Ami-Back Version 2.0i
                     Revision Date:  28 Feb 1994
                          Copyright © 1994

                       Intelligent Designs, Inc.
                         5742 Old Cheney Hwy.
                       Orlando, Florida  32807

                        voice: (407) 894-1031
                         fax: (407) 894-2384


The patch files are for use by REGISTERED owners of Ami-Back ONLY.  This
patch will bring Ami-Back from v2.0h to v2.0i.  These patches will ONLY
work on the English version of Ami-Back.

To use it do the following:

	1.  Extract the files in this archive (if you are reading this
	    you have already done this).
	    
	2.  Make a copy of your original Ami-Back disk.  DO NOT perform
	    this patch on your original disk.
	    
	3.  Place the Ami-Back disk (copy) in any floppy drive.
	
	4.  Make sure your current directory is the directory that
            contains the extracted files.
	
	5.  The script to patch Ami-Back is called "Patch_AmiBack" and
	    the script to patch Ami-Back Plus Tools is called 
	    "Patch_AB+Tools".  Double click on the appropriate icon or 
	    execute the script by typing "Execute <script name>".
	
	6.  After completing the patches you MUST install using the normal
	    install procedure (see the you Users Manual.)

If you have any problems using this patch contact us at the above address
and/or phone/bbs.

Changes Made:
	
	o Recompiled with SAS/C 6.50
	
	o Entering an empty directory in the file selection screen, then
	  hitting the parent gadget could result in enforcer hits or a 
	  crash.
	  
	o Long (>10 chars) AmigaDOS device names (not partiton names) would
	  cause the backup/restore configuration screen to lock up.
	  
	o The restore name filter was not working on directories, only files.
	  It now works on directories.
	  
	o TapeWorm-FS is automatically inhibited before Ami-Back starts to
	  access the tape drive.
	  
	o The recovery backup has been improved.  It is now able to recover 
	  files off OFS disks, and will recover files from partitons that
	  have moved.
	
	o Ami-Back no longer uses the SCSIF_AUTOSENSE flag in SCSI direct 
	  commands.  We did this becuase some older controllers and some
	  new controllers don't implement this correctly.
	  
	o Editing restore filter entries was not working correctly.