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Hi, I'm trying to order the disk version of Clickteam Fusion 2.5, but the European store won't let me, it says "Online only", in contrast to the US store which has a "Shipped Product" option.
I'm not sure if the disks actually exist by now, but I wouldn't really mind pre-ordering and waiting some more – unfortunately, the introduction upgrade sale ends in a few days.
Please login to see this link. recommends putting the data into the shared documents folder. Feels ridiculous, but I'm not aware of a better location, either. :-/
I'm not totally knowledgeable here... is it actually possible for GOOD files to BECOME infected with viruses?
That's what defines a virus in the first place. However, AVG actually accuses these programs of being Trojan horses, which are indeed something deliberate.
Depends. In the EU, "schemes, rules and methods for performing mental acts, playing games or doing business, and programs for computers" are not supposed to be patentable (thank God).
That's because any developer needing to divulge this kind of information would know about it... or at least Google it
"needing"? MMF apparently allows me to enter the version, so I naturally do it.
I don't think MMF's target audience can be expected to expect their designation to be amended (even at build time rather than edit time, and in a way that is incompatible with version numbers used by Microsoft themselves in the past). And I don't think MMF Dev has a narrower target audience, as it is also being marketed to people who "just require more features".
The Application Data folder is a "special folder", meaning it changes depending on the operating system. In Vista and above, it is %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming. In Windows 2000 and XP, it is %USERPROFILE%\Application Data. Windows 95/98/ME doesn't even have one.
Windows 98 already had it (Outlook Express already used it).
Saving your highscores file in the same directory as your application means your application will function correctly regardless of the users operating system.
Only if you're still talking about Windows 95/98/ME. XP and later no longer allow writing to the program directory (unless the program being run has administrator priviledges, which is why installers ask for those).
MMF2 is stupid in that is allows you to enter the version as a string, yet silently converts it into four numbers when compiling, possibly in a different way than you would do it yourself.
I remember reading that Windows executables do allow developers to add the version in string format (in addition to the four numbers), but am unable to find such info again.