May 10, 1999

Dear OKScript User,

The OKScript Status Report is sent to OKScript licensees, 
developers and friends when significant updates have been
made to the program. To be removed from the distribution 
list please reply to this message and indicate that desire.

This period saw only four minor tweeks/fixes to the program.
If these issues affect your scripts you can download the 
latest revision from http://home1.gte.net/yweare. Your 
existing license will automatically be active on the new 
software if you install it to the same directory, 
otherwise you will have to re-enter the registration data 
(or copy the okscript.ini file from the folder where your 
licensed program was installed.) The current build is dated 
May 6, 1999. Click Help | About to determine the date of 
your copy of OKScript.

This list is presented in approximate order of importance.

1. The PLACE instruction in the 32 bit version was extended
   to support the dual monitor option available in Windows
   98. Specifying a position in the second monitor now
   causes panels to be PLACEd in that monitor.

2. OKScript's install sequence no longer uses Notepad to
   display the 'readme' file because international 
   versions of Windows have different names for this
   application, which broke the script that interacts
   with it. A dedicated window now displays this information.

3. The PRAGMA HELPFILEOFF no longer does strange things
   when there are only buttons in the panel.

4. Much of the Help file's tutorial section was re-worked
   to improve clarity.

Bug reports and requests for program changes have practically
stopped. Consequently, unless you have change requests,
script techniques or anything else that you specifically want 
discussed, the frequency of these letters will slow. Let
me know if you have anything that you would like to
see written about at yweare@gte.net, or post them to the
message board at the web site. Thank you again for using 
OKScript.

Michael Mardesich
okb://mikezzz
yweare@gte.net
http://home1.gte.net/yweare