RE: Rel 1.00 online

Thanks for the quick answer with details. About the driver: were the changes "important"?... I read that strings were missing. Was it serious in any way?
thanks again,
-georges

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of De Vos Rudi
Sent: Friday, June 24, 2005 5:23 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Ultravnc-list] Rel 1.00 online


There where just some minor changes after Jun13... 

Viewer: 
-Fix 95 OSR1 (file transfer: function unknown in 95) 
-Let the user close the deamon without that the viewer close (viewer listener mode) 
(some people run a batch that cont start the server, if they can close the deamon they don't get a new viewer 
every x minutes) 
Server 
-Error in resource.  Radio buttons where grouped wrong, (oder in resource file) 
-Important: check if the driver dll version also allow 1.019 (was fixed 13 of 14 June) 
New driver dll version was updated to 19.  But winvnc does a dll check and only allow 18. 
Changed to allow 18 and 19 
  

Georges Berenger schreef: 

	For feature requests and bug reports RC15 RC16. Please use the forum at http://forum.ultravnc.net/ 

	Contratulations! 

	Two questions: 
	- I found that a lot was checked in June 13 brings quite a few changes, 
	just after I took the last update before our code freeze. Those include 
	a new driver and a number of changes related to fast user switching. I 
	was wondering if anyone could comment on how critical those changes 
	were. At this point of our project, I can't take changes anymore without 
	any major reason... 

	- I've noticed that the you guys had followed my past advise, and 
	grouped version info declaration in a header file included by the 
	different resource files. However, the implementation did not include 
	the advised separate rc2 file for the version part, to make the scheme 
	compatible with Dev Studio's resource editor. Bottom line, Visual Studio 
	removed the declarations from the resource file (I guess that's what 
	happened, as it happened to me a few times...), and you are now back in 
	the previous situation with all strings burned into every .rc file. If 
	you wish to have again version info centralized & use VisualStudio to 
	edit non-version info resources, you must create a second resource file 
	.rc2 that you include in the regular .rc file. 

	To repeat the info I gave in the original suggestion email: 

	The versioninfo.h file that lives at the top of the source tree contains 
	all the info needed. The resource files then need to include that file 
	and use the definitions made in it. 
	If you have problems with a resource editor (Visual Studio will replace 
	the defines by their value if you open the resources with a non-text 
	editor), you can place the version resource in an other file included in 
	the original .rc file. For instance: 

	Winvnc.rc: 

	#include "winvnc.rc2" 

	... (remove the version info and leave the file otherwise unchanged) 

	Winvnc.rc2: (to be edited with a text editor only) 

	#include "versioninfo.h" // adjust the path as necessary... 

	#ifndef _MAC 
	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 
	///// 
	// 
	// Version 
	// 

	VS_VERSION_INFO VERSIONINFO 
	 FILEVERSION INT_VERSION 
	 PRODUCTVERSION INT_VERSION 
	 FILEFLAGSMASK 0x3fL 
	#ifdef _DEBUG 
	 FILEFLAGS 0x1L 
	#else 
	 FILEFLAGS 0x0L 
	#endif 
	 FILEOS 0x40004L 
	 FILETYPE 0x2L 
	 FILESUBTYPE 0x0L 
	BEGIN 
	    BLOCK "StringFileInfo" 
	    BEGIN 
	        BLOCK "080904b0" 
	        BEGIN 
	            VALUE "Comments", "\0" 
	            VALUE "CompanyName", STR_COMPANYNAME 
	            VALUE "FileDescription", "VNC server for Win32\0" 
	            VALUE "FileVersion", STR_FILEVERSION 
	            VALUE "InternalName", "WinVNC\0" 
	            VALUE "LegalCopyright", STR_COPYRIGHT 
	            VALUE "LegalTrademarks", "VNC\0" 
	            VALUE "OriginalFilename", "WinVNC.exe\0" 
	            VALUE "ProductName", "Ultr@VNC\0" 
	            VALUE "ProductVersion", STR_PRODUCTVERSION 
	        END 
	    END 
	    BLOCK "VarFileInfo" 
	    BEGIN 
	        VALUE "Translation", 0x809, 1200 
	    END 
	END 

	#endif    // !_MAC 

	Cheers & congrats again! 
	-georges 

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