Changeset 1532 for trunk/README
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- May 30, 2010, 7:31:42 PM (15 years ago)
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r1531 r1532 7 7 FM/2 3.18 This release removes high memory support at least for now. 8 8 Changes made to the openwatcom compiler which adds large file support to the 9 open file functions created a problem since DosOpenL doesn't work correctly 9 open file functions created a problem since DosOpenL doesn't work correctly 10 10 with high memory. This change also fixes the paste failure in VIO windows 11 when copying from FM/2. 11 when copying from FM/2. 12 12 13 13 We have provided an archiver description for use with unzip ver 6. It is contained 14 14 in ARCHIVER.TMP. The installer copies the description to ARCHIVER.BB2 (last entry). 15 If you plan on using ver 6 as your default unzip you will need to activate this 15 If you plan on using ver 6 as your default unzip you will need to activate this 16 16 description. The instructions follow: 17 17 … … 20 20 b) is on the PATH 21 21 c) precedes all other UNZIP.EXE versions on the PATH. 22 23 - If any of these are not true, then either correct the problem listed above or: 24 a) Select the UNZIP v6 definition. (See below.) 25 b) Click on the "Edit" button 26 c) Modify all instances of UNZIP.EXE to include a full path for UNZIP.EXE v6. 27 d) Click on "OK", then "Close" and then "Yes" to exit and save your changes. 28 22 If any of these are not true, then either correct the problem listed above or: 23 1) Select the UNZIP v6 definition. (See below.) 24 2) Click on the "Edit" button 25 3) Modify all instances of UNZIP.EXE to include a full path for UNZIP.EXE v6. 26 4) Click on "OK", then "Close" and then "Yes" to exit and save your changes. 27 29 28 - FM/2 will not use this entry unless 30 29 a) It is the only UNZIP definition; or 31 30 b) You select it manually; or 32 c) You move UNZIP v6 ahead of all the UNZIP's in the list of archivers. 33 In order to do this:31 c) You move UNZIP v6 ahead of all the UNZIP's in the list of archivers. 32 In order to move UNZIP v6 ahead of the other UNZIP's: 34 33 1) Select the UNZIP v6 definition. (See below.) 35 34 2) Click on the "Up" button until the UNZIP v6 entry precedes all other 36 UNZIP definitions.(If you have never modified ARCHIVER.BB2 it will 35 UNZIP definitions.(If you have never modified ARCHIVER.BB2 it will 37 36 need to be moved to the very top) 38 37 3) Click on "Close" and then "Yes" to exit and save your changes 39 38 40 Selecting the UNZIP v6 definition: 39 - Selecting the UNZIP v6 definition: 41 40 1) Start FM/2 42 41 2) Select the "Config" menu … … 44 43 4) Select the "Edit an archiver..." menu item 45 44 5) In the dialog that appears scroll the list, if necessary, and select 46 the UNZIP v6 definition 47 48 We have made changes to the open files logic to correct some odd issues 49 caused by MMPM when ogg, flac and/or mpg IOProcs are installed. MPGs are now 50 recognized as media and zero byte files trigger a dialog offering to open 51 them in the text editor. We now pass .wpi files to the WPS if no association 45 the UNZIP v6 definition 46 47 We have made changes to the open files logic to correct some odd issues 48 caused by MMPM when ogg, flac and/or mpg IOProcs are installed. MPGs are now 49 recognized as media and zero byte files trigger a dialog offering to open 50 them in the text editor. We now pass .wpi files to the WPS if no association 52 51 is set for them. If you see FM/2 attempt to open non-media files as a media file 53 52 or fails to open a media file recognized as such by OS/2 as media, let us know. 54 53 55 We reworked the user commands. Doing so makes COMMANDS.DAT obsolete with the 56 commands moving to FM3INI.INI. We did this to eliminate toolbar entry failures 57 caused by reordering the commands. It also keeps the hotkey the same following 58 a reorder and allows the user to select the hotkey they wish to use. The first 59 time you run 3.18, it will copy the commands information from COMMANDS.DAT to 60 the INI. COMMANDS.DAT isn't deleted or changed so you can revert to an earlier 61 version without losing old commands. However, any commands you add or change 54 We reworked the user commands. Doing so makes COMMANDS.DAT obsolete with the 55 commands moving to FM3INI.INI. We did this to eliminate toolbar entry failures 56 caused by reordering the commands. It also keeps the hotkey the same following 57 a reorder and allows the user to select the hotkey they wish to use. The first 58 time you run 3.18, it will copy the commands information from COMMANDS.DAT to 59 the INI. COMMANDS.DAT isn't deleted or changed so you can revert to an earlier 60 version without losing old commands. However, any commands you add or change 62 61 with this version will not be seen by older versions. 63 62 64 You can use Ctrl-click to select state or commonly used directory quicklist entries 65 or walk dialog user list entries without activating them. This is handy for deleting 66 entries without changing the window's state.Compare directories has been rework to 67 enhance its speed, allow for quick cancel and provide the option of AND'ed 68 selection (CTRL click). AND'ed selection selects from currently selected entries 69 as opposed to all entries. See the help file for more information. We have fixed 70 some rare traps and hangs and a few annoying bugs like the failure of the append 71 checkbox in the list file dialog to append. Please see the history file for a more 63 You can use Ctrl-click to select state or commonly used directory quicklist entries 64 or walk dialog user list entries without activating them. This is handy for deleting 65 entries without changing the window's state.Compare directories has been rework to 66 enhance its speed, allow for quick cancel and provide the option of AND'ed 67 selection (CTRL click). AND'ed selection selects from currently selected entries 68 as opposed to all entries. See the help file for more information. We have fixed 69 some rare traps and hangs and a few annoying bugs like the failure of the append 70 checkbox in the list file dialog to append. Please see the history file for a more 72 71 complete list of changes. 73 72
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