2006/4/8, Ryan Marshall <rem_aspira@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > I would actually consider this complete. The application I use to make these > doesnt really make 'windows' so the best I could do was make it appear in > the taskbar, though part of the program hides the task bar on occasions. > > The 'exit program' button clears everything from memory, so you should have > no problem, and taskbar/start menu can be made to reappear (*if* it > dissapears) by alt-tabbing, or hitting CTRL-ESC <- usual command to bring up > start menu. > > There is the map, all navigation ability, a text box where you can jump to > pages and Y-entries that don't have active links - to jump to a Y entry type > y first, so to go to y12 you would simply type Y12 or y12 in the text box > and hit enter, or push the 'go to page' button. > > Putting in a normal page number will go to the 'mini map' corresponding > page. > > You can add special items to an item list, and endurance points and days > elapsed can be kept track of my left clicking and righ clicking. > > Every time a new mini map loads, you will automatically lose a day (in > keeping with the rules) but you can of course manually reverse this. > > You will need to manually adjust days lost from Y-entries and endurance > points lost. > > Have fun, let me know what else I need to do. Making Scarlet S next should > be even quicker, as I just need to change y-entries to x-entries. > > http://www.freewebtown.com/skarn/ch2EE.zip I tried it and it does not crash here, but I don't seem to be able to get to the first section? I can use the controls to the left, view the background story and the map, but I see nothing more. Entering arbitrary numbers in the "Go To Page" box has no effect either. There's also something fishy with the right part of the window. If I click there I will activateany window beneath this program's. If there are no other windows beneath, I can get the desktop menu to appear. This is WinXP SP2, on a machine with a Radeon 9600 graphics card. -- Thomas