Ok, I'll do this.

Insane Steve (size, style)
geoo89 (release rate)
Adam
Ahribar (number of lemmings)
guest (number to be saved)
Isu  
Shvegait (time)
Conway (title, intro, screen start)

You forgot someone to set the music.

And I would suggest to set the lemmings needed later, cause otherwise the ones after lemmings needed is set can't build the level in that way that some lems may be killed if the lemmings to save is set at the maximum for that time.
Size could be chosen later too, because in that way I can be set that it matches better to the level, otherwise I could be just too short for the last ones to continue editing or have a large bad-looking space.
But the lemmings to let out could be set at the beginning, at least a bit earlier.

A problem was the exit last time as far as I can say that 'cause I wasn't in that time.
I think first one sets the exit and it stays there is a not so good idea because he has to strech the level very much and that way it's hard to build in a puzzle, also this time there are 8 persons taking part, so the level should be even longer than the first one, otherwise the last ones can only add little details to the level and not larger puzzle-like ideas.
How about this: First one sets an exit, and everyone can move it for a certain maximum amount of pixel later.

Well, I like Insane Steve's levels; for me they're the best of all.
I don't really care about design, I like the straight terrain and love the neat puzzles and the trickiness in the levels.
Since they are usually small they are quite nice to play, having a first look at them most of them look interesting at once, and usually they are also interesting to play.
Of course there are also some not so good levels, but those appear not so often at all.

Since I don't care about design so much, Hubbart's levels should be not really special to me, but some of the are quite impressing though.

(Oops...seems that it's getting a little off topic...)

Well I'll publish it anywhere when (or maybe if) I get it ready.
Feel free to edit it then to whatever you want.

Well, I also have the two beast level midis (I downloaded them from guest I think), and the midi of menacing.
Just tell me which of those you need and I'll send them to you.

Ah...thank you, it's working now.
Also, looking through this thread I downloaded Insane Steve's first version of the sets including the styles needed, I only had the modified version.
So I don't need the shadow and the Chronicles styles anymore.

Steve, if I read correctly, you also made some other sets/levels for Cheapo, didn't you?
I just looked it through quickly, so I may have understood something wrong, but I read about "MS Paint adventure" and also some others, I can't remember?
So, if they really exist, can you tell me where to find those, please?
Or send to geoo89(ad)gmail(dod)com

Thanks. I'll wait for them.
"Back and Forth" also uses one of those styles, but actually I meant "The Fireworks show".
Looking through your set with a hex editor I saw that this one needs PinkLemmus.sty, which IS in my styles directory.
When I load that level Cheapo crashes though. ::

When experimentalizing with Havoc 5 I had the same problem in a special case.
Looking closer (WinLem) I saw that the feet of the miner are not at the level of the ground when doing a hit.
This also could be a reason.