• When tracking time on CompuServe, XTimer Spy was originally set up to track users entering and leaving extended service areas of CompuServe; however, changes in the way CompuServe operates altered the scenario just before release. I made last minute changes in XTimer Spy to deal with the new environment. Version 1.0 appeared to me to need some tuning up though, so I worked on it a bit and came up with what I hope is a more satisfying extension for CompuServe users to use.
• Macintosh programs which use custom creator codes and file types must register those codes with Apple, to insure that no two codes are alike. This prevents possible conflicts in the desktop file, which could cause the wrong icon to be used for the file, or cause the wrong application to be launched for a document. I was overly anxious to release XTimer Spy, and I released it before receiving confirmation back on the creator code registration. As it turned out, someone else had registered the creator code I had given to XTimer Spy, so now, I have corrected the problem and given XTimer Spy a creator code which will not conflict with another file. I apologize for the error.
• I made minor changes in the code to strengthen how it handles memory.
XTimer Spy 1.1
• Added automatic tracking of free areas on America Online and eWorld.
