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From what I have seen of the Doc Browser in RR 2.7.5 Beta it is greatly improved.][/b]

Yes, let's open up the forum.

I have a number of stacks referencing external AIFF files running under Ubuntu 5.04. As 5.04 uses GNOME it chews RAM a bit too much on my clanky old machines - want to change over to 6.10 with XFCE (Xubuntu) but that only supports OGG and other Open Source formats - which RR does not. Help and sugge...

Being a sl-o-w--l-e-a-r-n-e-r I have recently uploaded one or two little stacks to RevOnline.

All the best, Richmond

and I know why I'm doing it! As I am rolling my own I, and I alone, am responsible for the code and any nasty glitches along the way. Quite frankly I would rather fall over in my own "muck" than somebody else's - mainly because I know how my reasonong processes go; and designing a game is rather a s...

In some ways the Documentation Browser in RR 2.0.1 was better than in subsequent releases insofar as it was more intuitive and sucked less RAM.

Were RR happy I would be prepared to hive off a standalone of the RR 2.0.1 documentation - bearing in mind that it is out of date in several ways.

It would be fantastic if RR could export sounds in a number of formats rather like the way RR can export graphic files in several formats.

I have built up quite a large amount of resources that are available FREE for download and may be of help for newcomers to Runtime Revolution. They are currently located in a number of Yahoo User Groups: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/richmondsrrr http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RRRStudents http://grou...