Demicron's Visual Applet Configurator 1.1

Requirements:
Pentium 90 with at least 24 megabyte RAM with
Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.0.


VAC changes from version 1.02:
* Visual Applet Configurator is now distributed only in one version and it is freeware.

* Visual Applet Configurator now have the ability to support other
developers applets. The support can be added by adding a VAC script
file for each applet and a plugin definition file. More information
about this can be found in the VAC script handbook.

* A new file format called VAC is now introduced. This is Demicron's
new copy protection system. They now include all the applets parameters.
VAC will automatically handle these files. These VAC files can and
may only be read by the applets and Visual Applet Configurator. The
old hostname and filename copy protection system is still supported
in the commercial applets but it is not required. To convert your old
project files with VAC just open the HTML file and enter each applet's
configuration dialog and a VAC file will be created for each dialog.

* A dialog displaying the necessary files to run the applets in the
current HTML file has been added.

* A Tree Field type has been added so VAC now support tree structures
and the upcoming tree menus from MenuMaster.

* Cut, Copy and Paste options have been added to the program menu.

* The font selections can now input other fonts than the system fonts.

* The bug that caused VAC to crash when writing foreign characters
is fixed.

* The text, file and color lists are now better synchronized with each
other.

* The conflicts with MS Internet Explorer 4.0 are solved since this
new version uses pure Win32 code and is no longer dependent of a
JVM.


Startup problems:
If the Visual Applet Configurator splash window hangs
when starting the program then the installation has
failed and you must do the following:

1. Uninstall all versions of Visual Applet Configurator.
2. Delete the folder where VAC was installed to.
3. Restart your computer.
4. Reinstall this package again.

If you are using Windows NT 4.0 and have problem
running the browser, then VAC is having problems
with the space characters in the path to the browser
and you must enter the settings dialog and enclose
the path with quote characters (").

Example.
Change:
c:\program files\netscape\program\netscape.exe

to:
"c:\program files\netscape\program\netscape.exe"