The registry keys doesnt seem to work on my machine. The MediaCenter was starting on some buttons after installing/reboot. I had to run the old plugin one time to get the default service disabled.
stottle wrote:Im not sure where youre heading here.  Mind explaining what are the above would fix?

Good ideas here all around. It seems the consensus is that the 1 pp per session is ultimately way too much to represent genre.

How do people feel about letting players go deeper into their PLs? Say a PL 10 character with 175 pp or a PL11 with 200pp?

Good ideas here all around. It seems the consensus is that the 1 pp per session is ultimately way too much to represent genre.

How do people feel about letting players go deeper into their PLs? Say a PL 10 character with 175 pp or a PL11 with 200pp?

I have a desktop computer with Windows XP. I no longer use this device and I have moved all my data files to my newer computer. I am about to donate the desktop to a needy organization. While I trust the recipient I am concerned that some of their personnel may find something I would not want them to find. Before I give them the computer I would like to Erase it leaving only the operating system and any other programs I have loaded onto it. Not being familiar with computers at that level I would appreciate some advice on how and what to Erase.
Thanks for any and all help.

Hi Mike,

NICE JOB  bi

Very nice production with the hot-linked Table of Contents and all the active cross references, plus all the reformatting to fit “book” pages. Very clean and usable.

Of course, one of the long-standing complaints about the original online “manual” is that in many places it seems more like a sales pitch than a how-to manual, and that is all you had to work with.  To get better content either takes a lot of dedication or something like a Wiki where lots of people can contribute their tips.  Also of course, there are a few links that still go to on-line locations; you could not include the entire Almeza site in this manual.

This PDF should definitely be a huge help to those folks who have slow connections or are behind corporate firewalls that make it hard to get to the original or to anyone who wants to print something out to have on their desk while they work.

Congratulations,
August