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:wall: I was making a better profit on Toadflax :wall: At least I got herblore exp from making those prayer pots... Nice bit of info.

I'm guessing they don't use there PC's for much else. So to be able to combine the things they do on a PC with a console. Its like a camera phone, people don't really need to have a camera on there phone it just saves space. Plus its a lot easy to carry just 1 item instead of 2. Same thing would work here if they only use there PC for web browsing and RS. Having a console where they can do those 2 same would be easier.

You should be able to make slight profit, a nice profit if your lucky. I would recommend getting your prayer a little higher first as it will reduce your p pot usage. Melee would be your best bet as ranging isn't too good on them and your mage to too low.

A quick google gives the answer. You need to be using the linux distro on your PS3 and then install JRE. So its do able, but practical not really.

I own a G5 rv2 and love it. The adjustable weights let you customise the mouse and the dpi changer helps with some games.

Leesters did a lot of runs and research into the ideal kill count. His answer was 20 to 30. Less then 20, the runes and bolts didn't pay enough. Above 30, its not worth the hassle If you have the supplies and are not interested in the runes/bolts only kill the brothers. But if you want to make a constant profit/refund I would get 20 to 30 as the bolts and runes pay for the spells and supplies.

PHP and ASP.Net are very different, but each have there advantages. PHP is free and is based on C making it easy for people to convert to php. ASP is a paid for product (ok not the coding but the hosting/licensing is) and is based on either JavaScript or VB (depending on the style you pick). Personally I can code a some VB.Net, C++, JavaScript, ASP and PHP. Out of the 2 (asp and php) I find php easier to code and have more functions. I find ASP to be easy to limited on the VB side. Most people will tell you ASP is for business, PHP is for hobbyists. To a degree its about right, but more companies are using with PHP then before. Overall without it has to be in ASP, I would pick PHP anyday. As for Errdoth's code I'm guessing it would be manipulating the sql query (group by FTW). But I hate sorting arrays without I have to.

Pretty much it. *Farm ranarrs/snaps and marigolds. *MTK *High alch slayer drops (im talking about addy+ items not mystic, etc.) -Kill green dragons (in choas tunnel) The 3 with a * can be done between (or on for the alching) tasks, and will give you a constant money flow for slayer. Killing green dragons nets you over 45k per trip (10 minutes per trip max) and is great for a quick cash boost.

Chaos warriors underneath yanille. They drop a lot of herbs. It about breaks even last time I tried. Note that was before summoning was released.

Cheap cases normally have sharp edges which really hurt. If your buying a cheap case expect sharp edges and be careful of the corners. [Had numerous cuts from cheap cases and I've learnt my lesson] Beware when replacing or removing the cpu heatsink, if it feels likes its stuck on check the pins/clasps. If its still feels stuck carefully lift it upwards. [i pulled mine clean off and bent the pins (now my cpu has one less pin, lol), if only I can been more careful] Duct tape leaves sticky patches on the case which attracts ducts like crazy, so if your using duct tape only use it where you don't plan on removing it. Otherwise with cable/zip ties. Take your time, don't rush. If you rush into building a PC it will end up taking long to complete then if you prepare and take your time.

This, blues are rare stock pile them until you hit the sweet point of the blues (55+). Use all your golds, then greens then crimson and finally once you hit the sweet point blues.

Inventory wise always keep a anti-poison and sum food until you get the monkey greegrees. Shouldn't take too long, its just a lot of running about (energy pots and lumby explorers ring recommended). Food take atleast monks or you'll end up banking too much. For the rest tip.it's guide covers it all.

I used a gilded alter for the first time in my about 2 years of playing (on various accounts) yesterday. I was amazed at the speed of the exp you get. I've tried the ectofunctus, but the time it takes it stupid in comparison. Use the best Beast of Burden you can take a tinderbox and 2 marentills (sp?) if you need to, and as many high lvl bones as you can. The exp you get in the a short period is insane compared to other methods. One run with a bull ant as well as the 2 marentills and a tinderbox netted me over 8k of prayer exp. So with higher summoning BoB and someone lighting the burners for you the exp is easily over 10k per trip when using d bones.

Moss Giants are pretty good droppers, but slayer monsters are always best for charms.

This guide has a rough overview of melee'ing them at the chaos tunnels EDIT This is a far better guide

Sweets are stackable (single slot) whereas each terrorbird requires 1 space for the pouch and 1 extra space on top of the the pouches for the scrolls. Then you need to have summoning potions to keep your summoning high enough to use the scrolls and summon the pouches. So hes basically saying he prefers to use 1 spaces as opposed to the extra spaces the terrorbirds would take up and the effort you have to put in to use the pouches and scrolls. Of course with sweets being use 'em and loose 'em items I'm not completely sure about using them up like that.

Try making it in the open office version of excel (can't remember the name) and paste it into writer.

Just been looking over all the specs and details, it looks like a very worthwhile project to be part of. Give me a few days and I'll convert all my Lua games (Ok I there was only about 3 worthwhile ones, but hey) I made for the PSP over to C++ with SDL. Then hopefully they'll like them and I'll have a free console :D

viewtopic.php?f=113&t=744156 Kents guide pretty much covers it all.

Time to beat Clare to the mark, lol. [hide=Code] Dim FileName As String = "C:\monsters\master.txt" Dim MonsterArray(3, 1000) As String Dim PossibleMatches(3, 100) As String Private Sub cbxMatches_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cbxMatches.SelectedIndexChanged lblName.Text = PossibleMatches(0, cbxMatches.SelectedIndex) lblCombat.Text = PossibleMatches(1, cbxMatches.SelectedIndex) lblWeakness.Text = PossibleMatches(2, cbxMatches.SelectedIndex) lblMaxHit.Text = PossibleMatches(3, cbxMatches.SelectedIndex) End Sub Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click 'Get Text File Dim sBuffer As String Dim ArrayBuffer(3) As String Dim Count As Integer = -1 Dim Count2 As Integer = 0 FileOpen(1, FileName, OpenMode.Input) While Not EOF(1) Count += 1 sBuffer = LineInput(1) ArrayBuffer = Split(sBuffer, "|") For i = 0 To 3 MonsterArray(i, Count) = ArrayBuffer(i) Next End While FileClose(1) For i = 0 To Count If MonsterArray(0, i).ToLower = txtSearch.Text.ToLower Then For t = 0 To 3 PossibleMatches(t, Count2) = MonsterArray(t, i) Next cbxMatches.Items.Add(PossibleMatches(0, Count2)) Count2 += 1 End If Next If Count2 <> 0 Then cbxMatches.SelectedIndex = 0 lblName.Text = PossibleMatches(0, 0) lblCombat.Text = PossibleMatches(1, 0) lblWeakness.Text = PossibleMatches(2, 0) lblMaxHit.Text = PossibleMatches(3, 0) End If End Sub[/hide] That fills an array with possible matches as well as uses the format of file Clare reccommended. Of course I bet Clare will come up with something better/easier.

try adding this div .wrapper{width:100%;} Then edit the code to look like this Welcome to my site! Navigation Hello World! Links Footer It makes editing the page width a lot easier in the future. As for the issue its a IE only issue. I've tried your code in Opera, Firefox 3, Chrome, Safari and IE7, and the only one which doesn't display it correctly is IE7. For IE7 try changing the wrapper width to 99% which gives you a border around the edge, but no broken columns.

RS needs it as much as coca cola needed there GTA ad. Having said that it does look funny as hell. On the topic; It think its very hit and miss. The more ads they make/use (yes this one wasn't funded by Jagex) they will have to get more customers or the price of membership will increase.

Looks good, just one question. Are there any other languages you can program these game in? As I made a few Lua games and was trying to move towards C++, but I don't really want to pay to get flash to create games. Edit just looked into Fenix and there site seems to be very buggy.

Personally I use/used W3Schools and Tizag for the tutorials. Tizag web dev forums are great if you have any issues with your code which you can't fix. As for my knowledge I'm still learning php, MySQL, JavaScript, Ajax (basically super JavaScript), css and html. Its easy to get a rough idea, but to perfect, secure, optimize and enhance the code it takes a long time to learn enough to do it correctly. I'll admit I'm not very good at web design only the coding behind it, which is why I make the designs in DreamWeaver and code in wither code mode or Notepad++. O course I end up editing the design with the code, but DreamWeaver saves a lot of time with the rough outline.

Use a program called AutoIt3 Create a script like this HotKeySet("{Esc}", "captureEsc") Func captureEsc() HotKeySet("{Esc}") For $i = 5 to 1 Step -1 Send("9") sleep(500) Next HotKeySet("{Esc}", "captureEsc") EndFunc While(true) WEnd Replace the {Esc} with the Key you want to bind, replace 9 with the key it is to press and sleep value, 500 with the delay between presses in milliseconds. O and replace the 5 with the amount of times to press the key per press of the Hotkey. Note if your planning on using this for RuneScape do not as it breaks Rule 7.