Okay, I realized something. My docs...are full of wrongly-worded misinformation. Only now have I noticed...so many things I should've have said. Hacktarux's claim for example was like years ago. And 1964 team did not
guarantee a new release. There is so much else I have to fix...even grammar.
Even though there are no requests, I have decided that, if this is published as a website, I will continue adding games (and fixing, I should add). I plan to add games to the point where I'll need to sort them into alphabetical folders, and perhaps even manage to cover all of Bighead's games. Not to mention the annoying Credits page.... The Other Emulators page...they are emulators, just not for commercial games. And if I already knew that, why didn't I.... RSP is reality signal processor, not P for plugin, and all this other stuff.
There are a few reasons why I have decided to request server space to put this documentation into website form.
- A couple users so far have said that they could not open the file. I forget which reason...unknown extension, server not found...I just don't know. I only know that I have no fix for it other than to request a server space.
- So that you can all link to the pages everytime someone here posts a request for fixing game issues, instead of linking to a CHM and asking them to go to a certain page.
- So I don't have to use a CHM compiler...not only have I failed in getting a title other than "HTML help", I have found other discomforts not worth file size compression.
- So that I don't have to reply to this thread every certain updates I make. I will have a main page writing the last update time and perhaps every once in a huge set of updates reply here.
I waited until now to post this because I was busy with school, always procrastinating and finding other things to distract proper prioritizing. I know it's wrong, but I still do it! It's annoying...so now, I want to use this time to make a valuable resource, but an online/website subdomain resource like BigHead's, or 'merge' my list with his space.