PCB-DataMatch version History v2.01 08/18/90 Fixed bug in Compare, -verbose mode was always on with -index option. Fixed bug in Setup, memory wasn't released if no changes had taken place. Fixed bug where menubar item File/Save As didn't operate. Updated help system. Fixed color attributes to display correctly on monochrome monitors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ v2.00 8/10/90 (closed testing) Changed Cmp.Exe output to write directly to video ram. If you don't want this then use -Bios switch to use BIOS video calls instead. Since screen output is not handled through DOS anymore, the program cannot be redirected to a file or device with the > symbol. If you want to redirect it, leave out the > symbol. Example, if you want to redirect output to a file or printer, type something like: CMP nodes.def outfile.txt CMP nodes.def prn Added -Quick switch to Compare, for systems with less than 16 nodes. (Must use the -Index switch for systems with 16 to 500 nodes.) Setup has a new interface with pulldown menus, context sensitive help, point and shoot mouse support, etc. Compare now supports upto 500 PCBoard nodes. Combined the Name.Exe, Form.Exe, and Putsn.Exe, into 1 program now called Setup.Exe. The file formats of v2.x are different than v1.x. You cannot use any of the older files. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ v1.02 7/22/90 Added support for PgUp,PgDn,Home,End keys to Form window. Added 'Changes... Save?' prompt before loading a new form definition. Changed command line 'translation switch', in Compare, to command line 'verbose switch'. Compare will now default to translating -1's and 0's to Yes and No, where appropriate. The -v (verbose) switch will turn the translation off. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ v1.01 7/21/90 (closed testing) Added a visual scroll bar to side of window in Form. The highlighted marker represents your line position in the form definition. Added -t 'translation switch' to Compare. If used, and if the lines being compared consist of 0's and -1's they will be translated to No and Yes. Example: 0,0,-1 will be translated to No,No,Yes. 0,0,2 will not be translated. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ v1.0 7/20/90 (closed testing) Initial release.