None of your links work for me, and your explanation is not very clear.

Are you suggesting that C2 renames files just because some servers don't recognize your language?

If so, I would say that it's not really up to Scirra to fix such a thing. You should use a naming convention that is compatible with as many systems as possible.

I think you may need Visual Studio 2005 redistributables also.

This is due to browser security limitations. You cannot run the exported html 5 project locally.

Just get yourself some free space from places like Dropbox and host the project on it. Then you can share it with a public link.

Please stop posting the same request in multiple locations on this forum.

The reason you probably haven't received a definitive answer yet is probably because your question is far too generic.

You should look at the examples that come with C2, and search through the How Do I and Tutorial sections.

Start to create a prototype of what you require, then you will have a better idea of what exactly you may need help with.

As it stands, you basically want everything in one simple tutorial, which is not very likely.

Absolutely fair enough.

I will say one thing though about protecting your work: in work as in life, the only one you can truly rely on is yourself.

So don't assume you can rely on a programs 'Save' or 'backup' features to protect you from problems. Rely on yourself, and save and backup frequently, to multiple locations.

Wasting a few minutes backing up and giving peace of mind is more preferable to losing important work.

Just my 2 cents.

#rant_over

Why not just set the text box using the set text action to:

"Version: " & projectversion

Just because a problem is reported by one part of a system, doesn't actually mean that it originated from there.

You're making an assumption, which may or may not be valid.

Regardless of that, Ashley consistently states he will not investigate if the provided .capx utilizes non-standard additions.

Your .capx uses both non-standard plugins and non-standard behaviors, either of which could be the problem.

As it states, you should post a minimal .capx without these non-standard additions, or Ashley won't investigate.

You should post a .capx or a screenshot of your code.

You may have the check for touch events happening one after the other which would happen in the same tick, thus negating the objective.

Better to either use a variable to keep track of which option is touched, or use 'else'.

People seem to forget that when making suggestions, Ashley asks for reasons why the suggestion would benefit the majority of users.

Personally, I see no need for this and would rather Ashley spends his time developing more generic things for the masses, such as the recent Tilemap and the forthcoming physics replacement for Android.

I found this using search that may be of use:

http://www.scirra.com/forum/xml-loop_topic79022.html

Application text and icon size is usually a part of the Accessibility option for an OS.

Have you tried these?