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[General Settings>Inventory>Inventory Item cursor hotspot marker]

Here's a quick tip for those searching how to use a cursor graphic instead of a cross-hair graphic to represent the hot-spot maker when using an inventory item.
To use a graphic to represent the hotspot of the inventory item cursor, go to General Settings>Inventory>Inventory Item cursor hotspot marker and set it to: Use Crosshair Sprite.

The problem is, it will use the middle pixel of the sprite because it is designed for a crosshair sprite and not a cursor sprite. So far I have not found a way to tell it to use the top left pixel, but I did figure out this work around which seems to work well enough:

1. Open your cursor graphic in your image editing software.
2. Double the width and height of your canvas and move your cursor into the lower right quadrant of your image:
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|          |   \     |
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Now the center of your image is the top left pixel of your cursor. Problem solved. Hope this helps.

P.S. If someone knows a way to set the hotspot to use the top left pixel of the cursor sprite, by all means,let me know.

[Speech]

I've created HERO1.WAV file and put it in my Speech sub-directory, I've created a script that says:
function hDoor_Talk()
{
cHero.Say("&1 OPEN SESAME!");
}
The game created a vox file and is now showing me options for controlling the voice, but I'm not getting any voice output. Any ideas as to what I could be doing wrong?
I also have a midi background music file which is playing fine.