3.121

misc: introducing new more accurate statistics
misc: statistics window is now resizeable and remembers size/position
misc: statistics layout is defined in stats.ini (variables are selfexplaining if you're looking at the captions in this default file). You can overwrite these default stats by creating a stats01.ini (02, 03...10.ini).

misc: profile color is now based on scan tree issues
red = issue listed
green = no issue listed
grey = not scanned or stopped scan

fixed: some typos
fixed: several internal statistic based stuff
fixed: issue with compressed descriptions (aka dir2dat description problem)

All your existing profiles are reset to grey when using this for the first time. You have to rescan them.


Merry XMas and a Happy New Year!



Roman Scherzer

Running Windows XP SP3 32-bit... downloaded the latest 32-bit release and after double-clicking the executable, nothing happens.

Had no problem running the release before this one. Does this new version require a DLL that I may be missing?

> 3.121
>
> misc: introducing new more accurate statistics
> misc: statistics window is now resizeable and remembers size/position
> misc: statistics layout is defined in stats.ini (variables are selfexplaining if
> you're looking at the captions in this default file). You can overwrite these
> default stats by creating a stats01.ini (02, 03...10.ini).
>
> misc: profile color is now based on scan tree issues
> red = issue listed
> green = no issue listed
> grey = not scanned or stopped scan
>
> fixed: some typos
> fixed: several internal statistic based stuff
> fixed: issue with compressed descriptions (aka dir2dat description problem)
>
> All your existing profiles are reset to grey when using this for the first time.
> You have to rescan them.
>
>
> Merry XMas and a Happy New Year!
>
>
>
> Roman Scherzer
>

Edit: Looks like upx flawed the 32bit exe a bit. I already uploaded a repacked version but I guess it takes some time till the www cache gives you the new file. If you already downloaded the 32bit version, go and manually download the 32bit version again in a couple of minutes.


Roman Scherzer