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Good :) What was the problem?

First, on my web-site there's a link to a site which tells you your java version, go there and tell me what it says (in the pink box). I'm not on msn, so send me a PM.

Yes

No, maybe in a future version.

No offence taken :rolleyes: If you store alot of replay files on your PC you have to edit the X-Port save name and/or notes with some sort of description of the replay when you transfer them, so you know which replay is which. To do this before my tool you had to: 1) remember which replay...

No offence taken :rolleyes: If you store alot of replay files on your PC you have to edit the X-Port save name and/or notes with some sort of description of the replay when you transfer them, so you know which replay is which. To do this before my tool you had to: 1) remember which replay...

Version 1.2 now available for download: Now works with WE7I (Japan) X-Port replays (thanks for your replays GFK :) ) Two new options: Copy info to clipboard. Use the in-game info as the X-Port notes.

Version 1.2 now available for download: Now works with WE7I (Japan) X-Port replays (thanks for your replays GFK :) ) Two new options: Copy info to clipboard. Use the in-game info as the X-Port notes.

Update Version 1.1 now available for download: Fixes bugs in v1 which caused the "copy file" and "edit X-Port info" options to make unusable files. Also adds a delete file option and other minor improvements. Hope you find it useful :) GFK, I'll look into making it WE7/WE7I...

Update Version 1.1 now available for download: Fixes bugs in v1 which caused the "copy file" and "edit X-Port info" options to make unusable files. Also adds a delete file option and other minor improvements. Hope you find it useful :) GFK, I'll look into making it WE7/WE7I...

A tool that lets you see the replay information (Scorer, assister, difficulty level etc.) contained in a X-Port file of a PES3 replay. Also has options for copying or renaming the file and editing the X-Port save name and notes. Download, screenshots and more info...

A tool that lets you see the replay information (Scorer, assister, difficulty level etc.) contained in a X-Port file of a PES3 replay. Also has options for copying or renaming the file and editing the X-Port save name and notes. Download, screenshots and more info...

Thanks for attaching the file Zygalski. I've just updated the file on my site as I spotted a couple of spelling mistakes of the club team names, so you may want to update the attachment in your post. There shouldn't be any more errors as everything else apart from the real player names...

Yes, you do need to be careful, but if you watch the flight of the ball carefully you can tell if the keeper can deal with it. When I defend a corner I hold :triangle: before it's taken. Obviously if it's taken short I release :triangle: If it's crossed I watch the flight of the ball and...

Hold :triangle: to bring the keeper out to deal with most crosses.

http://uk.geocities.com/pes_compulsion/ The file contains the ability stats for all 2715 players in the default option file. Includes default player names and corrected names.

Check this thread: http://forum.pesinsight.com/showthread.php?p=104641#post104641

The condition stat seems to protect a player from bad form. As a rough guide: c=condition stat, b=player's chance of having bad condition (blue/grey arrow) for a match: c | b 8 | 16% 7 | 18% 6 | 20% 5 | 22% 4 | 24% 3 | 26% 2...

In a 2 DM formation, I find Nedved to be a very good DM, especially when used alongside a good defensive DM. Of the contemporary players, I think he's the best attacking DM. I don't play him there in a 1 DM formation though, his defence stat is too low. Usually I use a 2 DM formation, Vieira...

The original picture looks like it was scanned from a magazine: I thought it might be useful to know what the text around the table says, so I found a Japanese-English dictionary/word processor program, and used it to enter the text form the picture. This is AltaVista's Babel Fish...