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> > I checked nearly all options, but I was not able to get out of this: Is there
> > any way to check only existing sets? I mean: I'm not a full-setter and I only
> > have, say, the 150 romsets I like to play, and I want to check if with the new
> > mame update they are still OK. Is there any way to do this without checking
> the
> > whole MAME fullset, and having to look for the romsets I need within the mess
> of
> > missing sets? I think (if it doesn't already exists and i missed it) that a
> > "Check only avaulable sets" option can be a very interesting feature for you
> > already great program... :)
> >
> >
> > K-bOoOoM!!!
> > MAME History.dat & Mameinfo.dat italian translation project at
> > http://progettoemma.net/history
> >
>
>
> There are several methods:
>
> - use a datfile which only includes the files you want...ok..not what you want I
> guess
>
> - settings->sets, enable the sets you want to scan. There is a button to enable
> your currently enabled ones and a select sets box which understands all kind of
> expressions and even understands several variables...so you can e.g. enable only
> 1994 namco sets if you want ;) If you only want to scan your currently available
> ones, you have to come back there to repush the available sets button if you've
> added new sets.
>
> - the common way: don't disable any sets in settings. keep all sets and systems
> enabled and scan. What's annoying about it...well...you see a lot of completly
> missing sets....but you can easily hide them by disabling
> scanner->popupmenu->view->show all missing sets.
>
>
> Roman Scherzer
>
OK, I was SURE I was missing something.....
Thanks a lot!!! :)
K-bOoOoM!!!
MAME History.dat & Mameinfo.dat italian translation project at http://progettoemma.net/history
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