeCyborg as being able to open and inject into XPR files: http://www.xbox-saves.com/pafiledb/pa...

This matter has been resolved. The key code has been removed and we have been contacted by a parent of the 10-year old rideorange. They apologized for his actions and would discipline him accordingly. Rideorange also sent an email to apologize for his actions. We will leave it at that, of course.

Thanks for the info, I have come into contact with that forum. They will take action. In the meantime, let's sit down and see how we can get to rideorange, as this is his address he provided with PayPal. I have also send him a small notice: Your betrayal of the MultiEx Commander community has not be...

Hi, nice little problem you got there. Are you sure you got the format of the FAT file right? I see that the filenames in there are really just 12 in length at max, standard DOS lengths actually, 8 for the name and 4 for the dot plus file extension. Then come some other variables, some of which incr...

So much to do, huh? I'm just wondering, for the Load archive, how hard would it be to write a format sniffer of some type that attempts to make an educated guess at what format the archive is in? *being somewhat of a programmer, realizes how hard it WOULD be and saves the other programmer the time ...

Update. Those few that donated should now have recieved a key. Please look at this post date. If you have not, please come complain here.

Done. You should now have recieved once again your original key.

Looking into it this evening. Yes, I'm back from somewhere out beyond the snowcovered mountains in the distance.

I don't mind. I'm back to fix this this evening.

Got myself a full day (morning to the early hours) of coding time and these features are more or less in now: - multiex.dll can now compile text scripts to BMS itself, no need for a Scriptor to compile them, just feed the actual text format and the BMS will be compiled in-multiex. Handy , because: -...

I too am excited about this progress. That much, that I thought it time to turn the Spotlight on Turfster.

http://www.xentax.com/

Hope you like it.

Okido!

No! Do not remind me of Bloody Friday! I can still hear them scream at night! They...haunt this cyberspace for far too long now...They log in as "guests", you see, but not the sort you would welcome into your house! M-m-make it stop!

You never did get round to uploading that file, did you ?

You should visit the RAW forums for that, I guess.