The following bugs and problems are fixed in PMView 1.05.

 1. Transform/Size: The "Keep proportional" setting is ignored for all the 
    fixed sizes. 
 2. Loading, TIFF: TIFF files with right-to-left line orientation are not 
    correctly rendered.
 3. Loading, TIFF: PMView fails to read some variants of TIFF files with
    a tiled image layout.
 4. File Open/Save dialogs: A file filter such as "*.JPG" excludes files 
    with multiple dots (e.g. "TEST.JPG-1.JPG").
 5. Shift-PgUp/Shift-PgDn/Shift-Home/Shift-End don't work when using the 
    keys on the numeric keypad and NumLock is off.
 6. Installer: When installing PMView, it is now automatically registered
    as the default viewer for Warp 4. (It is no longer needed to run
    SETDEFV.CMD to do this).

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The following bugs and problems are fixed in PMView 1.04.

 1. There is a memory leak in the routine that interpolates pixels to the 
    screen. Each time PMView paints its window, it eats up a certain amount 
    of memory (relative to the area of screen that needs to be painted). 
    Consequently, PMView sooner or later exhausts all system memory resources.
    (This bug only appears when the the "Use interpolation when scaling" 
    option is enabled).
 2. Transform/Size: When resizing an image the resulting image sometimes 
    does not get the requested size.
 3. Printing: Printing an image on several pages does not work correctly.
    (When printing an image on 4 pages, pages 1, 2, and 4 are okay but 
    page 3 is garbled).

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The following bugs and problems are fixed in PMView 1.03.

 1. Screen Capture: PMView locks up the work place shell if Ctrl+Esc is 
    pressed during an "Area of Screen" capture.
 2. The saved size and position of the main window is not respected if PMView 
    is launched with a bogus file name. The same happens if the specified file 
    does not contain an valid image (e.g. the image is corrupt).
 3. File Open/Save dialogs: PMView does not detect or display the correct
    "thumbnail" for slideshows.
 4. Loading, TGA: Some TGA files cannot be read although they are perfectly
    normal TGA files. (PMView mistakes the TGA files for Windows Cursor files).
 5. Loading, IFF/ILBM: Some 8-bit ILBM files cause PMView to crash.
 6. Loading, TIFF: RGB TIFF files that have the number of bits (bit count) 
    defined for only one channel cannot be read.
 7. Loading, TIFF: Black&White TIFF files with an undefined bit count cannot 
    be read.

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The following bugs and problems are fixed in PMView 1.02

 1. Loading, PBM, PGM, PPM, PNM: PMView is unable to correctly read binary
    (raw data) PBMPlus files if the header has been stored with CRLF line 
    terminators.
 2. Loading, JPEG: PMView does not display the colors of Adobe CMYK JPEG 
    files correctly.
 3. Loading, TIFF: PMView does not display the colors of separated (CMYK) 
    TIFF files correctly.
 4. Loading, TIFF: Loading a deep color TIFF in view mode on a non deep 
    color system causes the progress clock to make two turns (instead of 
    half a turn for loading and another half turn for quantizing).
 5. Saving, PIC: Saving or converting a 24-bit (deep color) image to 
    PC Paint/Pictor PIC format generates a black image.
 6. Main window: Choosing View->Zoom->1:1 from the menu bar when no image 
    is loaded makes PMView behave strangely.
 7. Main window: The hot-key for "Crop" (Alt+C) is the same as the mnemonic 
    for the menu bar option "Color". Consequently Alt+C cannot be used to 
    open the Color menu. The mnemonic has been changed to Alt+L.
 8. Color Adjustment, 256 color systems w/ palette manager: 
    Brightness/Contrast/Color, RGB, Gamma, and Solarize adjustments don't 
    work if the current image is a new image that recently has been captured.
 9. TWAIN: Loading of TWAIN.DLL is deferred until the user selects 
    "Acquire..." or "Select Source..." from the menu.

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PMView 1.01 is an upgrade for users of STi Twain. This version provides
support for STi Twain version 1.6 or newer. Additionally the following
bugs are fixed:

 1. Loading, TIFF: RGB TIFF files with four bits per component (4-4-4)
    do not load correctly.
 2. Loading, IMG: 24-bit IMG files do not load correctly.

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PMView 1.00 is for most part a bug-fixed version of 0.93. Some problems with
running PMView under Warp 4.0 have also been fixed. Here is a list of features
that are new in PMView 1.00.

 1. Optional interpolation for Zoom and Full Screen that gives you better 
    picture quality for scaled images. This option is on the "Display" 
    page in the notebook.
 2. LGO (OS/2 Warp boot logo) file support, read/write
 3. FITS (Flexible Image Transport System) file support, read/write
 4. Standard TWAIN support. TWAIN drivers by CFM (Computers fr Menschen) 
    require an interface that complies with the official TWAIN specification, 
    release 1.5. This version of PMView supports both standard TWAIN and STi 
    TWAIN.
 5. Support for MIME files without header. This version of PMView identifies 
    and reads MIME encoded graphics without requiring a MIME data header 
    ("Content-Transfer-Encoding..." etc.).
 6. New Warp4 style notebook (OS/2 Warp 4.0 only).
 7. New option that lets you suppress error messages that may occur when 
    loading files. This option is on the "Loading" page in the notebook.

The following bugs and problems are fixed in PMView 1.00.
 
 1. File Open/Save dialogs: Entering an absolute path without drive letter 
    (e.g. \images\*.gif) in the Open Filename: field will change to the 
    default drive. When this happens the current drive can no longer be 
    selected from the Drive: list. Note that this only happens if the 
    currently selected drive is not the default drive.
 2. File Open/Save dialogs: File names containing a tilde (~) are not 
    correctly displayed in the directory list box.
 3. File Open/Save dialogs: The drive size and available space are under 
    some circumstances rounded incorrectly. For instance a 3.0 GB drive 
    is displayed as 2.0 GB.
 4. File Sequencer: Pressing SHIFT+PgUp/PgDn/Home/End causes PMView to 
    crash. This happens if the most recently loaded image has been deleted 
    and the directory where the image resided contains no more image files.
 5. Loading, GIF: PMView crashes when loading interlaced GIF images that 
    are only 2, 3, or 4 pixels high.
 6. Loading, PCX: Some PCX files are displayed in grayscale although they 
    should be displayed in color.
 7. Loading, TGA: TGA files with a 15- or 16-bit color map appear as black 
    only.
 8. Loading, XWD: An invalid XWD file may cause PMView to crash.
 9. Loading, Base64: A problem with decoding of Base64 (MIME) messages has 
    been fixed.
10. Saving, BMP/DCX/GIF/TIF: Saving the second or n:th page of a multi-image 
    file to BMP, DCX, GIF, or TIF produces an invalid file.
11. Saving, CUR/ICO/PTR: Saving a grayscale image as a 24-bit OS/2 icon, 
    OS/2 pointer, Windows cursor, or Windows icon results in a trashed image.
12. Saving, WPG: Saving a file that has bogus resolution (1x1 dpi) causes 
    PMView to crash
13. Main window: PMView shows scrollbars although the current image doesn't 
    require scrollbars. This problem occurs under Warp 4.0.
14. Closing PMView from the WPS task list: Closing several PMView sessions 
    from the Window List may cause PMView to show the warning message 
    "Cannot write PMVIEW.INI".
15. Command line switch: The /GAMMA command line switch does not work 
    correctly: The fractional part of a given value is ignored.
16. Memory problem: Memory that has been used for the previously viewed 
    image(s) is not released to the system when selecting File->Close.
17. Pasting a bitmap or icon with fewer than 8 bits causes PMView to crash.
18. File Info and Slide Settings dialogs: If the default thumbnail size 
    (80x80) is not used, thumbnails are not correctly displayed in the 
    File Info and Slide Settings dialogs.
19. Color, Convert to Black&White: The threshold value is increased by one 
    for each conversion.
20. Printing: Printing an image across multiple pages causes PMView to crash.
    This problem occurs under Warp 4.0.
    
