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I'd autolog all chats to a file of the same name somewhere (after turning it on in each chat window). Then even if it crashes I have a record. Also show logs link (like with the inventory) and a way to clear and review each one individually. Allow copying to clipboard from within steam. That would be real handy.

And hopefully you can add a non-indexed search (I wouldn't care about speed since this would initially be small) including for user names that were in the room. For experimentation purposes start out with private chats first. If it works expand that to all steam groups. For added fun, a timeline/track for eveyone who enters the room, clickable so you can view their profile, even if they only said hello and left immediatly or didn't say a word.

Of course you may want an upper total limit and max days option on Steam's settings dialog box with yet another option to blow away all chat logs(stored in whatever format you like).

I'd force the U.N. to sanction all the zombies.

We have a consensus on the answer(2 similar posts with mine first), but nobody's gonna make me swallow that tripe...
So whats the real answer?

I got one of those chairs where by design the arms bolt in and hold the seatback in place. I hate arms on game chairs so I flipped over the arms and put them on upside down... and it managed to be in the right position for the seatback.

Now... I lounge...

HL3 was first.
Too soon? B^(

Date of last post, number of posts. Otherwise someone posts like mad to get a high number and then they can just stop. Also I'm glad this shows if the user IS logged in while you're reading. Thats somewhat useful as you can go contact the guy directly.

Hey ewe... with the puns!
Grazed for a few minutes thinking of a good one, but didn't.

bull dozer?
(You're welcome)

Sounds like you haven't been restarting steam every time there is a steam client update. I recommend letting steam update itself and then see if this GDI issue still exists.
I do get your point though, memory object leaks of any kind (GDI objects too) are probably going to be someone's problem, especially if you let steam collect so many (30 days? yikes!).

I heard Paranoia might even cause an unexpected steam vac ban if its not handled right (when you change back to HL1 there is a setting... or else). But thats also assuming legit HL1. Fix that problem first and then talk to the Paranoia team if you still have an issue.

Thanks for the reply but I'm more looking for how to get OpposingForce(gearbox folder somewhere) on the pull-down list on the dedicated server dialog box... and have it work.

No way am I going to mess about with all that command line nonsense as Steam is supposed to hide the complexity of making sure all the installs are where they need to be and that they all work without fussing about in DOS and config files. It just shouldn't be neccessary.

Also that hlds update tool doesn't seem to be anywhere in any of my steam folders. (And I just now installed DS and OpposingForce).