> > > > I'll convert all my dat in other format too to avoid troubles.
> > >
> > > eh? I guess you haven't understand anything what I told you. You can write
> > > datfiles for whatever you want. There are not restrictions about datfiles...
> > > Please learn to read carefully. It's about which files you scan, not which
> > > datfile you use.
> > >
> >
> > Hi
> > I known how to read.
> > From CM 3.66a:
> >
> > - You're not allowed to use clrmamepro for managing filesets and files which
> you
> > don't legally own. (So u cannot use CM
> > to manage (using or creating a dat) on stuff without legal owning).
> > - This also includes building up collections of such files.
> > (What could i build up on such files? Maybe a dat.)
> >
> > U wrote those words above.
> >
> > See u next time.
>
>
> Oh boy...you don't get it. You're a helpless fella...
>
> Using dats on filedata you own legally is absolutely ok. The data provided in
> the dats (no matter which dat) is perfectly ok.
> Scanning/rebuilding/merging files you don't own legally is forbidden, no matter
> which datfile you use.
>
> I guess you have problems understanding the terms datfile and filecollections /
> filesets.
>

Ok dude u're right like your wrong definitions.

Bye.