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Possibilities for Mame rompaths set by users is arbitrary, therefore convention can't be guessed by machines, instead ask the user to tell us via dropdowns where each of the four romtypes we deal with are.mame: rethink Mame filepaths functionlity:.Re-class all ZX Spectrums as Sinclair (Mame started calling some Amstrad).fix illegal filename chars introduced in a single emulator in Mame 0.219, causing softlist printing to exit.Instead use the Mame emulator the user has selected stop hardcoding Mame64 in generated Mame efind.mame: Fix issues found running against Mame 0.241.thanks to user hasseno for raising this.export: #49 - added name and comment to ini export.Quickplay is quite a different proposition than other retro-frontends as it favours functionality and simplicity over looks - you'll find thoroughness and consideration for users here, rather than gameplay videos and logos It also favors archived roms ( 7zip, the Good sets in particular) and incorporates a Multiloader disk loader for all kinds of CD/DVD-based systems, no matter how you compress them, and Tempest's ROMDATA files, giving auto-game information for a great many 80's and 90's systems. To date i think that QuickPlay supports the most emulators, multi-emulators, and other frontends ( MAME, MESS, RetroArch, Gamebase, Mednafen, BlueMSX, WinUAELoader, and others). Its creator, John Scott (wherever you are), came up with the idea of EMU-Finder files and scans, which have stood the test of time and proved to be immensely powerful. It takes a fresh approach to the backend which, in particular, gives blisteringly-fast search over large and diverse romsets.

However unlike many other frontends of the time, its also very flexible and adaptable, and still updated by enthusiastic supporters. It was written in the heyday of RAD and OO frontends (as such it's written in Delphi), and like other frontends of the time, its very powerful and able to support considerable complexity and customisation (think MAMEUI, but on steroids).

'frontend-of-frontends', which has support for countless emulators and systems, old and new, with a philosophy of being quick and easy for new users, yet comprehensive and flexible for old-timers. QuickPlay is a windows-only powerful universal emulator The customer then receives a text message to confirm their bill details, with a choice to pay the bill immediately.Welcome to the QuickPlay homepage. Then, AI & machine learning capabilities are applied to recognize all the bill details across a range of corporations and statement formats as well as models to keep the customers and the bank safe. The “Zero UI” solution is designed to be as frictionless as possible - the customer simply forwards emails, PDFs and even photos of paper bill statements to a BMO email address.

3+ million bills are paid late annually by BMO customersīMO QuickPay is a patent-pending, unique and automated experience that allows a user to pay a bill digitally without ever opening their mobile banking app or logging into online banking services.

91% of Canadians are not comfortable with preauthorized payments.

87% of Canadians have missed at least one bill due date in the past year.

This highly fragmented experience increases cognitive load and forces a customer across multiple touchpoints, resulting in unhappy customers, millions of dollars in late bill charges, and thousands of costly full-service interactions. The current process requires a customer to pay a bill weeks after they receive the statement, often on a channel different than the one they’ve received it (i.e., paper statement paid online). BMO QuickPay reinvents the way we pay bills by offering an innovative solution co-created with customers across their bill payment journey.