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UnrealEd (UEd for short) is the level editor used to create levels for Unreal. It was also used

for other games based on the Unreal engine, such as Deus Ex and Lineage II, although it

has changed along with the engine for later games. One of the first companies to do this with

first person shooters,[1] all Unreal games on the PC had the level editor included for free,

and some third party Unreal engine games did the same with an edited and specialized

version. This extended the longevity of the games. Amateur level designers could now create

their own levels for the game, providing a near endless amount of additional content for the

game. In addition, the built-in scripting language called UnrealScript allowed for editors to

customize game content.

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The TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor proactively monitors a number of system functions such as

power consumption, battery health and system cooling, informing you of significant system

conditions.

If this utility or feature is not installed on your computer, you can verify if it is available for

your specific model under "Downloads" on the TOSHIBA support web site

(support.toshiba.com). Not all utilities are available for every model and operating system.

When installing any utilities, install the TOSHIBA Value Added Package first.

The RubyInstaller project provides a self-contained Windows-based installer that contains a

Ruby language execution environment, a baseline set of required RubyGems and

extensions, and the full text of the wonderful book, The Book of Ruby.

To install Ruby, check Download section, choose the version you would like, and click on the

.exe link (under the name of the version) to download the installer. Use Windows Explorer to

navigate to where you saved the .exe file and double-click on it to run the installer.

The Ruby Installer is currently available only for the Windows platform.