Quick note... That is at the beginning of the xex, not the end.
I did notice that and just as a test renemaed the default.xex file to
default.exe on my win2k machine and when I run it I get a prompt that says
"Program too big to fit in memory".
Can someone run this file on an XP machine and see what happens?
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 20:40:34 -0500, Spencer Judd
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That seems to stick out a little bit at the end of the xex file... just
me or...? :-)
Apparently the 360 uses .exes
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