Sorry for the late response, but other chores are taking up all of my time.

See http://www.xentax.com/?p=90

But when I'm done with that, I will go through the requests and check if I can help out.

...that much so that the next release will feature the "load scripts from wiki" option.

And a huge number of other changes. Too much to go into now. It does take up all my time, that's why game archive research is slowed. (See http://www.xentax.com/?p=90 ). My apologies.

I don't have the game, so i can't check. Perhaps you should attach an example.

Well, you can send it through some free filesharing websites, like others do here.

Thanks for the info. I'm sorry that I've been busy with a lot of other stuff of late, so I haven't been doing archive research as much as I want. When I finally get the new release of MultiEx Commander out (which I aim at somewhere during august) I'll have more time to spend one of my favourite pass...

Not that I'm aware of. Seems fine.

That system does not change. We need the donations to the MultiEx Commander project to ensure it's continuity. Users/Volunteers/Supporters can donate to different projects or to the general Xentax Foundation cause, that is up to them. The total funding will be spend on projects that need it. It is o...

Check out the frontpage for all the details!

http://www.xentax.com

Xentax is an official non-profit foundation by Dutch law.

You like what? This is the wrong forum.

Yes, today! So, congratulations Captain!

NinjaMuffin wrote:Excellent stuff.

Thank's Mr Mouse.

Cheers

N

You mean the new homepage? Thanks!

Well, I have multiple projects going on besides my daily job and family. Time is not on my side. I can't do everything alone. Patience!

Okay a work-around.

Two scripts, one to get the compressed ones, the other for the uncompressed ones.

Well, it's also pretty lame that MultiEx Commander dares to crash if the decompression fails. That should be forbidden by law. So, I'll fix that.

Like I said in 2004:

The *.DPK format uses ZLib compression on most, but not all resources (for reasons unbeknownst to me, ZLib probably did not achieve enough compression on some files, or it was just a sloppy employee at work).