Subj : Re: Need help with LordMenu utility To : Donald Tidmore From : Scott Adams Date : Thu Jan 11 2007 12:14 am -=> Quoting Donald Tidmore to Scott Adams <=- > Would've helped to see the code here. I'll forget to go to the > URL :). But doing Ansi isn't that hard. Have you checked > out Swag it has a whole section just on Ansi source codes. > ... "I'm paying off karma at a vastly accelerated rate" - Ivanova. DT> The program itself is fairly short, so I'll copy it here from the DT> Wordpad program for you. DT> http://www.fidotel.com/public/camelot/IGM-Code/lpe-code.zip archive DT> online has the Chasattr.pas and Chasware.pas files that I used with DT> the program, and LordLock is the basic unit from DDIGM and DDPLUS. DT> The basic problem is that I don't really understand the code -- DT> created by Robert Fogt over a dozen years ago, -- especially in DT> regards to how it creates the 3rdalt.txt file. The end-result however DT> will not work in LORD due to the individual lines going up to 1,000 DT> spaces each. Yeah. That's probably the biggest issue. Most line feeds in code only got 128 characters. I'm not sure why he would make lines that big. DT> Bjorn Felten thinks he can solve the problem by having the program DT> write the ansi strings to an *.ANS file, and then changing its DT> filename to 3rdalt.txt. I just don't do ANSI coding very much, so its DT> been difficult to fix the program myself. And others who have tried DT> are busy with other projects, or they don't have a working solution DT> yet. SO I really appreciate your help guys with the situation. Lloyd DT> Hannesson was handling the program but he got tired of BBS's and LORD DT> stuff, and retired completely from doing both in Fall 2005. Donald. Did you check out SWAG the ansi section? If I recall it has a whole file on ansi codes and pretty easy to figure out. If Bjorn can't help you I'll see what i can. But the file and code is big. If you have specific questions or something for me to look for please let me know. Otherwise i'd just be reading line by line and not sure what to look for exactly. :) Is it just the Ansi stuff? .... Bad DM!: Hey! You're hogging the chips... What do you mean "I DIE??!? --- Fringe BBS * Origin: EWOG II - The Fringe - 904-733-1721 (1:112/91) .