Looks good; although i'm a bit worried about flooding MCE with mcl files. I prefer using GameEx for accessing large amount of roms, im just trying to add all my favourite roms to MCE, takes a bit of time

So far ive got mame, n64, snes, and dreamcast games added.
It would be cool if you could add the mame flyer art to the mcl, the images are named the same as the rom itself, so it could be done.
Navigate MCE & Exit Mame with your Gamepad:
JoytoKey is an extremely light & free program which will allow you to control MCE with your gamepad, makes navigation easy, & also doesnt interfere with mame. Its well worth setting up, fantastic to use

Works by mapping keyboard keys to the gamepad.
If you have a button on the gamepad which you arent using in mame, use joytokey to set it to 'escape' which will exit mame & return to mce.
Download JoytoKey 3.79(jtk379en.zip) Free software (307 kb)
Here's my config file for browsing mce:
MCE Navigation.txt
The file needs to be renamed from .txt to .cfg (i couldnt upload a cfg file). Then it needs to be put in the same folder as joytokey, also delete any other .cfg files, to ensure the right one loads each time.
The buttons may need to be changed to suit your gamepad (currently mapped to ps2). Make sure to use the autoshoot function to copy the way mce scrolls up/down left/right, & also page up/down.
Here's a full list of
mce keyboard shortcuts
If you want to hide joytokey when it launches then change the startup option from the settings tab.
Batch File stuff
If you decide to use joytokey with a batch file, then the .bat must be in the same folder as the joytokey.exe
To close Joytokey from a batch file use this:
taskkill.exe /IM JoyToKey.exe /F
If you need to change profile automatically, then use a batch file like this:
@echo off
taskkill.exe /IM JoyToKey.exe /F
start "" "C:\MCE Games\JoyToKey.exe" "Vice City.cfg"