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Well, those CM partners seem to have a bunch of requirements. It is possible to edit them to use the Ainmhi race from MBP instead, and completely get rid of Rens Beautypack. But it requires a bit of experience with the construction set and tes4gecko. If that's too complicated, which I can undertand if you haven't worked with the CS before, then I guess the best choice is to ignore them. That is of course if disabling those CM's and their required race mods is not an option. From what I see, one of them comes from MBP, one from AinmhiRace Rens beautypack.esp. It's likely a third one is from the CM Crescentia, which would mean that it includes the race and they just didn't know how to remove the dependency. Don't see where the 4th is coming from. For myself, I like to keep as clean a load order as I can so I learned how to make my own CM partners (using the included guide) and combine multiple companions in a single file. Removing a master from a file with Tes4gecko is easy enough so long as nothing from that master is in use anymore. And if it is then it will warn you about it.

Heyas, I took a look at your loadorder and i see multiple Ainmhi races , CTRL-F on "Ainmhi" and you'll find them all. TES4Edit can be a difficult program because there is a lot of things you can do with it, thus automatically a lot of things you can "screw" up. But for the thing I described you dont actually need to edit a mod and before you even do that it'll come up with a screenfilling warning if you are really really sure and advanced enuf to do so :) For checking mods only it is not that difficult at all, and if you remember the base rule about backups really nothing can go wrong. But really you dont need to edit, just view, so dont worry about it :) Hope I helped :) GL ps check my signature to save yourself some space in your loadorder :P

Many people make a duplicate of a race because using a race from another esp in your own is troublesome (esm based ones are easier to link to). In order to make these races have a voice, they are often set to playable. As LFact explains, some doubles may also originate from separate race plugins, while they are also included in compilations like beautiful people. If you want to find out exactly where each copy is coming from, use Tes4Edit. When you open the program, it should have your entire load order selected. Let it load the whole thing and then check on the left side. If you're using Wrye Bash, the easiest place to check is your bashed patch. It should include all the races it merged. Click the + in front of it, then the + in front of races, and you see a list of all the races. Click one and the info on it is displayed on the right. There will be a column for the bashed patch and one for the plugin it originated from, plus columns for any mod that alters the race in any way (some vanilla races may be touched by a LOT of mods). If you go through them like that, you can easily figure out where all the doubles are coming from and whether they are needed or not. Disable any separate race plugins if they are already included in another mod. Of course you will also have to rebuild the bashed patch afterwards if you're using one (and if not, you should consider it judging by the amount of plugins you probably have to get problems like this).

I was trying to browse through a user's images, and found it slightly annoying. Go to a user's profile, click the images tab, click an image, hit the back button and you're back on the main tab of the profile. Next image, click on the images tab again, click through to the page the previous image was on, and open the next one. Especially for users with multiple pages of images it can be very tedious. Would it be possible to make this experience easier? Or is there already a simpler way to do this?

I have two PC's with Firefox 8 here. One is running windows 7, the button shows up where it should be. The other is running Vista, button will not show up (tried the rescaling trick, no button). So maybe that will help pinpoint the problem?