			Windows Server Package
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			   versions history


2.1             - First commercial version of WSP

2.5             - Modal dialogs added
                - 3L AFServer protocol added
		- Fixed some bugs

3.0             - DDE support added
                - GDI buffering added
                - 3-d status line added
                - Toolbar added
		- Fixed some bugs

3.1             - I/O screen perfomance increased
                - Fixed bug with CTRL/ALT keys processing
                - Fixed bug in installation program
		- Fixed bugs in functions "SetEditText", "SetStaticText"
                - Windows Help support
		- Link interface made as DLL (WBBIN-PC version only)

4.0		- Recompiled with BC++ 4.5
		- Seriously increased console output speed
		- Re-designed toolbar
		- Re-designed status bar
		- Menu changed 
			- "RUN" position changed
			- "DOS shell" removed
			- "Exit to DOS" removed
		- Fixed bugs in DDE library
			- "LParam" macro
			- "CreateDDEData", "CreateDDEPoke" functions
		- Added "FindWindow" function
		- Fixed bug with processing command line
		- Fixed bug with processing resource files
		- Open/Save dialog loaded from COMMDLG
		- Fixed bug with CR/LF translation in DEBUG window
		- Protocol file uses streams
		- Startup splash screen changed
		- Fixed bug with processing keys with >0x7F code

95		- Recompiled with BC++ 4.52 (32-bit)
		- Works under Win32s, Windows 95 and Windows NT
		- Added structured exception handling (SEH)
		- 3D dialogs/controls instead of BWCC
		- Created setup program with a couple of available 
		  choices and uninstall feature
		- Link interface made as a 32-bit DLL
		- Protocol made as a 32-bit DLL
		- Link and protocol DLLs may be set/upgraded by the 
		  user,	as well as adding new interface DLLs for 3rd
		  parties software and hardware
		- Windows Library (PC side) made as a 32-bit DLL
		- Windows Library (transputer side) updated (see 
		  "Compatibility issues"); a couple of bugs fixed
		- Allowing user to install an unlimited number of
		  protocol extensions (via 32-bit DLLs)
		- "Priority" option uses specific Windows 95/NT
		  features (SetPriorityClass, SetThreadPriority)
		- All setup information stored in Windows Registry
		  when running under 32-bit Windows, and in a private 
		  INI file when running under Win32s
		- Long file names support
		- MSOffice-style tooltips for toolbar
		- Startup splash screen changed
