Lol... Let me guess... for an 'irony effect' type thing?

I think a skinning feature would be a nice touch, and even perhaps considered a feature when you look at the fact that MexCom works primarily with games...

Happy New Year!

I'm just throwing an idea out here, perhaps we should add a 'Compression/Encryption' section to the individual format pages, to be used for specific methods if applicable...? It would be more work, but would make the Wiki that much more complete and useful.

Small explanation for those interested: ImpType Standard; (This tells MultiEx Commander (MexCom) that we can support replacement of resources in archives of this type as well. Standard means we can provide the offset of the resource offsets and resource sizes). IDString 0 PXMDY ; (this archive (fil...

...Except spambots.

This would be for misc formats, like db's, savegames (which I CAN help with (to a degree) ), custom text formats, etc.

Same as the last one, except for still graphics, animations, and streaming video.

Well, we've got a thread for working on encrypted and compressed formats, so I figured, why not audio (and video and binary, in a minute)? Not that I know how to decipher these formats - I know even less than Mr.Mouse and friendsofwatto...

Spam message... A Mod/Admin better delete it...

Okay. Scanning it with TrID, then opening it in XVI32, I've come to the conclusion as well that the other file is not an archive. However, TrID said something about it being a Computer Graphics Metafile...

Hmm... in the virus-scan I ran on them, it was scanning files within both of them... I was using AVG, just so you know...

What was the name of the one that seems to be just a zip file?

Okay, I'll forward it to you both... I've still got the original message in my 'Send' box.

EDIT: Hmm... it would seem that I forgot to strip the header stuff when I forwarded it... My bad...

Not to be rude, but I figured I'd bump this... Perhaps I should forward the email to Watto...?

Mr.Mouse wrote:I'll have a look. I am pretty busy finalizing the next version of MultiEx Commander, though (4.2).

Oh, so that's where you've been for the past couple of weeks... I thought you'd dropped off the face of the planet or something...