Mike
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But how about moving the TC to right-bottom corner, right above the speedometer?
I guess it isn't that hard to do it, but it's enough hard for me XDBlue experimented with different positions way back when he first announced it as a feature for 0.2c. The position it's in now, is the best position.
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DK asked me to let you folks know that he won't be around for a few weeks due to personal reasons.
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lol, just because its useless to you doesn't mean its useless to others orgcon
Like a top of the line guitar pick might be useful to you, but uesless to me
Haha,
It's not useless to me though I know what you mean though.
I still think it's cool that you can run the apps without installing them.
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or if you want some apps at work that you're not allowed to haveand that there is the reason it is brilliant, in my opinion
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SAAT - San Andreas Audio Toolkit
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Nothing new to me. Linux has been doing this for years.Have they? Keep in mind, the majority of people use Windows.
Though interestingly they have a portable version MAC OS (Mac on a stick), and a Linux OS is coming soon.
And also if you could say, stick it on a portable divice like an mp4 player and be able to use apps like word on the divice while on the go, then it may also be useful, but I guess thats out of the question too!Works with the iPod/iPhone if that does anything for ya.
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If you work in IT, and/or move around to different PC's a lot, then it is very, very useful.
Plus to a lot of people this part may appeal.
All without leaving any personal data behind. -
Look in the big white box
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One point you missed.WHAT THE HELL IS IT?
Try reading, there is a reason I posted the link
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This is brilliant!
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Open
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Free
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I have something else for you to work out to when you get chance.
In the meantime, have a cookie
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Yep, what Blue said, if you are a newbie, download NSIS 2.45 and also HM NIS Edit (you can use a wizard on this to create your installer)say, how do you guys make those fancy exe's for your mods? people say mine are complex to install so that would be handy.I haven't seen the code for the new installer. I never bothered to send it to you since you said you hated making the installer -
Usually goes down for me, but that "feature" was also present in 0.1.1.
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enter the palm tree
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wth is this?
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Updated the exe to include the requiem patch.
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I got bored, so here you go http://www.mediafire.com/file/4zgjndjnztv/...n_0.1_Setup.exe
I don't have SA on this laptop though so can't test it. It should work though.
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rebuild the archiveSomeone would have to be blind to miss the "rebuild archive" messages
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CJ it's not the colour, it's the model...
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110% VC
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Imagine you're a "begginer" at modding ... you don't know how to install the mod ...Which is the reason we don't use sami for the BTTF SA mod.
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what about using a sami script?Means you have to have SAMI installed before you start, with a NSIS executable, everything can be done from 1 file.
NSIS is stupidly easy to use, so long as you take the time to learn the basics, you can do pretty much anything with it.
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Once you get used to the basics, NSIS is a piece of cake to use.
If you are stuck, start out with HM NIS Edit and use the Wizard.
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in GTA: Hill Valley
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Cool, it sounds like the one we were discussing. Is this you playing it?