[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stericson:
For those who haven't bothered to read the READ THIS BEFORE POSTING announcement by our SiteAdmin Flar, now would be a good time to read it.

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ATTENTION CHEFs and USERS!

Let's try to post our ROMs and threads the following way to make the forum quicker and easier to acces:​

Code:

[ROM][LANGUAGE][DATE]rom name and version (Build)[STATUS]
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[KITCHEN][WWE][08.08.08]KOKOTAS ELF(in) Hybrid Kitchen (version 1.3)[ONLINE]

[PRJ][WWE][BETA]BRAM / NOONSKI Touch Surface 6.1 Public Beta Release Candidate Unskinned[ONLINE]

[ROM][WWE][22.08.08]HTCTOUCHP NEW BUILD!! Touch ESSentiaL v1.8 (WM6.1 CE OS 5.2.20296)[ONLINE]

[ROM][WWE][23.08.08]ABABREKAR UC2.0 + Mortscript capable new Ultra Clean Edition concept[OFFLINE]

[REF]NOONSKI Cooking Class Class of 2008/09[ONLINE]

[ROLLUP]KOKOTAS AVOID cOnFuSiOn & DaMaGeS -> FIND aNsWeRs, GuIdEs, LiNkS, eTc.[ONLINE]

[UPG]HTCTOUCHP New USPLs & IPLs for Elf & Elfin[ONLINE]​

* If name is too long for Thread title, leave out the [STATUS] ([ONLINE], [OFFLINE])​

For upgrade tools (HSPL, SSPL, CID, SIM, etc.), use:

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[UPG]Description
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For complete kitchens, use:

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[KITCHEN][Language]name and version (Build)
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For projects, use:

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[PRJ]description
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For utilities, use:

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[UTIL]name and version
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For requests, use:

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[REQ]description
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For questions, use:

Code:

[Q]description
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For themes, use:

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[THE]description
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For reference threads (tutorials, guides, etc.), use:

Code:

[REF]description
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For Rollup threads (thread indexes, etc.), use:

Code:

[ROLLUP]description
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For Poll information threads, use:

Code:

[POLL]description
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Items from moderators that need special attention will use: Code:

[MOD]description

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