OK, now I've created a .DAT compiler for midi files, but... Now I have a biiiig problem. The new files that get's into the .DAT must be at the same filesize. The solutions are: 1) Must me kept at the same size (nearly impossible) 2)We must find a way to change the pointer (the pointer isn't in the ....

What's going to be done in Alpha 8? And when is it finished?

That's just what I did on MIDISND1.DAT. Extract MIDISND2.DAT you, since I'm to lazy, lol. I'll code an extractor, and a rebuilder later.

I checked, and there aren't any similar file seperators in DIGISND1.DAT. Why not just make a wav file, and search for the first bytes in it?

Actually, it was real simple to extract them, since all mid files starts with the same two bytes. That makes it easy as hell. I'll make an editor, but shall I compile it as a DLL? I think a DLL is best. Are you able to get a DLL into the princed.exe file?

Princed 2.5 is really easy to use, and V3 comes very soon (which is easy as a dream), so don't bother.

Why not get V3 compile the levels.dat from the bottom? Without templates, and stuff like that. We do know all about it, so why not?

I'm ChrML, only that I couldn't get logged into this forum. Finally (after 30 min more researching) I got the midi files in MIDISND1.DAT extracted. Actually, it was really simple. Getting them back into the file is not hard either. Just paste it back over the file in a hex editor, and change the fil...

Looks good when I tried your alpha version. Couldn't save yet throught, but I really look forward to release.

I hex edited princed.exe in that pack, but sent you a bit better translation in to your email. It's the TIPOS.pas file translated. Read my comment in it, because i think something might go wrong in it (the letters Ä?, ??, and Ä?, read my comment in pas file).

I made a princed in norwegian, and you have right. Making a language change is takes really short time (10 mins). Now it is working with norwegian language.

[url]http:\\www.thps3cu.com\files\princed25nor.zip[/url]

All norwegians: Enjoy!

I think v3.0 is the best. No-one runs dos anymore, so why bother making a newer version of 2 when 3 runs a lot better, and more userfriendly?