D-Mod.diz Editor
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- Author(s): Robert Fogt
- Categories: Development, Utility
- Downloads: 32
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Description
This program creates Dmod.diz files for use with Dink Smallwood and Dink FrontEnd. A Dmod.diz file is a description file for DMODS.
| Released: | January 1st, 1990 |
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| File Size: | 133.68 KB |
| Downloads: | 32 |
| Release Notes: | v1.00 |
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Purpose: This programme lets to make a dmod.diz file.
Installation: Just unzip the file and run the godinkdz.exe.
Use: You are asked several questions: name of D-mod, version, month made, day made, year made, your name, your email, your website, and the D-mod description. After having filled in that, the dmod.diz file is made automatically.
Good: It is really easy to use and puts all the information on the right place in the dmod.diz.
Not so good: The readme is a readme.wps file and I could not find the programme to open it with – let alone read it. The newly made dmod.diz will automatically put this line in the file: 'Info on Problematic Dink Diz Pro send internet email to cneal@geocities.com or jeremiah.oneal@fanciful.org with the title -dmod editorclan: 4' so you would have to open the file and delete that line.
Overall: An easy to use programme that could be improved.
Fit for: If you do not want to copy and adjust an old dmod.diz.
Installation: Just unzip the file and run the godinkdz.exe.
Use: You are asked several questions: name of D-mod, version, month made, day made, year made, your name, your email, your website, and the D-mod description. After having filled in that, the dmod.diz file is made automatically.
Good: It is really easy to use and puts all the information on the right place in the dmod.diz.
Not so good: The readme is a readme.wps file and I could not find the programme to open it with – let alone read it. The newly made dmod.diz will automatically put this line in the file: 'Info on Problematic Dink Diz Pro send internet email to cneal@geocities.com or jeremiah.oneal@fanciful.org with the title -dmod editorclan: 4' so you would have to open the file and delete that line.
Overall: An easy to use programme that could be improved.
Fit for: If you do not want to copy and adjust an old dmod.diz.
