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Since AmigaOS doesn't have a document directory, you'll have to use a preprocessor based switch statement to pick a default for each operating system individually. Perhaps using a preference set-up for it would be easier.

Thanks for your work!

I realize that you can use OpenGL to do 2D graphics but it's like trying to swat a fly with an axe. Another thing to consider is that some Windows machines (mainly high end gaming rigs) come only with DirectX driver support and lack OpenGL completely. My Atom laptop is one such machine.

I am in debt up to my eyebrows but perhaps I can return the favor by writing some code for you someday. Thanks for your work, Allanon.

If you want to use 2D graphics, use Rebel SDL. It's written in C. GL Galore is just a wrapper for the OpenGL driver and isn't as handy for 2D as it is for 3D.

1Mouse wrote:Is Snoopy available for OS3.9?

http://aminet.net/package/util/moni/SnoopDos

If the child window is called using CreateRequester then yes.

There are two ways to do this: Either make each item clickable by giving it a separate button with a separate ID, or supply the information as a table using the setter and getter methods of MOAI.UserData in your Hollywood code to hold the JPG, PDF, and DOC corresponding to the leaf item. I don't thi...

Probably brushes and so on preprocessed by @include.

You could try using buttons instead of links. They should be nestable in the same way links are.

However, there might be trouble pulling up a PDF unless you use an external program.