@database MCE.guide @author James Jacobs of Amigan Software @(c) © Amigan Software 2011-2012. Freely distributable. @$VER: MCE.guide 7.22 (11.9.2012) @node Main "MCE" @{b}#*=====================*# #| M U L T I - G A M E |# #| C H A R A C T E R |# #| E D I T O R |# #| Version 7.22 |# #| 11 Sep 2012 |# #| |# #| by James Jacobs |# #| of Amigan Software |# #*=====================*#@{ub} @{" Overview " link Over} @{" Requirements " link Requ} @{" Usage " link Usag} @{" Credits and Licence " link Cred} @{" History " link Hist} @{" Other Releases " link Rele} Games: @{" Bard's Tale 1-3 & Construction Set " link BTCE} BattleTech @{" Bloodwych " link Bloodwych} @{" Chambers of Shaolin " link ChambersOfShaolin} @{" Champions of Krynn " link ChampionsOfKrynn} @{" Citadel of Vras " link COVCE} Dark Castle 1 @{" Demon's Winter " link DWCE} @{" Dragon Wars " link DragonWars} @{" Faery Tale Adventure " link FTACE} Great Giana Sisters/Hard 'n' Heavy @{" Hillsfar " link HCE} @{" Legend of Faerghail " link LegendOfFaerghail} Legend of Lothian @{" Might & Magic 2 " link Might&Magic2} @{" Neuromancer " link NCE} @{" Phantasie 1 & 3 " link PCE} @{" Pirates! " link Pirates} @{" Pool of Radiance " link PoolOfRadiance} @{" Questron 2 " link Q2CE} Return of the Jedi @{" Shadowlands " link Shadowlands} @{" Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon " link Sinbad} @{" Temple of Apshai " link TempleOfApshai} @{" Times of Lore " link TOLCE} Transylvania 1 & 2 @{" Ultima 3-6 " link UCE} Wizardry 6 @{" Zerg " link ZCE} @endnode @node Over "Overview" MCE (Multi-game Character Editor) allows editing of character files, saved games and high score tables for these 38 games: * Bard's Tale 1-3 & Construction Set * BattleTech * Bloodwych * Chambers of Shaolin * Champions of Krynn * Citadel of Vras * Dark Castle 1 * Demon's Winter * Dragon Wars * Faery Tale Adventure * Great Giana Sisters/Hard 'n' Heavy * Hillsfar * Legend of Faerghail * Legend of Lothian * Might & Magic 2 * Neuromancer * Phantasie 1 & 3 * Pirates! * Pool of Radiance * Questron 2 * Return of the Jedi * Shadowlands * Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon * Temple of Apshai * Times of Lore * Transylvania 1 & 2 * Ultima 3-6 * Wizardry 6 * Zerg @{b}General warnings@{ub} It is suggested that you make a backup of (the unedited versions of) your files before using the editor. If you want to save the changes you have made, you must do so explicitly (eg. via the toolbar or menu). It is not necessarily safe to set certain attributes to the maximum allowed by the editor, as not every attribute has been exhaustively tested for its allowable range. Also, the editor will allow you to set eg. your current hit points to be higher than your maximum hit points, but doing this is not recommended. Different game versions might use different file formats which may not be compatible with the editor. Files which you have previously hacked by hand might not be safe to load into the game and/or editor. @endnode @node Requ "System Requirements" @{b}Hardware@{ub} Required MC68020+ about 2Mb free RAM Recommended 1024*768 or higher Workbench @{b}Firmware@{ub} Required Kickstart 3.1+ @{b}Software@{ub} Required AmigaOS 3.9 with Boing Bag 1 (at least) Recommended OpenURL.library (if OS < 4.1.1) TCP/IP stack This program does not operate under the "AmigaOS 3.x" provided by Cloanto in eg. the Amiga Forever 6.0 package, as it requires OS3.9+BB1 (or later) versions of certain ReAction gadgets. The versions included in "AmigaOS 3.x" are obsolete and will not work. We suggest asking Cloanto for the real OS3.9 which you have paid them for and which they have not supplied to you, rather than a crippled version of OS3.5 which is basically what their "AmigaOS 3.x" is. If you have the Amiga Image Storage System (AISS) installed, you can delete the images/aiss/ subdirectory. For MorphOS users: You need the appropriate ClassAct/ReAction classes (eg. window.class, speedbar.gadget, etc.) installed. You can get these classes at http://amigan.1emu.net/releases/RA-MOS.lha . Those files are sourced from AmigaOS 3.9+BB2, except that window.class V42.84 is provided instead of V45.16. This is because MorphOS is incompatible with window.class 45.16: opening it will cause a hang. Simply copy these ReAction classes into SYS:Classes/ . Although they are compiled for 68020, they will work under MorphOS. @endnode @node Usag "Usage" @{b}CLI Arguments@{ub} @{b}MCE@{ub} @{b}Format: MCE@{ub} [PUBSCREEN ] [[FUNCTION] ] [FILE ] @{b}Template:@{ub} PUBSCREEN/K,FUNCTION/N @{b}Purpose:@{ub} To edit saved games for various games. @{b}Specification:@{ub} pubscreen=: the name of a public screen to open on (otherwise the default public screen is used). function=: the ordinal number of the function you wish to jump to. These correspond as follows: 1 Bard's Tale series 2 BattleTech 3 Bloodwych 4 Chambers of Shaolin 5 Champions of Krynn 6 Citadel of Vras 7 Dark Castle 1 8 Demon's Winter 9 Dragon Wars 10 Faery Tale Adventure 11 Great Giana Sisters/Hard 'n' Heavy 12 Hillsfar 13 Legend of Faerghail 14 Legend of Lothian 15 Might & Magic 2 16 Neuromancer 17 Phantasie 1 & 3 18 Pirates! 19 Pool of Radiance 20 Questron 2 21 Return of the Jedi 22 Shadowlands 23 Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon 24 Temple of Apshai 25 Times of Lore 26 Transylvania 1 & 2 27 Ultima 3 28 Ultima 4 29 Ultima 5 30 Ultima 6 31 Wizardry 6 32 Zerg @{b}Workbench Tool Types@{ub} These are not usable if MCE is compiled with StormC. PUBSCREEN= FUNCTION= These are equivalent to the relevant CLI arguments. @endnode @node BTCE "Bard's Tale 1-3 & Construction Set" The program autodetects the type of file being opened. The program allows considerable freedom to make alterations to the characters; thus, discretion is advised. Don't forget to save your character before quitting the program if you want to keep the changes you have made. The checkboxes indicate whether the relevant item is "equipped" or not. Next to each checkbox is an integer gadget which stores the quantity of that item. 255 is a magic number meaning "unlimited". The ellipses (...) when clicked will bring up a subwindow allowing you to change which item is stored in that slot. If a particular item is not available in that game, it will be shown in white. Values which can't be displayed by the game, eg. ST of 100 or more, are shown in the game as asterisks (eg. "**"), "WOW", or similar. They still work normally even if displayed in this manner. BT2 Notes: Images are used only for monsters/illusions. Items can be carried by anyone. BT3 Notes: Images are used for everyone. Items can be carried only by players. The THIEVES.INF file is what is edited. BTCS Notes: Images are not used for anyone. Items can be carried by anyone. The ROSTER.CHR file is what is edited. The sample scenario (Starlight Festival) is assumed, as far as items are concerned. @endnode @node Bloodwych "Bloodwych" Low armour classes are better than high ones. This editor has only been designed for and tested with the original Bloodwych; it may or may not work with the expansion(s). Please advise us of your results. @endnode @node ChambersOfShaolin "Chambers of Shaolin" This editor is designed for the WHDLoad version (V1.1 was tested). The floppy version seems to use a different format. There is a confirmed bug in that slave, in that only the first character "slot" can be used. Therefore, this editor only supports editing the first character slot. Hopefully, that bug will be fixed soon. @endnode @node ChampionsOfKrynn "Champions Of Krynn" Note that viewing/editing of items is not currently supported. Also note that characters are what is edited (not saved games). @endnode @node COVCE "Citadel of Vras" The game detects attempts to alter certain fields and will quit in such situations. Therefore those fields are read-only in the editor, for now at least. You can freely teleport around, change your inventory, etc. Eg. you can give yourself expensive items and then teleport to the shop (coordinates 6,3,1) to sell them. There is a HD-installed version of this game, and maps of it, at http://amigan.1emu.net/aw/ . @endnode @node DWCE "Demon's Winter" The program allows considerable freedom to make alterations to the characters; thus, discretion is advised. Don't forget to save your character before quitting the program if you want to keep the changes you have made. The checkboxes indicate whether the relevant item is "equipped" or not. Next to each checkbox is an integer gadget which stores the quantity of that item. 255 is a magic number meaning "unlimited". The ellipses (...) when clicked will bring up a subwindow allowing you to change which item is stored in that slot. @endnode @node FTACE "Faery Tale Adventure" Turning on the trainer allows these cheats during the game: ARROW KEYS____Move very fast over any terrain. 'B'__________________________Summon gold swan. 'R'___________________________Rescue princess. '='_______________________Display coordinates. 'F9'________________Increase time by one hour. 'F10'_________________Location in coordinates. @endnode @node DragonWars "Dragon Wars" Blank (empty) character and item names seem to indicate to the game that the character or item in question does not exist (ie. that the slot is unused). Editing nonexistent characters/items to "create" new characters/ items is untested and might be problematic. The checkboxes next to the item names are for whether the item is "equipped" or not. Editing item names does not change the actual characteristics of the items. "Min" indicates the minimum strength/dexterity/etc. required to use the item. @endnode @node HCE "Hillsfar" Since the Curse of the Azure Bonds game supports importing (and exporting) characters from (and to) Hillsfar, it can also be useful for that game. The program allows considerable freedom to make alterations to the characters; thus, discretion is advised. Don't forget to save your character before quitting the program if you want to keep the changes you have made. Usage is reasonably straightforward. You must supply an existing character file (#?.HIL) from Hillsfar for editing (an example file is provided). Note that you should use a filename which is no more than 8 characters, not including the ".HIL" extension, otherwise the game will not be able to load the character. (The convention used by the game is to use the first 8 characters of the character name, but this is not strictly required.) When playing Hillsfar, you can press 'F' to force locks. Also, there is a map available from the site. @endnode @node LegendOfFaerghail "Legend of Faerghail" The supported version of the game is V2.0e. Do not leave any empty item slots between your items. The checkboxes indicate whether the relevant item is "equipped" or not. The character roster is what is edited (not saved games). @endnode @node Might&Magic2 "Might & Magic 2" Characters 1-24 are normal characters; characters 25-48 are hirelings. Note that the contents of the Spellbook list are dependent on the character's class. This is by design. (Clerics and sorcerers have separate spell lists, and other classes have no spells.) @endnode @node NCE "Neuromancer" Ticked body parts indicate an original (good) body part. Unticked body parts indicate a replacement (bad) body part. @endnode @node PCE "Phantasie 1 & 3" The program allows considerable freedom to make alterations to the characters; thus, discretion is advised. Don't forget to save your character before quitting the program if you want to keep the changes you have made. The ellipses (...) when clicked will bring up a subwindow allowing you to change which item is stored in that slot. Unavailable choices are shown in white. Usage is reasonably straightforward. You must supply an existing character roster file from either Phantasie 1 (GUILD.DAT) or Phantasie 3 (GAMESAVE.DAT) for editing. It is unfortunately not possible to convert characters between the two games using this editor (although note that it is possible to use the Phantasie 3 game to convert (transfer) characters from Phantasie 1 to Phantasie 3). Phantasie 1 notes: It is unfortunately not possible to edit potions, scrolls or treasures. The 'purged' flag is set by the game when a character is deleted; ie. it is possible to 'undelete' a character by unchecking the checkbox. Phantasie 3 notes: Character slots #1-#25 are the main roster of guild members. Character slots #26-#32 are the seven party members. It is best to drop characters from the party first (Guild|Drop Member in the game) before editing them, as the game seems to use some stats from the roster slot and some stats from the party slot. No character may know more than 32 spells; this is a limit imposed by the file format itself. Unfortunately the 'purged' flag is not editable (or viewable, for that matter). Therefore, you should not try to create new characters with the editor; you should instead create them within the game and then use the editor. @endnode @node Pirates "Pirates!" Currently, only Pirates! is supported, not Pirates! Gold. Making changes to your cargo (food, etc.) or ships should be done with caution, as it can cause encumbrance-related issues. @endnode @node PoolOfRadiance "Pool of Radiance" It is easy to cause overflow of in-game amounts (eg. damage inflicted), so be conservative with your editing. Editing of your portrait and of your "icon" is MCE is unnecessary and therefore not implemented. (You can freely edit these in-game while encamped.) Note that viewing/editing of items is not currently supported. Also note that characters are what is edited (not saved games). @endnode @node Q2CE "Questron 2" The program allows considerable freedom to make alterations to the characters; thus, discretion is advised. Carrying all/nearly all weapons + armour + items can cause rendering problems in the game. Don't forget to save your character before quitting the program if you want to keep the changes you have made. Usage is reasonably straightforward. You must supply an existing character file (G0-G7) from Questron 2 for editing. The NAMES file is also updated appropriately when saving, if it can be found in the same directory as the character file (G0-G7), which is normally the case. @endnode @node Shadowlands "Shadowlands" This editor is intended to be used with (V1.6 of) the WHDLoad slave. Viewing/editing of items, faces, etc. is not currently supported. Be aware that loading a game in the WHDLoad version takes about 30 seconds, for some reason. @endnode @node Sinbad "Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon" The various NPCs can move around and therefore will not necessarily stay for long where you put them. Obviously it is not wise to move the Sabaralus (your ship) inland. The WHDLoad slave V1.2 seems to have bugs: your ship can randomly permanently disappear. Additionally, when talking to characters, their final answer is displayed only very briefly. We suggest using the floppy version of the game. @endnode @node TempleOfApshai "Temple of Apshai" All 3 "games" in the Temple of Apshai Trilogy are supported. You can edit character files (as stored in the Characters/ directory) or saved game files (eg. dngns/cip). MCE will detect the file type and configure itself accordingly. Although room numbers can range up to 60, most dungeons have less rooms than this. Changing to a nonexistent room will cause problems. @endnode @node TOLCE "Times of Lore" The program allows considerable freedom to make alterations to the characters; thus, discretion is advised. Don't forget to save your character before quitting the program if you want to keep the changes you have made. The game imposes a limit of 12 items that can be carried simultaneously. Note that the sphere has no in-game imagery until you actually examine it, and the Scroll of Life has no in-game imagery. @endnode @node UCE "Ultima 3-6" Ultima 3: "Maximize party" maximizes all characters. ROST.BIN is the data for the 20 characters who are in the roster. PLRS.BIN is the data for the 4 characters who are in the party. In the game: "Form the party" writes 4 characters from ROST.BIN to PLRS.BIN. "Disperse the party" writes 4 characters from PLRS.BIN to ROST.BIN. Ultima 4: For more information about the file format, see http://xu4.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/xu4/trunk/u4/doc/AmigaFileFormats.txt Only the ROST.BIN file is currently supported for editing. The PRTY.BIN contains certain saved game data but is not currently viewable/editable. Ultima 4-5: You cannot change the number of characters in the party, but you can edit edit "unused" characters (ie. characters who have not yet joined the party). "Maximize character" maximizes attributes which are specific to that character. "Maximize party" maximizes other attributes (ie. those which are general to the entire party). Ultima 5: It might be necessary to "unready" your equipment before using the editor. Ultima 6: (The WHDLoad slave V1.0 of) V1.12 of the game was tested. Other versions are untested and might not work correctly. The condition (poisoned, asleep, etc.) of your characters is automatically fixed by the editor when saving, but is not shown. Note that viewing/editing of items is not currently supported. @endnode @node ZCE "Zerg" Obviously, you should copy your saved game to somewhere other than RAM: if you want to keep it permanently. You can get this game from http://aminet.net/game/role/Zerg.lha or from Fish Disk #252 (http://aminet.net/misc/fish/fish-0252.lha). @endnode @node Cred "Credits and Licence" @{b}Credits@{ub} MCE was designed and programmed by James Jacobs of Amigan Software. Graphics were drawn by Martin `Mason' Merz, and by the graphicians of the relevant games. The OS4 port is compiled by Samir Hawamdeh. Special thanks to Olaf Barthel for documentation of the Legend of Faerghail file format, and to Steven Konecny for bug reports. @{b}EMail:@{ub} amigansoftware\@gmail.com @{b}Amiga Developer Number:@{ub} AD874 @{b}Website:@{ub} http://amigan.1emu.net/releases/ @{b}Licence@{ub} These programs are open source freeware. These are the licence conditions: * you are not allowed to sell it, or modified versions of it, without consent; * any modified versions must be clearly marked as such, and not be misrepresented as being the original software; * you are not allowed to claim you wrote this software, or to remove or alter the existing credits (though you may append to them as appropriate); * you may distribute this unmodified executable either with or without the source code, at your discretion. (The official release packages will always include source code.) However, modified versions (including ports) must include both the executable and source code; * software into which code or algorithms are copied must be open source, and appropriate credit must be given; * you must allow us the right to backport improvements you make to this software or algorithms; * you are not allowed to modify the software to deliberately insert logic bombs, spyware, digital restrictions management, copy protection, online activation, virii or other malware; * any package or compilation of which this software forms a part must be entirely free of logic bombs, spyware, digital restrictions management, copy protection, online activation and other malware; and * there is no warranty on this software. We seek to provide the most rights and freedoms possible to users, modifiers and distributors of this software. We believe that the above licence meets these needs. If you would like to become an official co-developer of thise utilities, please contact us. @{b}Bugs@{ub} Amiga development and style guidelines have been adhered to, using the official Amiga Technical Reference Series as authoritive reference. Please contact us immediately if any bugs are found. Do not assume that the bug has already been reported by another user; this is most unlikely. @{b}Future@{ub} It is our intention to update MCE as necessary. Contact us to suggest new features or to report bugs. If you have any information about the file formats used by various games, please contact us, to enable MCE to support more games more thoroughly. @{b}Source code@{ub} SAS/C and StormC source code is provided. The release binary was compiled under SAS/C 6.58. If you are interested in the file formats, you should also read http://amigan.1emu.net/releases/ami-form.txt @endnode @node Rele "Other Releases" @{b}Worm Wars@{ub} (Windows, AmigaOS 2-3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, AROS, GBA) Worm Wars is an advanced Tron/Snake-style arcade game for up to 4 players. There are 36 types of creature and 34 types of power-up objects. The integral level editor allows you to load, edit and save user levelsets, for greater lasting attraction. There is support for playing MED and IFF 8SVX files as music and sound effects respectively. It is enjoyable either for one player, or for competitive multiplayer games, and demo mode is available. Amiga or human control can be specified for any worm. Two keyboard players, four joystick players, and/or four CD³² gamepad players are supported. It is system-friendly, style compliant, screenmode-sensitive and locale-aware. The currently supported languages are English, German and Italian. @{b}Report+@{ub} (AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS) Report+ is a freeware ReAction-based utility with nine functions: 1. It is an enhanced, reverse-engineered, 100% byte-compatible replacement for the official Commodore bug reporting tool (40.2), optionally sending emails automatically. 2. It can generate/edit Aminet-style readmes. 3. It can edit A3000/A4000-type battery-backed memory. 4. It can access the official manufacturer and product ID registries. 5. It can view IFF/RIFF files and their component chunks. 6. It can perform batch processing on icons. 7. It can convert between various ASCII formats. 8. It can show directory byte usage for any path, optionally also fixing protection bits. 9. It can take a snapshot of a path and later compare the path against this, showing added, missing and changed files. @{b}Saga@{ub} (AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, AROS) This is a conversion of the 1981 TSR boardgame "Saga: Age of Heroes", for up to 6 players. Players can be controlled by human or Amiga. In Saga: Age of Heroes, players defeat evil monsters, win fabulous treasures and rule great kingdoms in their quest to gain glory and be the one hero whose memory will live on forever in the songs and stories of the age. It is currently available in English, German and Italian. SAS/C and StormC source code is included. @{b}AmiArcadia/WinArcadia@{ub} (AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, Windows) AmiArcadia and WinArcadia are multi-emulators of these machines: * the Emerson Arcadia 2001 console family (Bandai, Emerson, Grandstand, Intervision, Leisure-Vision, Leonardo, MPT-03, Ormatu, Palladium, Poppy, Robdajet, Tele-Fever, Tempest, Tryom, Tunix, etc.) (1982); * the Interton VC 4000 console family (Acetronic, Fountain, Interton, Prinztronic, Radofin, Rowtron, Voltmace, Waddington, etc.) (c. 1978); * the Elektor TV Games Computer (1979); * PIPBUG-based machines (EA 77up2, EA 78up5, Signetics Adaptable Board Computer, Eurocard 2650, etc.) (c. 1977-1978); * the Signetics Instructor 50 trainer (1978); * the Central Data 2650 computer (1977); * the Astro Wars, Cat and Mouse, Galaxia, and Laser Battle coin-ops by Zaccaria (1979-1982); * the Malzak 1 and 2 coin-ops by Kitronix (c. 1980); * the Chaos 2 computer (1983); * the Dolphin trainer (1977); * the PHUNSY computer (c. 1980); and * AY-3-8550-based Pong systems (c. 1976). Features include: ReAction GUI, load/save snapshots, windowed and full- screen modes, CPU tracing, trainer, drag and drop support, graphics scaling, automatic load/save of configuration/game, keyboard/joystick/ gamepad/paddle/mouse/trackball support, autofire, turbo mode, gameplay recording/playback, PAL/NTSC modes, sprite demultiplexing, help windows, source code, debugger, frame skipping, redefinable keys, save screenshots (4 supported formats), ARexx port, network play, real-time monitor, locale support, game selection sidebar, text-to-speech, printer output, undithering, support for ZIPped games, clipboard support, palette editor, tone retuning, high score management, force feedback, sprite editor, 3D. The supported languages are currently English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish. @{b}Super Bug Advance@{ub} (GBA) This is a port of a subset of the Ami/WinArcadia 11.71 emulator to the Nintendo Game Boy Advance platform, for the purpose of emulating the Super Bug and Capture games. @{b}Africa@{ub} (AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS) This is a conversion of the 1977 3W boardgame "Africa", for up to 5 players. Players can be controlled by human or Amiga. SAS/C and StormC source code is included. In this game each player takes the role of one of the powers attempting to establish or maintain a sphere of influence in the southern half of the African continent. By interfering in the economic stability and political alliance of nations, and by subsidising them, the players attempt to extend their political control of Africa, while diminishing the control of their opponents. There is the opportunity to set up governments in favour of the players, encourage revolutions, start wars between the African nations and even introduce armies of the player-powers into the continent. @{b}Handy@{ub} (AmigaOS 3) This is the Amiga port of Handy 0.95. It emulates the Atari Lynx console (1989). Features: save screenshots, optional AHI sound, keyboard, joystick and CD³² joypad support, source code, support for ZIPped games, load/save snapshots, gameplay recording/playback, turbo on/off, autofire on/off. @{b}Koules@{ub} (Windows, AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, AROS) These are the Amiga and Windows ports of Koules 1.4, a popular arcade game for Linux and OS/2. Features: 1-5 players simultaneously, sound effects, triple keyboard and quadruple joystick support, source code, turbo speed on/off, autofire on/ off. @{b}CodeWar@{ub} (Windows, AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS) These are ports (from Linux) of the CodeWar simulator, a game for programmers. CodeWar is essentially a simulation engine which allows multiple processes to execute simultaneously within the same virtual environment. This in turn provides programmers with the facilities to compete against one another by seeing who can write the program which exists the longest within this environment. Unlike other simulators such as CRobots, the competing robots are real native programs and may thus be written in any language. Less formally, CodeWar allows programmers to create programs (robots) which can compete against one another using a variety of armaments (cannons, missiles, etc.) by executing them at the same time within the CodeWar simulator. Robots have the ability to detect these other robots and make up their own strategies to outsmart other programmers' code. @endnode @node Hist "History" 7.22 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4? ]: Tue 11 Sep 2012. * Summary: * Bloodwych, Phantasie 3: bug fixes. * Details: bloodwych: fixed: items subwindow wasn't resizing itself properly. phantasie 3: fixed: Divine Aid spell was broken. 7.21 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Tue 26 Jun 2012. 7.2 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Mon 23 Apr 2012. 25th release. 7.1 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Fri 16 Mar 2012. 7.01 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Fri 2 Mar 2012. 7.0 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Tue 14 Feb 2012. 6.3 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Fri 10 Feb 2012. 6.23 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Sun 4 Dec 2011. 6.22 [AmigaOS 3.9+] [AmigaOS 4.0+]: Wed 30 Nov 2011. 6.21 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Mon 7 Nov 2011. 6.2 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Mon 31 Oct 2011. 6.1 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Mon 10 Oct 2011. 6.0 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Sat 24 Sep 2011. 5.5 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Sat 10 Sep 2011. 5.4 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Sat 3 Sep 2011. 5.3 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Sat 27 Aug 2011. 5.2 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Fri 12 Aug 2011. 5.1 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Wed 3 Aug 2011. 5.0 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Wed 20 Jul 2011. 4.1 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Sun 10 Jul 2011. 4.0 [AmigaOS 3.9+] [AmigaOS 4.0+]: Mon 4 Jul 2011. 3.01 [AmigaOS 3.9+]: Wed 29 Jun 2011. 3.0 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS]: Tue 28 Jun 2011. 2.1 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS][AmigaOS 4.0+]: Sat 18 Jun 2011. 2.0 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS]: Wed 15 Jun 2011. 1.1 [AmigaOS 3.9+][MorphOS]: Tue 7 Jun 2011. 1.0 [AmigaOS 3.9+]: Fri 3 Jun 2011. @endnode