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Evening All !

So Desert Island Fruits has taken a major hit tonight... ...apoligies.

While updating in the Control Panel I had a browser crash and this seems to have done some damage to some files within the CSS area of the site.

This means that the whole formatting is screwed - which was great timing on one of my first evenings free in ages.

I've left a PM with Pete to do a restore from last night if he can.  The site is that badly damaged due to the crash that the admin back end is just wrecked so you can't even navigate around to use it.

Icons not doing what they should and it's literally a blood bath.  I want to destory ever instance of FIREFOX for this !

Thanks for your understanding and it may take a little while for this to come back due ot Pete needing to see the PM - but please bear with me.

Cheers.

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Morning.

Looking for a little help please - I am putting this in my cabinet so I need to do a bit of work on it first.

Does anyone know who made this please so I can put the right credits on it ( for the coin panel ) ?

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Thank you.

This weeks release is...

Back in the dawn of time when Mfme.Exe was known as Fruit.Exe there was a lot of great layouts that max'd out our PC's - sadly times changed and screens changed, so what we have now is basically a small postage stamp sized layout built using tools and methods of many years ago.

We should always be pleased with what we get and expect nothing, but you do wonder is it time to start to revisit the past and redoing some of the great classic machines in todays format ?

All too often we have the latest and greatest S4's, S5's and MPU5's... ...what about some of the legacy stuff that may welcome a revisit in terms of getting the flyer again and doing it once more.

If I was to do a list of machines that I think would be awesome to have in brand new shiney DX format for todays standards, it would include:

- Eastenders

- Eastenders - Albert Square

- Mad House

- Super Blackjack Club

- Viva Las Vegas

- Casino Crazy Club

This does not mean there is anything wrong with what we've got - but there is no rule that layouts of the past cannot be redone.  When you look at MFME the features that it now offers such as rescaling allow designers to work with a much better sized canvas so don't feel this is a critical email of what we had done in the past - this is a suggestion that when designers are looking for work to do - consider looking to the past and seeing what might welcome a full screen and all singing and dancing version.