DW_TIC History File 2.01 - Oops, forgot to post announcements for incoming files. (Hatching did have announcements posting) Fixed. I had added some code to my PCB tool library for looking up conference MSG files, so I've incorporated it into DW_SM. Pressing F2 while in the MsgFile field for an Area (either Add, Edit, or import) will prompt you for a conference number, then look up the MSG File entry from the CNAMES files. Press escape to abort. There was no way to change a feed back to 0 once it was selected to something else. Now, just F2 to get the popup list, and hit ESC which will reset it to 0. 2.00 - 8-27-97 - Fixed (I hope) alternate spawn routine for executing the various command lines so that the path and extension isn't required if the program/batch file can be found in the current directory or along the path. If you have problems with it, try including the full path and extension to the file. 2.00b - 08/97 - This is a complete re-write of DW_TIC from the ground up, in C. It is still owned by ZT Technologies but all programming has been turned over to Herbert Bushong (me). Since it has been totally re-written, I have been able to implement several features that would have been "difficult" at best, to implement in the old version. All the config files have been completely re-structured, and will require a complete install. The System Manager program was built in parallel with Tic Processing program (actually before it!) To make configuration easy and painless. A couple of important major new features deserve mentioning: - extensive Online Help was added to DW_SM and Interactive Hatching in DW_TIC. Most of the program text is also stored in the compressed help file to reduce the size of the EXE's. - Tossing when Hatching. Now you can hatch files and toss them to your BBS directories, all at the same time if you desire! - Passthru areas have been implemented with automatic linking/unlinking to the hub as nodes add/drop areas defined as passthrough. - Most of the limits have been expanded greatly. up to 65535 Nodes, Feeds, and Akas and Drops per area can be defined. Areas have a limit of 2^32 Area definitions. This version will run a bit slower than previous versions when processing files because of the expanded limits mentioned above. This is because the program will have to look up information more often on disk. A good disk-cache should alleviate much of the delays, and I'm still looking at ways to wring as much speed as possible out of it.