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- LstPM 32-Bit Version 1.04
- Copyright (c) 1990-1993
- Oberon Software
- 518 Blue Earth Street
- Mankato, MN 56001-2142 USA
-
- Phone: 507-388-7001
- BBS: 507-388-1154
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- New Features, Corrections, and Enhancements
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-
- **** Version 1.05
- **** 15 February, 1993
-
- * Now capable of handling text files with more than 32,767 lines
- and hex views of files with more than 524,287 bytes. The absolute
- maximum number of lines in a text file is now 262,144; binary
- files may be up to 4,194,304 bytes.
-
- * Status bar display shows the full path name, current line number
- (line at top of window), and total lines in the file. If total
- lines has a '+' appended to it, it means that LstPM is still
- indexing the file and the total lines is as yet unknown. The
- title bar of the window now only displays the base file name rather
- than the full path name.
-
- * Informational dialog displayed when the user presses the END key.
- This allows the user to abort a lengthy wait on a long file and
- also prevents LstPM from monopolizing the PM message queue during
- this process.
-
- * Better error checking on the returned information from the system
- "Open File" dialog.
-
- * Full pathname of file now stored in the pick list to prevent
- problems incurred with relative pathnames when LstPM is executed from
- different directories.
-
- * Greatly reduced time required for file loading and indexing especially
- on large files.
-
-
- **** Version 1.04
- **** 25 January, 1993
-
- * Added a third file viewing mode: "Text+Line #'s". Identical to
- Text mode but prepends line numbers to each line. Because of a
- new numbering system for storing file mode in the Pick List, files
- retained in the Pick List (from LstPM 1.03 or 1.02) with Hex views
- will show up in this mode instead of Hex until you change their
- view.
-
- * Pick List can now be invoked via pressing both mouse buttons
- over the client window (file viewing area) simultaneously.
-
- * Minor change to LstPM's behavior after having a file object dropped
- onto its client window. Previous versions of LstPM would not move
- to the desktop "surface" after loading the new file. If you prefer
- the original behavior, you can defeat this new feature by setting
- the environment variable LSTPM2TOP to NO (i.e., place the line
- "SET LSTPM2TOP=NO" in Config.Sys).
-
- * Corrected problem which appeared on some machines where the first
- file viewed during a LstPM session would not be displayed.
-
- * Corrected problem which resulted in the first line of a file being
- displayed twice under certain circumstances.
-
-
- **** Version 1.03
- **** 4 January, 1993
-
- * Corrected problem which would occur under the OS/2 2.0 Service Pack
- update and the OS/2 2.1 beta where LstPM would hang the message
- queue if started in "no file" mode.
-
-
- **** Version 1.02
- **** 22 December, 1992
-
- * First 32-bit version.
-
- * Replace "home grown" file open and font dialogs with system provided
- dialog controls.
-
- * Drag and drop interface upgraded to OS/2 2.0 compatibility.
-
- * "Pick List" dialog now accepts dropped files. Dropped files are
- added to the top of the list.
-
- * Popup "context" menu added. Invoke by clicking the right mouse button.
-
- * LstPM now remembers its last screen position and size, the contents
- of its "Pick List", and the last viewed file.
-
- * File position and viewing mode (Hex or ASCII) saved in Pick List.
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