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What's New in Version 2
Upgrading notes
New version labeling policy
Version 2.1 Help
Use the full install to upgrade
There isn't a separate upgrade file for version 2 or 2.1. You must download the full install and install it normally by running the downloaded file and following the onscreen instructions. There is no need to uninstall your previous version of Wilbur or re-renter your registration key.
There isn't a separate upgrade file for version 2 or 2.1. You must download the full install and install it normally by running the downloaded file and following the onscreen instructions.
There is no need to uninstall your previous version of Wilbur or re-renter your registration key.
Windows update files
If you are currently running Wilbur 1.6x and have installed Internet Explorer 4, then you should be all set to go. If you don't have IE4, you may get an error message when you run Wilbur and will have to download a update file called 40comupd.exe. This is a 500K Microsoft file that updates certain Windows features. We chose not to automatically include this since we feel most people probably won't need it. We may decide to change this approach if a lot of people find it inconvenient, so please let us know if you do. People with older systems that have not been updated may get an error message complaining about a missing oleaut32 file. In this case download and run oadist.exe from Microsoft. This file is also about 500K and is a quick and painless update.
If you are currently running Wilbur 1.6x and have installed Internet Explorer 4, then you should be all set to go. If you don't have IE4, you may get an error message when you run Wilbur and will have to download a update file called 40comupd.exe. This is a 500K Microsoft file that updates certain Windows features.
We chose not to automatically include this since we feel most people probably won't need it. We may decide to change this approach if a lot of people find it inconvenient, so please let us know if you do.
People with older systems that have not been updated may get an error message complaining about a missing oleaut32 file. In this case download and run oadist.exe from Microsoft. This file is also about 500K and is a quick and painless update.
We are now using a labeling scheme in which each version carries a build number as in V2.0b7.
This gives us more flexibility in dealing with prereleases and minor fixes. For instance all builds prior to V2.0b7 were prerelease or 'beta' versions, but since there was only one minor fix and a few documentation changes between build 6 and build 7, most testers with build 6 did not need to download build 7.
Similarly if a release version needs a minor fix, it will be incorporated into a new build and only those folks who are affected by the modification will need to bother getting a new copy.
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