Update Notes

Fixed a problem with the 'No Confirmation' option of
deleting source files (CoderPad would bomb, but no
harm done).

When opening just one part of a multiple file part set for
decoding, CoderPad will now group the consecutive file
parts automatically for processing.  The benefit of this
behavior is that you can now double-click FilePart.003,
for example, and FilePart.001 on up will be processed as
a group automatically (if the rest are really there, of
course).

When a file name cannot be determined from the
encoded data, the file name "Unknown 001.txt" is now
used instead of "UNKNOWN.001" (and additional
no-namers are still numbered consecutively).

Hopefully, Windows NT 4.0 users will no longer have a
problem with Windows Common Dialogs in CoderPad.
Also, a seperate adjustment was made for NT 3.51
concerning opening multiple files.  (If there was a
problem before, and if this change was even necessary,
I have no idea, so please let me know if you have any
problems under Windows NT.)

IMPORTANT NOTE:   If you have used the "Associate
Encoded Files" option before rev. 1.0.0.20 and you
have not used it again since, then please be sure to
use it again in this rev. because CoderPad's file
associations need to be updated in order to support
DDE from the shell (Explorer and other file managers).

A new association for the file type .mme has been
added in rev. 1.0.0.29, so you may want to use the
"Associate Encoded Files" option again even if you
have since rev. 1.0.0.20 already.

NOTE:   Make sure you have the MFC40.DLL file,
because .ocx files require it (CoderPad uses one).
Chances are you already have this file, but please
double-check your Windows System folder for it
before attempting to run CoderPad.

CoderPad does just about all it can now to support
different displays.  It automatically compensates for
large fonts (well, to a certain extent on some systems),
adjusts to screen area changes (when the task bar is
always on top and resized or moved), adjusts to
display resolution changes (such as using QuickRes),
and adjusts for window element changes (such as
menu bar and border size).  If something ever appears
weird at first after a display change, just resize the
CoderPad window which will force it to adjust to the
new display state.

Thanks for reading!