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              |    SVD CP (Control Program) Release Notes     |
              |         Version 2.2 - June 23, 2005           |
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I. Graphical User Interface

   - Minor fixes in general.

   - Added the List button in the OS List area on the Load dialog.  Allows
     you to list the files on the included OS images, if possible.  Pretty
     neat.  It would be nice to have the same capability on the top side of
     the dialog, though I'll need to create a set of OS guessing routines.

   - Fixed the OS List in the Load dialog to light up correctly based upon
     the ability to process the OS on the image.

   - Changed the modality of the Load dialog, which was necessary to
     implement the List button.  It had the wonderful side effect of
     eliminating the problems that occur on drop down lists making the
     OK button non-pressable.

   - You'll notice now, too, that the little floppy icon appears in the
     folder (on Windows) as opposed to the little feather that used to
     appear.

II. Helper Applications (fstool, tosvd, fquery)

   - The major change to the helper applications is the addition of support
     for the Apple and the TI99.  In the case of the Apple, the OS is also
     supported.  For the TI, no OS support is yet available.  Maybe someday.

   - Another major change includes the ability to determine file type based
     upon extension.  This became necessary because many file formats "looked"
     the same - that is, without taking a guess at the file-system on them.
     This makes it possible for the programs to more easily correctly guess
     the format of the image.  For example, the Heathkit H8D format is now
     supported due to this change.

III. Misc

   - A new version of the GUI toolkit from ActiveState is being used in
     this release.  This includes a new release of TCL.

   - A new version of the Cygwin dll is included for Windows platforms.
     This fixed some problems experienced on Windows 2000.