Brenry

** EDIT ** Please delete this thread. Found the issue being addressed at http://www.gameex.info/forums/index.php?showtopic=7206

Been trying to send you a PM the last few days but your forum box has been full. Last fall I purchased Gamex. Due to a move, my mame project went to the dump, however I kept the HD with all game files intact. Well anyway I am completing a new project. My drive now I have set to slave. If I do boot from that drive I can access my registered copy fine and my main windows drive shows unregistered. My problem is the .edu address you mailed my registry file to I no longer have access to and I cannot redownload the registry entry file you mailed me. Is there anyway I can fish out the reg info on my slave drive and regedit it to my new main drive?

I'm getting down to finalizing my mame cabinet soon, and just have the video card and display left to go. I know people swear by the ArcadeVGA card is the way to go in order to get native resolutions. But I am curious on how it actually performs with 1993+ games and CHD files. I'm kind of stumped on the way to go because I do want a cab that is able to handle newer games than Ms. Pacman, such as N64 emulation and pinball games.

Oh Man! That art renamer utility will be heaven for me when I go to add back in the snaps to my very weeded out MAME collection. BUT It's BS when it comes to a Pinball collection of snaps. I have been pulling my hair out on how I can create my OWN consistant snap collection. The picture ESC or timed snap doesn't work at all for me. Snaps that come with pinball tables are of many different orientation, angles, zooms, and scanned flyer art thrown in as a 'screenshot'

Does this even work? Do I need some other utility? I'm slamming the OK down trying to get it to do something with my Future Pinball files and it is doing absolutely nothing.

Could someone PLEASE offer some help on this? I am trying to make snaps of my FP as well. All I am getting is 23k black images, however, when I did a CTRL-ALT-DEL to force close it down it did leave the final snap fine. This was done using the take snap on ESC. I found an offtop post about turning Key Mapping OFF, still no go. If I try the time delayed snaps it just keeps loading program copy after copy on top of each other bogging my system down to a snail with several copies not closing on their own.