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RTSDaddy2:
I must admit I hadn't considered how quickly some of the front ends get updated....'twas just a little suggestion. :)

krick:

--- Quote from: MYX on June 23, 2006, 10:30:07 am ---Now, wht would also be VERY usefull in the WIKI is an Idiot's guide to the MAMEWah Res tool. The dang thing makes me want to bash my head through broken glass. (Actually the read me vs. reality makes me want to do the glass thing) the tool is actually great.

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I tried the MAMEWah res tool about a year ago and I thought the other tool from Gavin Benson was a lot easier to use.  However, I think it's only for use with the ArcadeVGA...

http://gavin.benson.users.btopenworld.com/Downloads/

loadman:
The Wiki is a Godsend..
When I started many years ago I had to plough through many 'stale' websites to find relevant info


--- Quote from: TOK on June 22, 2006, 08:25:43 pm ---Swindus and Yuoki (sorry if thats spelled wrong) are very prolific updaters. I think any tutuorial on these programs needs to be web based for quick updating and access.
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FYI Swindus (MaLa FE) has it own Forum and is in the process of creating a help section on the Mala Website..  here

--- Quote ---A setup guide for mamewah would be awesome, its a great frontend, but by far the hardest to setup i have done
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PS I suggest new MameWah users who are finding setup too hard give MaLa a spin as it is very quick to set-up.

Havok:
Youki (AtomicFE) also has a help forum, and visits it daily, in addition to here:

AtomicFE Support

Taborious:
Found this old topic in a search I was doing for something else, anyway.

As RTSDaddy2 stated, instead of project arcade 2 I would suggest this...

I built my arcade about a year ago and it turned out great. I got ALL of my infomation from Saint's book and this forum. The one thing that frustraded me was some of the things I had never done before and was reluctant to attempt, encoder wiring, laminate, routing, etc... I had always thought it would be a great idea to have a video of the arcade building process, I even have a name "This Old Arcade" as in "This Old House" tv show. They are great at showing and describing to you how to do something and I think most would agree a visual with a description is a lot more helpful than reading a how-to, you just get that warm-fuzzy when you see it done.

Just my 2 cents, I think it would be a good seller but of course I lack the ability or equipment to pull off such a task...

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