02 Sep 15 18:43, you wrote to me:   
      
    ml>> does the blackjack door adjust the user's time or credits or similar?   
      
    MA> Mmm... time is possible.. i dont know.   
      
   i visited the site and looked over the documentation... i do not see anything   
   about it adjusting a user's time based on their winning or losing hands...   
      
    ml>> where can i get a copy and see what i can find out??   
      
    MA> www.sunrisedoors.com   
    MA> Blackjack 16 Bits   
      
   i'm pulling it now and will dig deeper into it...   
      
    MA>>> What i can resolve the problem?.   
      
    ml>> if it is old doors, my RAXS (RA eXitinfo Splitter) program may be able   
    ml>> to help... i have to look and see what versions of RA it was for... if   
    ml>> i do not have it for the latest, i will have to try to see if i can   
    ml>> compile it with the new structures... not sure how long that will   
    ml>> take... it will be the weekend at the earliest, though...   
      
    MA> Great :-).   
      
   based on the research so far, i'm not so sure that this door is the cause of   
   the problem... as such, RAXS won't help...   
      
   if you are using AMU, which you mentioned before, and it is the cause then AMU   
   can be fixed since it is open source and the C++ code is available... the   
   problem with that is that i am not a C/C++ coder... i find the freeware   
   version of AMU is 3.20... a quick look at the available source code shows that   
   AMU apparently only has structures for up to RA v2.02... if that's the case,   
   then definitely stop using AMU until it can be fixed for the version of RA you   
   are running...   
      
   aside: i personally don't know why one would need a tool like AMU... i've   
   never used it and never had any need to... with the default available tools   
   and some scripting, everything that must be done can be done...   
      
   )\/(ark   
      
   ... I should've bbs'ed all night.   
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