Robert

MAMEinfo.dat MAME32qa SDLMAME AGEMAME patch info.dat Mame32 Plus! Plus! Catlist

http://mamedev.org

WinDS had some of those things. Not a phone obviously. Don't worry Drake, it's a homebrew public domain rom.

It sends the sid anyway, just in case there turns out to be a cookie problem. Don't worry about it.

Sinclair Spectrum emulator >> Get it HERE.

ColecoVision emulator >> Get it HERE.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Comm...ons_Act_of_2006

Rom Manager >> Get it HERE.

thats just a sid number, i have no idea why it exists but it's a standard part of invision boards. Just ignore or remove it and as you discovered, everything still works anyway.

BT client >> Get it HERE.

Sony are certainly enhancing their reputation, thats for sure. I haven't bought any of their products for a while, and I certainly won't be in the future.

Acorn Archimedes Emulator >> Get it HERE.

Source: http://byuu.cinnamonpirate.com/?page=bsnes...=3&browser=

Wonderswan emulator Translated by Google >> Get it HERE.

I use Outlook 2000 (the corporate one) at home and at work and it seems quite ok. As for browsing, I'm happy enough with IE6, I'll stay with it for now.

Emerson Arcadia emulators >> Get it HERE.

TG16/PCE emulator >> Get it HERE.

Arcade emulator for GP2X >> Get it HERE.

thanks, that picture is much clearer.

Looks impressive although I'm no judge, never having owned anything like this. Is $200 a good price? I wouldn't know. As for the trackball, is it that white blob in the middle? Bit hard to tell. oh yeah, fixed your tiny little typo.

The nearest arcade to me is about 10km away but I haven't visited for some time and it might not be there anymore. It had lots of neogeo games, sfiii, and so on.

Noticed you've added the OCX/DLL package.

Amiga emulator for the PSP >> Get it HERE.

>> Get it HERE.

OK I got around to trying it. Firstly it wouldn't start, needed COMDLG32.OCX which I found on the net. When I went to check the configuration of the keyboard, it died again because TABCTL32.OCX was missing, which was fixed the same way. The keyboard config shows numbers instead of key letters, so i decided to not change anything. I don't have an alternate input device. I tried out changing screen sizes, 2x, 3x works although it disappears for a couple of secs while doing so. 4x just causes the emulator to vanish and never comes back. I assume that because the size would be larger than my screen some sort of exception occurred (although it never said anything). EDIT: I found an hour later that it was in the task manager, consuming 15% cpu time, and killed it off. Must have got stuck in a loop. I tried 2 games, the first was a daffy duck game, the second being lemmings. They both ran as expected, although no sound, and seemed to be rather slow. There's no frame counter so I couldn't be sure. I tried dragging the rom onto the executable but this gives a black screen. I also tried dragging the rom onto the open window, but again, it didn't start. Incidently, the daffy duck game has an inbuilt music and sound test option which could come in handy later. The settings are remembered, but it took a little while to find where they are stored. It's in the registry, at HKCU\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\olafsms - in case you want to reset back to default. If a game is running, you need to click the X twice to close. For a first release, and only 42kb in size, this is a remarkable effort. Go Olaf! To answer IJTF_Cinder, I had no delay when opening the emulator, although there is a few seconds delay between opening a rom and the game starting. I didn't get any black frames although when closing the emulator the whole screen flashed black. It doesn't appear to be UPX'd or compressed at first glance.