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Ported to Visual Studio 2010:
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Virtually all parts of iTech Logging
were ported now to
Visual Studio 2010.
The only exceptions are the ITLogServer Manager, developed with
Visual Basic 6, and ITLogLib2/.NET2 for the
.NET-Framework 2 and 3, developed with Visual Studio 2005. |
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New Setup program:
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The Setup was also made with Visual
Studio (2010) now. (Prior to this InstallShield was used.) |
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Please note:
- We recommend to deinstall the old Setup first if you
want to avoid some old, nonfunctioning shortcuts in the
Start menu and below "\Program Files\iTech
Logging 2", but normally those shortcuts shouldn't
really bother you.
- The new Setup doesn't ask for the license key any more.
The license key now must be always entered in
ITLogBook. If you start
ITLogBook for the first time, it immediately prompts for the
license key.
- The new Setup doesn't register the ITLogServer
service
(a Windows service) automatically in the system.
If you need this service, you can register it easily by
executing "ITLogServer
/Service". This action is required only once per
machine.
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ITLogBook:
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The registration of the license
key has been adapted for the
User
Account Control (security prompts for critical operations)
of Vista, Windows 7 etc., regarding the usage of limited-rights
user accounts. |
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Reduction of
functionality:
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ITLogLib2/.NET removed:
The LogLib2/.NET for the .NET-Framework 1.x isn't contained
anymore in the new Setup.
If you still need it, you can get it from the previous Setup (version 2.6.1). |
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ITLogLib2/Java and ITLogLib2/Delphi
removed: Here the same holds as in the previous item.
(If there were great demand,
with some effort
these ITLogLib variants could be reintroduced.) |
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