Well, someone finally reported the bug. So MCM v2.3 is out now.

And another year rolls by. And look: it's MCM v2.2!

MAX Codelist Manager v2.1 is now out. This version adds the ability to import codes you've entered in ARMAX itself, and also can use a backup codelist server in case of trouble (especially since the NTSC server has been broken for a couple of weeks now).

As an experiment, I've just set up a shiny new forum, for the purposes of discussing my software or other things on my site. The whole forum admin thing is fairly new to me, so let me know if there's something about them that could be improved on.

In other news (for those who hadn't already noticed it), I finally caved a while ago and carved out a blog.

Well, that didn't take long. As a little experiment, I released MCM v2 almost four days ago with no announcement whatsoever (just to see how long it would take for someone to notice). Its first download occurred about two and a half hours later (from Germany; and oddly they downloaded both editions), and then the floodgates opened about 9 hours after that; to date there've been a little over 60 unique downloads. (I kinda lost count.) Word gets around fast. (Oddly, there were also some downloads of v1.5 as well. I guess people were following outdated links or something.) I haven't received any feedback on it yet, though.

So, anyway: MAX Codelist Manager v2.0 is now out. And due to popular demand, this version will let you add custom codes into the mix. Enjoy!