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Actually, I managed to fix it finally. I threw away the zmud.ini file, restarted the program, then saved the layout (which was still screwy but yielded a setting.dok file in the directory.) Then I thr ...

Ok, I have lock layout in the main window AND in settings editor unchecked. In the settings editor, I have dockable checked. In the main window though, I don't find anywhere to check "dockable&qu ...

I tried the child window thing awhile back, but it seemed to confuse things having two sets of settings. I like the simplicity of the status window. Also, I'm not really sure what I would want to put ...

It's almost as if the middle part (the list/details area) has gotten too big. If I remember correctly, it used to stop at the left edge of the edit panel. The up/down scroller (to scroll the list) was ...

Kjata: I can drag the editor window around, but it doesn't seem to find any "hotspots" where it wants to attach itself. It continues to behave as a separate window (rather than a part of the ...

I turned off connection timer in the preferences, but the indicator is still present on my status bar. It doesn't seem to be tracking any time, but I'd like to totally get rid of the box that it displ ...

I tried what you suggested, but the only option I have is Reset all windows. I tried that one and it reset all the windows, but inside the settings editor, the editing panel is still not behaving prop ...

I was editing some settings in the settings editor when my hand kinda spazzed out. I guess I hit the maximize button because the window got really big. I minimized it again, but now my smaller "s ...

Greetings! I would very much like to not have the little connection timer "gauge" or whatever it is down on my status bar. I need more room for my status! Anyway, is there a way to get rid o ...

I'm trying to create a child window where my various gauges and other status type info will be displayed separately from my main window. I am having trouble getting the gauges/status bar above to upda ...

If I asked nicely, would you tell me how I might go about accomplishing this feat of technological magic?

(If I asked really nicely, would you add me to your ICQ list? )

Ok that was too easy! When all else fails, try the obvious, eh?

All right now here's another one for ya:

Can a trigger match text that's gagged? Now that I have my gauges, I really don't need to ...

Hi Guys!

I'm interested in trying to create a status bar to display variables pertaining to my defenses. I already have triggers to capture the variables in question, but I'm totally stumped on act ...

Hello again. I just had a really strange error. I was in the settings editor when suddenly I got an Access Violation error. Tried to close the settings editor window, but it wouldn't close. Then tried ...

Why thank you LightBulb...I feel so "illuminated" now!

I'm trying to better organize my settings into classes and I wondered if there are any guidelines regarding the arrangement/order of the folders. I noticed in mine that the new folders I create end up ...

I don't think that would slow most of you down for a minute! Anyone who can process all the syntax I see being slung around on these boards would crack the Wingding code in a heartbeat I'm sure!

As ...

Thanks so much for your advice! Now back to the drawing board for me.

Upon closer inspection, I notice that it actually uses a ; instead of a ,. I replaced the , with the ; but still got the same result. Could this be another case of a special character issue? If so, sh ...

I followed the example given in the help file on #SUB to shorten "someone tells you" to "someone:" I did it verbatim out of the example which goes like this:

#TRIGGER {(*) tells ...

I'm trying to alter my skills list using the #sub command in a trigger to display MY zmud syntax for executing the command instead of the less meaningful description given by the mud. I'm running into ...

Hello. Does anyone know of a way to download the new help files? I don't seem to be able to print them out and it would also be very helpful to be able to refer to the whole "manual" at one ...

It's not really that I am avoiding it. I just haven't condensed it down into a format suitable for communication to others. The looping thing didn't happen because of the #sa though, that was just ano ...

The reason why I ask is the last time (yesterday in fact) that I used Lightbulb's method of experimentation I ended up in a neverending loop that resulted in my consumption of every last drop of 4 of ...

I was wondering if it's possible to use the text displayed by the #SA command as a trigger pattern? If so, would there be any reason why this would be a bad idea?