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The following features have been added since the DOCs were written:
 
TranScan 2.24 01/12/92
 
* As some of you may have already noticed v2.23 did not update the WC database
  at all.  This has been repaired in v2.24.
 
* I reorganized most of the code so that it looks less like the Organization
  structure of the Pentagon.  Consequently, it should run faster.  It should
  also take up less space.
 
* I added a lot more messages to be displayed at the "Message Line".  This
  should help you determine what it is doing and why a little better.
 
* Demand for TranScan is at an all time high right now.  Let me know if you
  detect any nasties so that I can fix 'em!
 
                                    Thanks!
 
                                    Craig
 
TranScan 2.23 01/09/92
 
* TranScan should NOT lock-up when carrier is dropped any more.
 
* If a lock-up should occur pressing [esc] should get out of it.
 
* When processing a directory you can now abort between files by pressing
 
  [esc].  TranScan WILL finish processing the file it is working on right
  now so don't beat on the [esc] key too hard.
 
* -D switch has been completely eliminated.  To process files in a directory
  use DOS commands just like you would using DOS's COPY command.  For
  example:  To process the \UPLOAD directory you can now type
 
    TRANSCAN c:\upload\*.* -carj
 
  To process the GIF files only in the upload directory just type
 
    TRANSCAN c:\upload\*.gif -G
 
  You can even use the ? to process certain files like
 
    TRANSCAN C:\upload\telix-?.zip -carj
 
TranScan 2.22
 
* TranScan toggles the Wildcat "Scan Failed" switch OFF as well as ON.  If
  you CLEANUP a file that originally had a virus just TranScan it again and
  the switch will be changed from "Scan Failed=Y" to "Scan Failed=N".
 
* Invoke the -E switch to "Compress Everything".  That's right, if the file
  is not an ARC, ARJ, GIF, HYP, ICE, LZH, PAK, SDN, ZIP, or ZOO file it will be
  compressed using your default compression program.
 
  For example let's use the following command line:
 
    TRANSCAN -CARJ -E -G
 
     Files Before TranScanning         Files After TranScanning
     -------------------------         ------------------------
     Good.TXT                          Good.ARJ
     Zipped.ZIP                        Zipped.ARJ
     Program.EXE                       Program.ARJ
     Picture.GIF                       Picture.GIF (but GIFLITEd)
 
  I know of a few Wildcat BBSs that could sure benefit from having all those
  Text Files compressed!  Is your's one of them?
 
Let me know what you think of TranScan!
 
Call THE COMPUTER POST BBS 507-345-3075!
 
Thanks
 
Craig E. Dunstan
 
 
 
Let me know what you think of TranScan!
 
Cal