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installation tab - with/without backups are named incorrectly, or else the sentence and tick box above is incorrect:

the tick box allows you to enter stuff in the second box which it says will allow you to install with backups.

However, it actually opens up the box labeled 'without' backups!

^ Actually they give the same meaning..

"This module requires a separate installation procedure for installation with backups"

and

"This module requires a separate installation procedure for installation without backups"

In both cases this means "Gimme separate boxes!"

maybe its just the fact im tired, but it doesnt seem right.

the tick box makes sense - it allows you to enter a seperate procedure for adding backups.

however, i think the two boxes are just the wrong way around!

it should be:

- Tickbox "tick here if a seperate procedure is required for installation with backups"

- Box to enter commands without backups.

- Box to enter commands with backups (tickbox allows entry here).

could you also make the operating system tab a bit smarter.

for example, if you specified ANY_OS, if you then specified anything else it would either remove ANY_OS or display a warning

or if you specified ANY_XP_VERSION, and then XP_PRO, it would remove ANY_XP_VERSION or display a warning

and the IE and lang boxes should to do it as well.

:)

^ Oh, sure! I just forgot to post it (TheBlazingAngel already has this!).

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dont forget the new autopatcher .exe to go along with it!

* file removed - outdated *

changes in latest ModuleEditor2:

1) installation tab - with/without backups box descriptions changed to correspond with sentence beside tick box.

2) drag&drop files onto detection tab fixed

3) more 2k flags - reason for new AP .exe

4) you can enter commas in the fields in the operating system tab

5) if you double ckicl on a blank line beside the flags, two squares (characters that cant be displayed) are no longer entered

6) all flags now work when double clicked

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