[1637] in comp.os.os2.announce archive
SOFTWARE: Conversion Pro for OS/2 v1.5a
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jon Kaminsky)
Tue Aug 6 01:17:47 1996
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.MIT.EDU
Date: 6 Aug 1996 04:49:35 GMT
From: negcjfk@ibm.net (Jon Kaminsky)
Reply-To: negcjfk@ibm.net (Jon Kaminsky)
Reply-to: negcjfk@ibm.net (Jon Kaminsky)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
[ Followups directed to comp.os.os2.scitech ]
Okay folks here it is!
The long-awaited next major release of the heralded, feature-rich, Conversion
Pro for OS/2 scientific-engineering units conversion program is now available.
Okay so I'm stretching it a bit, but true story. It's done and its now been
uploaded to ftp://Hobbes.nmsu.edu/incoming/cpwar15a.zip and also to Compuserve
in the OS/2 User Forum Application quest library. The archive is named
cpwar15a.zip. The latest is build 1.502. (Note: If you happen to run into
cpwarp15.zip this is an earlier build without certain features).
New features (since version 1.1) include:
o Way faster loading
o Modular data sets
o button bar for changing data sets and hiding main window
o Pop-up menu for changing data sets
o User settings notebook (startup file, colors, etc)
o Option using the Calculator standalone
o Fixed the <enter> key bug in calculator
o Fixed the bug in calculator that disabled main window
o Cosmetic enhancements
o misc bugs and code optimization
This is (and has been) the only program of its kind for OS/2. If you are a
scientist, technician, engineer, educator, student, or just an OS/2 junkie
that can't satisfy their downloading jones, go for it. It's non-crippled
shareware, and it's only $10 to register. I would remind previous registrants
that they are automatically licensed for this version.
Thanks to all who previously registered Conversion Pro.
Jon
=====================================================================
-- To submit to c.o.os2.announce: POST (or email os2_ann_req@bix.com)
-- For comments to the moderator: email lfirrantello@bix.com.
- for posting guidelines see: http://www.bix.com/pub/os2ann/pindex.htm
