[gingerbread]

Originally Posted by aldostools Updated PS3 Cheats Editor to version 2.1.1 Changes: - Support info files in .pdf, .tif, .rtf, .html and .txt - Includes cheats for 392 games from CheatsDB 0.24 - compiled by gingerbread

Awesome update!!

[gingerbread]

@aldostools

I have attached the files which I have problem using Alt+Up.

There is a "Info-" at the last cheat and I am trying to move it to the top (001) when I try to press Alt+Up, there is some problem.

Thanks.

[aldostools]

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[gingerbread]

Originally Posted by aldostools Fixed the Alt+Up/Down issue in 2.1.2 It also includes the cheats database for 406 games

I was just thinking, why not reduce the size of your installer.
So you don't have to include st.dat, the info files and the param.hip.

When users install your program and at first launch, it will prompt, "Do you want to download latest database." When users click yes, it will download all the files from your server.

[aldostools]

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[gingerbread]

Originally Posted by aldostools Wouldn't it use the same bandwidth??? For instance: the current installer is 1.5MB If I reduce the installer to 0.5MB, then the program would ask to the user to download the other 1MB or the program would be useless. Plus a live Internet connection is required. Or am I wrong?

Please, your program is not useless and never will be. I think it is one of the best apps that you have ever created!

I think a installer of 0.5 MB is great, light and compact. You don't have to release new installers all the time just to include latest database.

For offline database update, users could use mine and
for online database update, users could use simply dl from your servers.

[aldostools]

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[gingerbread]

Originally Posted by aldostools I believe that the full installer is absolutely necessary... If you need only the updated EXE, just download this: http://aldostools.org/temp/PS3CheatEditor.exe it's only 119KB, but for first time users the EXE only could not work due it also needs the OCX and the other auxiliary files.

I guess you are right!

Also I have actually corrected Mortal Kombat 9.rtf to Mortal Kombat.rtf

[gingerbread]

@aldostools

I am aware that those asian title with chinese cheat titles appear in Chinese characters but in text files, they appear as "????????"

I am now trying to convert "????????" to Chinese characters so that I can using translators like Google translators to convert them in English. I have tried copy-pasteing on various online tools converting them but no luck.

Could you advice me? What tools should I use.

I have attached a file that has "????????".

Thank you.

[haxxxen]

this is an encoding issue of txt files i assume. on default these characters cannot be displayed. on unicode it works

edit
i think this means the code editor has to be recoded?

@gingerbread
to maybe avoid this, open original st.dat with hexeditor "madedit" (freeware) and switch encoding to shift jis. then you will see original japanese letters.
this is btw a very handy tool to translate japanese games as it has shift jis as default "onboard"

to switch encoding in madedit:
open original st.dat in madedit and choose under view->encoding->shift jis