05-11-2009
Looks like we've got a GetInfo!
I'll try it in a few. It looks pretty enough. Thanks for the double-barrelled road test btw.
BZT
EDIT: It's a winner, pludi. Much thanks.
Last edited by SilversleevesX; 05-12-2009 at 01:52 AM..
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