New Materials - Let Us Know What You Need

[GhostShip]

Recently I had some spare time and wanted to get some older work actually out in the public domain so without further ado heres a cool page regarding the history of RoboMX, my thanks to Nylly for her support on this one and I will be adding others in days to come, as always if you have free time what about creating something similar for the community ?

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/robomx_release_index_0.html

If you wish to see some specific materials created please do let me know, time is not unlimited but we are here to support the userbase and we will do our best to deliver what we can in between other tasks.

Cheers Folks 

[update] Second installment completed 

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/robomx_release_index_1.html

[GhostShip]

I am still working on the series 2 robo pages folks so bear with me 

In the mean while we have created a new win10 tutorial with help from some of your fellow forum users

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/winmx_win10_basics.html

And an older one we found in the archives was patched up, if anyone has a plan to improve it let me know.

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/winmx_win7_basics.html


We still have time to get some new materials in place so please ask for whatever you want to see as I cant promise such spare time very often, if I need help with anything you folks request I will post here and those who can help can do so.

[White Stripes]

'compatibility mode' doesnt work when adding things like mxmoni which needs both it and winmx to be running as admin...

[GhostShip]

Ok, thats helpful Stripes 

[GhostShip]

I have added this one today, most of the improvements where internal and theres not that much to show image wise but  I hope you enjoy the final part of the RoboMx series.

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/robomx_release_index_2.html

I decided on documenting the history of these MxControl projects initially as they are open src and so those with an interest can explore the code, its been very helpful to me over the years as an example of a well delivered project for the WinMx community.

Cheers to the MxControl folks for all the great work delivered over the years and I would like to give a special mention to forum member Wonderer who ensures the MxControl project remains part of the community resources, cheers my friend 


[update] I have added a small tree index so you can find the series wiithout too much trouble.

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/mxcontrol_-_information_.html