I don't think so, sorry.

Yarfapet: Like tulamide said, Beep() is a blocking call. Perhaps I could do some fancy multithreading stuff so it won't do that, but no promises. I'd have to get VC++ on this new machine for starters.

Does this mean that there is no way, at all, that we can port a game made in the current versions of Construct (including 1.0) to consoles, to go on sale in the Xbox Live Marketplace and the Playstation Store?

Sorry, that's correct. There's no possible way to run a Construct app/game on a console. It's built entirely around Windows-only technology, such as Direct3D, and would require a complete rewrite to be multi-platform, which is exactly what Construct 2 will be.

I know how horrible it is when data storage devices die on you, but there's no need for the all-caps title

What model is it? You may need to pay for data recovery, I'm afraid. Like Davo said, try it in another computer, and google everything related you can think of.

Please tell me you make frequent backups to different devices.

I have never made a backup of any of my .caps, ever. It'll probably take a corruption until I realise that making backups is a little bit easier than rebuilding from scratch.

Post a screenshot. I'll tell you how much to sell it for.

Offtopic:

-iPhone, iPod touch, Android, Nexus One (?) support?

Nexus One is an Android phone, it's not different. (It is damn good though)

For the most part, anything that works on an iPhone will work on an iTouch (unless it uses camera[1] or GPS).

[1] New iTouch 4 has a camera (two actually).

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Thanks, I'm moving to a new Win7x64 system soon-ish and my concern is that some software won't work. Looks like I won't have to worry about Construct, at least.

shit fuck cunt

When was this implemented? I don't remember it before.

Those of you running 7, are you running x64?

Most modern browsers still seem to handle Java like shit. Since you already know how to use Flash, go with that. Flash is also supported by more devices (mobile phones etc).

I thought you meant the C programming language, and was about to rant about memory leaks and pointers.