Determining your installed version

To find out what version you currently have, start up the Disk Image and Browse program. If you have version 1022, the version number will be displayed at the bottom of the window, below the Quit button. If you have version 1007, the version number will not be displayed.

On Linux and Mac OS X with the command line tools installed, the version number is also included in the footer of the online manual pages (if you have version 1022).

Latest version: 1022

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Changes in this version:

• A potential problem that could occur when browsing MS-DOS disks in the GUI was fixed. After opening and closing the browse window multiple times without restarting the program, an attempted file copy could potentially result in a garbled copy under certain circumstances. This version has been fixed to prevent this from occurring, even though the problem has never been observed in actual use.
• On some computers, a disk image operation would report read errors on the first sector of a track. This has been fixed.
• The Kaypro 4 CP/M 2.2 format is now supported. Both image and browse are supported for this format.
• Browsing now works for 360k MS-DOS disks with a missing BIOS Parameter Block. This allows reading disks produced by Uniform on a Kaypro. Uniform must be set for MS-DOS Version 2, double-sided.
• Making a disk image of certain formats is now faster. For example, it now takes 22 seconds to image an Atari 810 disk. Previously this took 2 minutes.
• The command line tools for Linux and Mac OS X are now installed under Windows also. The GUI is still available under all three supported operating systems.

Previous versions

The initial release was version 1007.