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before anything else, i must tell you that its been a year since i really played this game and just now when i started playing again, im amazed that you can now record your own game
ive read the faq regarding this but what confuses me is to how you host your recorded game (ie angelfire, geocities, etc.) from my own understanding... you go to the gamerecord menu where you can find the lists of your games then you select the game you wish to export down to your local hard disk but since its saved as a text document, i dont understand how you can upload it to your hosting account do i have to chage the filename/type like something to *asx or something? please bear with me... |
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