mega-hz hat geschrieben:Ich muss Euch leider mitteilen, daß nur noch 3 Stück THE!CARTs da sind!

Aber ich plane eine Zweitauflage mit kleinen Veränderungen, besonders was das Gehäuse angeht!
Um zu wissen, wieviele es ungefähr werden sollen, brauch ich mal ne Info von Euch.
Wer Interesse hat, kann mir ne gern ne email schreiben.

Gruß,
Wolfram.

Jac hat geschrieben:Hi Franky,

wie gesagt, neue Version ist schon in der Mache, die wird noch ein bischen kompatibler werden. Die Sache mit den fehlenden Einträge schau ich mir an, evtl. ist das eigentliche DIR der Disk beschädigt.

Das Problem von Berhard konnten wir heute auf dem Homecon/Retrolution nachstellen und lösen.
Auf einem Mac startet Java standardmäßig mit 64 MB Limit. Und wenn man dann 128 MB Image exportiert - peng.

Franky hat geschrieben:Habe eine Anmerkung: Wollte Bubble Trouble aufrufen. Dies wurde aber im The!Cart Menü nicht angezeigt.Da Habe ich Kid Grid aufgerufen.Dies ist von der selben Disc Nr.9. Dies wurde angezeigt.
Da habe ich recherchiert und festgestellt,dass die Titel der Disc Nr.9, die sich im Diskettenmenü unterhalb von Popeye befinden, alle nicht angezeigt werden. Popeye läuft bei mir übrigens normal in ungeflashtem Atari.OS. Du hattest ja schon darüber geschrieben.
Von Disc 12 wird bei mir z.B. River Raid auch nicht angezeigt.

Jac hat geschrieben:Hi Franky,

wie gesagt, neue Version ist schon in der Mache, die wird noch ein bischen kompatibler werden.

• The export now also generates a ".txt" index file with the title and origin of all menu entries. So you can use the file system search of your operating system function to find games in exports. The index file also contains the information the for example "Amaurote 128 (130 XE)" is one of the menu entry that steems from the "Multiple Entries" setting for the workbook entry with the title "GAMES403" stored in "GAMES403.ATR"."
• The resident part of the SIO simulation that must be present after booting has been reduced from 231 to 148 bytes. This makes is possible to use the stack area with "base=$100" also. Since that part of the stack will be unused most cases, it has become the new default base address. Yet there may be programs that use that area for example during unpacking, so you'll have to try other values in case it doesn't work there.
• The ATR analysis now patches DOS disks correctly also in case the "DOS.SYS" is not stored starting at sectors 4 but on other parts of the disk. Example: "Asteroids.atr" by Norbert Kehrer
• In the new appendix Compatibility Patches you can find a list of known parameter combinations for programs that don't work with the default parameters. This includes fixes for OS-B only games (Popeye) or file versions with plain bugs (Bounty Bob).
• Pressing RETURN to start the selected entry now correctly starts the entry even if the search is still active. Before RETURN was interpreted as ESC in this case and the simple menu was started.
  Menu entries from double density "Bootmanager" disks with more than 9 entries (i.e. more than 1 directory sector) now appear correctly in the extended menu. Example: "GAMES009.ATR".
• The documentation has been extended with the description on starting Java with enough memory to export large workbook. The about dialog now displays the amount of memory that is available in Java. Errors that occur during the export due to insufficient memory are no caught and displayed in the status bar. This was a problem on Mac OS X 10.9 where the default heap size for Java is 128 MB on some machines.
• The new parameter "$123=SELECTEDITEMNUMBER" can be used to patch menu code of ATR images to directly load the correct menu item. For "Bootmanager" disks, this is done automatically already now. So you can start all of them from the extended menu without bothering with the actual "Bootmanager" menu

• Bootable ATRs without DOS 2.x or MYDOS are now correctly recognized again. They had worked before and became broken with the support for the "Bootmanager" ATRs.
• The new menu entry "Tools/Preview" allows for a testing preview of the complete cartridge export and its menu in an emulator, just as in the Maxflash Studio. For the preview, the workbook is exported as ".car" file with a fixed name into the temporary folder of the user. A previously existing preview is overwritten automatically. If no path to an emulator executable,is configured in the options, "The!Cart Studio" tries to open the ."car" file with the associated default program of the operating system. Only if that fails, it will ask you to maintain the full path to the emulator, for example to "Altirra.exe" or "atari800.exe", in the options.
• This helps to keep the configuration effort at the minimum.
  The modifier key for menu entries should now be "Command" instead of "Control" on Mac OS X. Since I have no Mac OS X machine, I'd be happy to hear if it works.
• The buttons for choosing the bank colors are now also correctly displayed on Windows XP. Looks like some retro computer users are also inclined to retro operating systems .
  The "Check for Updates during Start" setting in the options is now correct saved when the program is closed.