				MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.22.7

    1) Slight fix to the help/about text.

    2) Cosmetic change to source file for readibilty,

				MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.22.6

    1) When deleting old port contents in the registry we killed every
       other one rather than all of them. That left divits around when
       deleting all ports.
       
    2) Silenced a spurious warning when the OK button is pressed.

    3) Fixed misprint on MIDI IDs 0-9.

				MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.22.5

    1) Deleting ports works now. It blew up with long names before.

				MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.22.4

    1) Removed most of the debuging messages.

				MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.22.3

	1) Add brute force option by pressing the "Comport:" combination title
	   for the adjacent drop list and brute force search button.

                MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.1.22.2

    1)  Small fix that cures a theoretical future problem if the tool is
        renamed in the future.

                MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.1.22.1

    1)  Inserted dongle, control panel, and other Win 7 stuff.

                MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.18.1

	1) A potential serial bus lockup is fixed.

                MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.18.1

    1) Help/About box changes.

                MTS232v2 Release Notes for version 1.0.18.0

    This version features major changes. Only one MIDI port is used to speak
to all the COM ports. Incoming RS-232 signals are not processed at present.
Outgoing should go out the appropriate RS-232 port. This move conserves the
rather precious MIDI port resource on W2K and earlier.

Please see the MTS232V2.txt file for more details on how the COM ports are
addressed.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.9

    1) Help/About box changes.
    2) Windows XP fix.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.8

    Changed bevahior of review copies.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.7

    1) Repair the Mediamation Memorial Vulnerability to attempts to cue the
       same buffer multiple times.
    2) Repair defects in the MIDM_RESET message handling.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.6

    Eliminates an embarrassing hexidecimal parsing error.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.5

    Recompiled on an NT 4.0 machine. Apparently there is a backwards
incompatability when compiling on a Windows 2000 machine for some features
used in some E-Show tools. So I have recompiled them all.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.4

    This version was compiled with modified compiler option flags that
remove a problem with W2K and rarely with NT4 whereby it was not always
found by ShowMan.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.3

    Added company name and show name display to help/about panel.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.2

    Added the capability to send a break command. Please see the brief MTS-232.txt
file which details the "usual" MTS232 usages plus the means of sending a break by
including two databytes on a "setup" message.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.17.1

    Fixed a gotcha on LONG file and company names.
    Bumped rev to be in sync with other tools.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.12

    Fixed a minor possible gotcha in midiCleanUp's marking a handle closed.
    Fixed a gotcha in data sending that would result in incorrect parity settings.
    Fixed an About window date display error.
    Bumped rev number in honor od MIDI_PLC_205_IO.

                MTS232 Release Notes For Version 1.0.11.1

    Fixed an erroneous test for expiry.

                MTS232 MIDI Release Notes For Version 1.0.11

    This is a commericial licenseable release for the MTS232 MIDI type 1. It
incorporates support exipry warnings and notices and tests for MTS232 MIDI
being licensed. If it is not licensed or the demo flag is set MTS232 MIDI will
cease functioning after a half hour. The device will then have to be closed
and reopened before it can be used for an additional half hour.

