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* When saving an image, some filters where not added.
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* The DOS part of a 640KB ADFS/DOS partition was not getting read correctly.
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1.41 - 12th April 2022
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New or improved features
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* Can now read and write FAT32 images.
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* Changed the parameters put into the header for a 640KB DOS image extracted from a Master 512 hybrid image, and moved the image further along the image.
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* Can now create FAT32 images.
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* Improved the function to format DOS images to be closer to Microsoft's specification.
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* Changed the format number and text for plain DOS images.
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* Changed the logo appearing next to the DOS text in the status bar when plain DOS images are open.
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* Changed the logo in the Image Details dialogue for plain DOS image to the Microsoft logo.
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* Changed the DOS Filename validation to match the Microsoft specification of illegal characters.
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* Added Long FileName support for DOS FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32 volumes, but not Master 512 DOS Plus.
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* Changed the method of downloading (extracting) files from an image in that it will now fail if the requested file takes the pointer beyond the end of the image file.
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* Changed the error reported on failure to download.
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* Added extra command line options for creating new images: DOSFAT12, DOSFAT16 and DOSFAT32.
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* Improved the detection of FAT12, FAT16 or FAT32, based on Microsoft spec.
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* Added new filetypes, and extra filters on the Open Image dialogue box, for FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32.
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* The Hard Drive image creator dialogue box would not always produce an exact sized image. E.g., a 64MB image would not always be exactly 64MB in size.
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* The correct directory separator is now used with ADFS/DOS hybrid images.
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* Acorn/Watford DFS, Commodore 64, Acorn CFS and Spark images were being opened with the 'directory been read' flag not set, so appeared as if the directories were unread.
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* Scaling - there is a report that icons 'grow' on scaled screens. I have been unable to reproduce this.
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* 'Bad FS Map' from BeebEm when loading an ADFS/AFS hybrid image after making a change to the ADFS partition. Unable to reproduce.
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* Some SS DFS images are IDed as DS images when 'zero length images' is selected in the preferences.
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* 'Bad FS Map' from BeebEm when loading an ADFS/AFS hybrid image after making a change to the ADFS partition. - UNABLE TO REPLICATE
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* Some SS DFS images are IDed as DS images when 'Allow zero sectors' is selected in the preferences.
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* Access violation has been reported when creating an ADFS HDD image (default options) on Windows. - UNABLE TO REPLICATE
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* Does not work on Windows 11. - UNABLE TO REPLICATE
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* Ask to force overwrite if many files are getting written.
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* Export the contents of an open image to another image, or set of images if the selected format is too small or are more directory entries than the format allows.
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* Cancel button for progress display?
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* Side pane (left hand side) to allow separate images to be opened (REF:3).
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* Use side panel for opening MMFS images and remove the code from TDiscImage (REF:3).
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* Open multiple images at the same time and allow interaction between them (e.g. copying files from one to another).
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* For macOS, change the settings being saved to the registry to being saved in a plist file, or within the application directory itself.
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* Import an existing AFS or DOS image into ADFS as a new partition.
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* Ablity to add/remove/delete partitions using the command line.
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* Change the size of the ADFS partition or image.
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Caption = 'Many thanks to the users and contributors of the Stardot forum whose feedback and advice has been greatly appreciated. Also a big thank you to Jasper Renow-Clark who helped me with the ADFS formats in the beginning, before this project started.'#10'This project was concieved as a module to the Repton Map Display application, with this application just being a demo (and for me to try the code out with). In December 2020, it became the Disc Image Manager.'#10'Additional thanks go to Robert Sprowson for his help with working out the parameters for ADFS Hard Drive images, and to David Pilling for his help with the Spark module.'#10'Suggestions, bug reports, or whatever please do not hesitate to email me on gerald@hollypops.co.uk, or contact via Stardot forum.'
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Caption = 'Liability Disclaimer: While I, Gerald Holdsworth, make every effort to deliver high quality products, I do not guarantee that my software is free from defects. My software is provided "as is," and you use my software at your own risk.'#10#10'I make no warranties as to performance, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or any other warranties whether expressed or implied.'#10#10'No oral or written communication from or information provided by myself, Gerald Holdsworth, shall create a warranty.'#10#10'Under no circumstances shall I, Gerald Holdsworth, be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from the use, misuse, or inability to use this software, even if I have been advised of the possibility of such damages.'
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