@ DavidG: will there be further SE4Modder updates ?

[eol]

David,

Might I suggest you release the source (as you did) with some sort of official license (plenty of different open source licenses to choose from, beer or BSD fan myself (see http://opensource.org/licenses/ )). There seems to be community interest in your application and would hate for either somebody to rebrand it as their own or for you to take ownership of a future release somebody created based on your initial code release. As a developer myself 'You may consider the latest Version as open source' is extremely vague and doesn't spell out exactly what a developer can or cannot do with your code.

Not saying this will happen and we are a small community but there are always those off chances.

[Urendi Maleldil]

Isn't there a "do whatever you want with it" license?

Oh yeah, public domain.

[ May 28, 2004, 19:44: Message edited by: Urendi Maleldil ]

[Kana]

I some how broke my SE4Modder program...and don't know how I did it...I've tried uninstalling, and deleting every reference to the program, and trying to reinstall...all to no avail...any ideas or help?

Kana

[Puke]

Kana said:
I some how broke my SE4Modder program...and don't know how I did it...I've tried uninstalling, and deleting every reference to the program, and trying to reinstall...all to no avail...any ideas or help?

Kana

i say that you take off and nuke it from orbit. its the only way to be sure.



seriously, maybe its the install files or source that you are using. do they install on another machine? try downloading a different version? maybe some of the shared resources the program relies on are corrupted, or an incompatable version?