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PurpleYouko:
--- Quote ---I may be able to do something about that later.
I actually have a CD of office 2002 at home which has an "official" open license from Microsoft. I may be able to post a zip of it to either Darwinbots.com or the old FTP site.
I will let you know later ;)
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OK then I have some good news and some bad news.
The good news is that it is possible to put my Excel setup files into a zip and post it to the FTP
The bad news is that I can't seem to get to the FTP from home (where the zip file is). I tried emailing myself the file but it has mysteriously failed to arrive at my work PC so I will have to try again tonight.
I will get it up ASAP.
Botsareus:
Snapshot kind of still does not save the whole dna file for "TheOne" it just runs out of room on it. Maybe its an excel issue?
I was thinking on this to make save settings backwords compatible:
Make the program count how mutch lines there are in the settings file before loading it; after it gets the magic number , make seporate loading routines for each case (means a lot more code, but gives you backwords compatible).
(Kinda Tricky still because first you have to make it figure out how mutch different species are in the file.)
PurpleYouko:
I think early versions of Excel may be limited to 255 characters in a cell so it is possible that really long genes might not fit.
I will check it out with a test run of my own. I know my Excel can hold more than 255 characters per cell so we will see.
PurpleYouko:
OK checked it out.
The_One saved perfectly and appeared just fine in Excel.
I then created a robot file from it and tested it back in DB.
That worked perfectly too.
It must be your Excel that is the problem Bots
Stryke:
--- Quote ---I will get it up ASAP.
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Ok, thanks alot.
Oh, and it had been bugging me, but I finally found out who it is in your avatar, PY. I thought it was someone on Inuyasha at first.
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