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« on: July 04, 2004, 08:02:32 PM »

ACK! New knowledge!!!!!!!!! Since school let out, I've turned off all learning
thing-a-ma-bobs that are jingling in my head. And yes, thing-a-ma-bob is a real word....maybe....fine then, be that way, it's not.....but who cares?! Razz. Anyways, have fun man.


-JMIAH-

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General Discussion / (no subject)

« on: July 04, 2004, 07:53:39 PM »

Hey JIMAH. I have herd of you, you sumbited a bunch of programs to RPGCode Shack, when it was being run by Mr.G....To bad G left, he was cool.

LoL. Well, yea, but I only submitted two proggies during G's time, lol. And one in Xorlax's time, ;P. Also I've seen you around, but we haven't ever talked, *adds to JMIAH's to-do list*.

Now, like I said before....back to lurking.

-JMIAH-

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General Discussion / (no subject)

« on: July 04, 2004, 02:45:01 PM »

Me six.

Me seven.

And woozy, I know you could use a cute raccoon in TK Land (always been my avatar...just haven't ever added it to my MS account).

To see my cute raccoon, go to:
JMIAH's avatar

Anyways, back to lurking...

-JMIAH-

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General Discussion / (no subject)

« on: February 14, 2004, 10:06:47 AM »

maybe not. But some people have asked me lately how to make an Autorun.inf file for use on a cd. I told them, but i got tired of telling them after several people. So i came up with a console based c++ program that will create an autorun.inf file for you. This is mostly for n00bs, because experienced users should know how to do it. Anways, it doesnt have a readme or anything, cuz its very self-explainatory. Run the program, answer the questions-that simple. BTW the autorun.inf file is created to the same directory as my program, and overwrites autorun.inf if it already exists-otherwise its created. It took me all of 5 mins to make, but have fun!
Download!