Fixed some mistakes made in the last refactor

coffeemud.ini

@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ CHARSETOUTPUT=iso-8859-1
 # DBUSER=root@localhost	
 # DBREUSE=TRUE
 ##And lastly, here are the default settings for the fakedb database:
-DBCLASS=com.planet_ink.fakedb.Driver
+DBCLASS=com.syncleus.aethermud.fakedb.Driver
 DBSERVICE=jdbc:fakedb:resources/fakedb
 DBUSER=
 DBPASS=

guides/ArchonGuide.html

@@ -4179,7 +4179,7 @@ under GenItem, plus a few more:<br>
     each value for the data line. The first is to look at the Params
     example given, where each entry is comma delimited, and the || denotes
     one or another but not both. Another is to open the appropriate common
-    skill *.java file in the /com/planet_ink/Abilities/Common/ directory on
+    skill *.java file in the /com/syncleus/aethermud/Abilities/Common/ directory on
     your computer and observing the several lines near the top of the file
     which begin with "protected static final int RCP_". The number, order,
     and nature of the values will be identical to these variable
@@ -5927,7 +5927,7 @@ from zapping deities in or out of their safe room.
             name of a race that looks the most like the one you are creating. If
             you are creating a generic race on top of an existing standard one, you
             will need to use the fully qualified class name of the form:
-            com.planet_ink.game.Races.&lt;racename&gt; in order to
+            com.syncleus.aethermud.game.Races.&lt;racename&gt; in order to
             access the
             standard version.
         </td>
@@ -5940,7 +5940,7 @@ from zapping deities in or out of their safe room.
             Chickens lay eggs. Leaving this blank is the usual correct answer. If
             you are creating a generic race on top of an existing standard one, you
             will need to use the fully qualified class name of the form:
-            com.planet_ink.game.Races.&lt;racename&gt;in order to
+            com.syncleus.aethermud.game.Races.&lt;racename&gt;in order to
             access the
             standard version.
         </td>
@@ -6051,7 +6051,7 @@ from zapping deities in or out of their safe room.
             that looks the most like the one you are creating. If you are create a
             generic race on top of an existing standard one, you will need to use
             the fully qualified class name of the form:
-            com.planet_ink.game.Races.&lt;racename&gt; in order to
+            com.syncleus.aethermud.game.Races.&lt;racename&gt; in order to
             access the
             standard version.
         </td>

guides/BuildersFAQ.html

@@ -471,8 +471,8 @@
                     STDRACES and/or STDCLASSES is added to the disable parameter, then
                     CoffeeMud will not allow players to create characters using any of the
                     Java-coded races and/or classes. You can also just go into the
-                    com/planet_ink/game/CharClasses or
-                    com/planet_ink/game/Races directory and delete the Fighter.*
+                    com/syncleus/aethermud/game/CharClasses or
+                    com/syncleus/aethermud/game/Races directory and delete the Fighter.*
                     files or Dwarf.* files as well. Whichever way you choose to go, you'll
                     need some races and/or classes to replace the ones you are leaving out.
                      You can do this through the MUDGrinder or the command line.

guides/GameBuildersGuide.html

@@ -1756,7 +1756,7 @@
                             level-based defence bonus, or druids mana bonus at their monument. If
                             you are creating a generic char. class on top of an existing standard
                             one, you will need to use the fully qualified class name of the form:
-                            com.planet_ink.game.CharClasses.<charclassname> in
+                            com.syncleus.aethermud.game.CharClasses.<charclassname> in
                             order to
                             access the standard version.
                         </td>
@@ -1772,7 +1772,7 @@
                             while crafting.. If you are creating a generic char. class on top of an
                             existing standard one, you will need to use the fully qualified class
                             name of the form:
-                            com.planet_ink.game.CharClasses.&lt;charclassname&gt; in
+                            com.syncleus.aethermud.game.CharClasses.&lt;charclassname&gt; in
                             order to
                             access the standard version.
                         </td>
@@ -3435,7 +3435,7 @@ delimeter, it must first be escaped: \;</font></span></font></span></p>
                         You should
                         check out the Quest interface for more information on these methods;
                         they are located in the file Quest.java, which is in the
-                        com/planet_ink/game/interfaces package.</font></p>
+                        com/syncleus/aethermud/game/interfaces package.</font></p>
                 <p>Another method provided
                     to Javascript by the quest manager is
                     the <font face="Courier New" size="2">QuestState

guides/InstallationGuide.html

@@ -87,11 +87,11 @@
                     CoffeeMud directory on a command line or DOS prompt and enter (for
                     Windows or DOS users):</p>
                 <p><code>java -classpath ".;.\lib\js.jar;.\lib\jzlib.jar"
-                    -Xmx85m com.planet_ink.game.application.MUD "Your Muds Name"</code></p>
+                    -Xmx85m com.syncleus.aethermud.game.application.MUD "Your Muds Name"</code></p>
                 <p>And for Unix, Linux, or FreeBSD users, the command differs
                     only in the classpath:</p>
                 <p><code>java -classpath ".:./lib/js.jar:./lib/jzlib.jar"
-                    -Xmx85m com.planet_ink.game.application.MUD "Your Muds Name"</code></p>
+                    -Xmx85m com.syncleus.aethermud.game.application.MUD "Your Muds Name"</code></p>
                 <p>This will start up the CoffeeMud server. Remember to change
                     the "Your Muds Name" text at the end to the unique name you want to
                     give your mud. If you are running Windows, you might also get away with
@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ random_dungeon&nbsp;areaname=MyRandomDungeon&nbsp;south</span></p>
                     <li>
                         <p>Still from the command line, go into your CoffeeMud
                             directory and enter the following: <code>java
-                                com.planet_ink.fakedb.DBUpgrade</code></p>
+                                com.syncleus.aethermud.fakedb.DBUpgrade</code></p>
                     </li>
                     <li>
                         <p>Follow the instructions for this little program.</p>
@@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ random_dungeon&nbsp;areaname=MyRandomDungeon&nbsp;south</span></p>
                         <p>From the command line, go into your CoffeeMud directory
                             and enter the following from the command line: <code>java</code><code>
                                 -Xms16m -Xmx256m</code><code>
-                                com.planet_ink.fakedb.DBUpgrade</code></p>
+                                com.syncleus.aethermud.fakedb.DBUpgrade</code></p>
                     </li>
                     <ul>
                         <li>NOTE: You may need to add the classpath variable to your
@@ -301,7 +301,7 @@ random_dungeon&nbsp;areaname=MyRandomDungeon&nbsp;south</span></p>
                             <li><code>java
                                 -Xms16m -Xmx256m -cp
                                 "/myjavastuff/drivers/mysql-connector-java-5.1.6-bin.jar"
-                                com.planet_ink.fakedb.DBUpgrade</code></li>
+                                com.syncleus.aethermud.fakedb.DBUpgrade</code></li>
                         </ul>
                     </ul>
                     <li>
@@ -451,7 +451,7 @@ CHARCLASSES, RACES, COMMANDS, LOCALES, AREAS, EXITS, etc&nbsp;</span>
                             ODBC data source, this entry will typically be
                             "sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver". By default, however, the CoffeeMud
                             "fakedb" package is installed. The driver name for this class is
-                            "com.planet_ink.fakedb.Driver". See the next section on "The CoffeeMud
+                            "com.syncleus.aethermud.fakedb.Driver". See the next section on "The CoffeeMud
                             Database" for more information.</p>
                     </li>
                     <li><span class="bold">DBSERVICE</span>
@@ -501,7 +501,7 @@ CHARCLASSES, RACES, COMMANDS, LOCALES, AREAS, EXITS, etc&nbsp;</span>
                     each relying to some extent on their own ini files for database and
                     other information.</p>
                 <p><code>java -classpath ".:./lib/js.jar:./lib/jzlib.jar
-                    -Xmx256m com.planet_ink.game.application.MUD
+                    -Xmx256m com.syncleus.aethermud.game.application.MUD
                     boot=coffeemud1.ini boot=coffeemud2.ini "Your Two-Headed Muds Common