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[pamiarm]

Hi,

relativley new to this. I know the difference between a classic and a DX, but whats the difference between a DX, a PDX and a WDX and what do they stand for?

thanks in advance,

Paul

[Closed - Adam]

Here you go. This information is from www.FruitForums.com

(XXX) Fruit machine manufacturer e.g. Barcrest or Empire.
(XXXX Hack) A hacked version of an original machine - uses the same roms ;-)
[Dutch] This layout is a Dutch version. There are other countries as well!
[Dat] The 'dat' version of a layout as opposed to the older 'res' versions.
[Sc] This is a Super Classic layout.
[Wm] Watermark Classic. (This classic has a faded 'Dx' picture in the background.)
[Dx] Deluxe layout version (Looks very similar to the real thing.)
[Dxs] Super deluxe layout.
[Dxh] Hybrid deluxe layout..... what does the future hold? ;-)
[Pdx] Pseudo deluxe version (Some artwork from the real thing but not 100% accurate, a cross between a classic and deluxe layout.)
[Cdx] Combi Dx. Here you have a Dx and classic joined together....cool.
[£Xjp] This layout uses a specific rom set according to its graphics.
[VX.XX] The layout author has specified the particular version of the layout.
[Beta] This is a 'Beta' version of a layout.
[800] This layout has a resolution of 800, others include 1024 and 1280.
[Digital Fruit] Made by Digital Fruit, some layouts have the authors name in the title (might add this to all layouts....one day!)
[Alt] Alternative version of the layout.

[PJ]

Deluxe layout version (Looks very similar to the real thing.)

And there I was thinking DX meant it needed DirectX to work... :oops: