Mexcom can't change how the game program works, only extract and/or import files from the archives. if the game is limited to only ANSI characters, thats something you'd have to take up with the programmers of the game, not us.

which do you think is better, multiple windows? or all in one, like VS or VS.NET?

email?

Ok, thats enough guys.

Well, if you can't write your own code then try to find and RE my unpackers for Guild Wars, Blood Magic and StarForce protected games (Bet on Soldier, etc). :) By your comment, thats a huge imply that you are REing those games as you specifically mention Starforce protection. So don't even say its ...

or the more popular xxd or even MS Calculator.

http://kofler.dot.at/c64/

not to be rude or anything, but I HATE fonts that you can't tell the difference between 0(Zero) and O(Capital Letter O), and 1(Number 1) and l(Small Letter L).

i already wrote an extractor. A week later, the company that wrote it, released a program to extract and create the files for you, and that was for UFO: Aftermath, VFS (Virtual File System) hasn't changed in UFO: Aftershock. Besides the MD5 checksum and header, the file is almost exactly like FAT32.

different headers

PKZIP header is PK 0x03 0x04
This has a header of PK 0x04 0x00

lol, how about using the C64 font?

Adding a plugin system also, plugins should be allowed to create new menu items, also new project options, as well as to add to global preferences. I'm going for a options look similar to winamps, only plugin configurable.

hehe, i thought that was wrong, unless its an Activision game, they would be sued for that game name

finished the hex viewers highlighting, almost the final piece