Ah. I see memory files in quickbms syntax. I was first trying multiex syntax. Quickbms has strlen and the unicode type reads the text without needing to specify the length. So, I don't think I need the memory file. But, thanks for leading me to quickbms.

I've went through only one mrmouse youtube video so far, the one for etherlords. Trying to do something similar with another file format, the file seems to be a sequence of null terminated 16-bit (utf-16le) characters, preceded and followed by other data that I haven't figured out. Can I use bms lan...

Hi. (kidding) I have a hard time with the poll. I just got interested in this stuff a few months back and then have been way too busy to look at it again. I guess that means I am not statistically relevant. But, it doesn't mean I have a pattern of not coming here often, or a lack of interest, since ...

Uggh..... sorry for wasting people's time. Right in the readme file:

"Important note: You must at all times run MultiEx Commander as administrator. Make sure you set this in the short-cut accordingly."

Yes, it works running as administrator.

I was sent the download link today and installed it on 64-bit windows 7. When I run the program I get: Run-time error '339' Componenet 'msinet.ocx' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid The file is there. I also tried downloading a vb6 service pack and ins...

I get an HTML page with no content when I click on the link, iceweasel ie and chrome