Download: STRICQv2.lha

Important hints for installation:

1. Unarchive to its own directory. STRICQ and STRICQ v2 are incompatible.
2. Only run STRICQ v2 from a shell prompt (I have not tested it with an icon, are you brave?)
3. There is a lot of debug output to the shell window, you may need to send me a copy of it.
4. Run the program, it will not be able to get online right away.
5. Enter your Nick (whatever), your UIN, and your Password. Click 'Save'.
6. Close the program by using the close window button on the contact list window.
7. Your prefs are now saved.
8. Restart the program and if all went well, you should now be online.

• You can not add contacts manually yet. If you have never used ICQ2001b, don't bother using STRICQ v2 at this time.
• If you have used ICQ2001b before, STRICQ v2 will import your contact list from the server.
• You can't close the prefs window, so don't try. :-)
• If you get an enforcer hit, please forward it/them to me on the mailing list.
• You will need the latest versions of NList, NListtree, and TextInput.

• 28.01.02 new: Time Soldiers (Smart Egg Software) done by Abaddon
• 28.01.02 new: Rise Of The Robots (Mirage/Time Warner) done by JOTD
• 28.01.02 new: Netherworld (Hewson) done by Abaddon
• 28.01.02 new: Kid Gloves (Logotron) done by Abaddon
• 27.01.02 new: Wembley Rugby League (Audiogenic) done by Codetapper
• 27.01.02 new: Nam 1965-1975 () done by JOTD
• 27.01.02 new: Frontier (GameTEK/Konami) done by JOTD
• 27.01.02 updated: Alien III (20th Century Fox) install script fixed
• 24.01.02 improved: Cosmic Relief/Terramex (Grandslam) supports another version

CIM allows to send messages through firewalls server independent and with PGP encypted, has a clear user management and useful additional information.

Neu in VirusZ III v0.96:

• Once again written by Georg Hörmann, as Dirk Stöcker doesn't have any time. No longer beta version, because all features are working well, missing ones are no reason for a beta release.
• Fixed bug in vector check that appeared with xvs.library 33.37. No longer uses private stuff from inside the library.
• Fixed bug in vector check startup code invented by Dirk's updates. No longer uses uninitialized gadget pointers.
• Added 'Show...' function for 'Data Viruses' from xvs.library.
• Rearranged 'File Check Preferences' back to just one window after Dirk replaced the old archive stuff with XAD.
• Added missing 'ROM Update' memlist entries to the brain. But: There still exists one entry that cannot be added because of missing static data.
• Added recognition for MuForce and MuGuardianAngel patches.

Download: STRICQv2.lha

Important information:

1. Unarchive to its own directory. STRICQ and STRICQ v2 are incompatible.
2. Only run STRICQ v2 from a shell prompt (I have not tested it with an icon, are you brave?)
3. There is a lot of debug output to the shell window, you may need to send me a copy of it.
4. Run the program, it will not be able to get online right away.
5. Enter your Nick (whatever), your UIN, and your Password. Click 'Save'.
6. Close the program by using the close window button on the contact list window.
7. Your prefs are now saved.
8. Restart the program and if all went well, you should now be online.

• You can not add contacts manually yet. If you have never used ICQ2001b, don't bother using STRICQ v2 at this time.
• If you have used ICQ2001b before, STRICQ v2 will import your contact list from the server.
• You can't close the prefs window, so don't try. :-)
• If you get an enforcer hit, please forward it/them to me on the mailing list.
• You will need the latest versions of NList, NListtree, and TextInput.

• Fixed the Bottom-Line bug: should prevent crashes on some machines
• Fixed a bug in scummvm: Monkey1 now works with the non-ixemul version
• At least the color cycles are as fast as they should be (even FASTER !)
• Removed Ixemul version from the archive

• added ToolType 'IgnoreSnoopDos' - currently this is the only patcher I have decided to include since in future I want to use heuristics to analyse ANY patches...
• added 'WatchDog' position in WB/Tools menu. After watching this requester memory test is performed too...
• added new memory installation and new timing routines... a. read: memory deprotection of WatchDog together with xvs should be more difficult for virus now... b. time between memory checks is adjusted using AI features and varies somewhere between 5 and 10 seconds (depending on system and user activity)... c. fixed little bit my unfreezing toy...
• added few more vital Exec vectors to memcheck...
• added checker for some important dos vectors (with $4ef9 opcode generic restorer)
• added some debug tooltypes - no need to mention them here...
• added S:startup-sequence and S:user-startup notification so that any change (or deletion) of these important files is reported to the user. If You don't know what that notification is You'd better believe me that it slows no machine and causes no accesses to the watched files...
• added ToolType 'NoNotify' to switch off ability mentioned above :)

• AROS-20020126-source.tar.gz
  The main AROS sources.
• AROS-20020126-contrib-source.tar.gz
  contrib sources.
• AROS-20020126-i386-linux.tar.gz
  The hosted version for Linux/i386. This is the most complete and mature port, which means that you can run almost all included programs and demos with it. This archive contains all AROS and contrib binaries compiled from the CVS tree.
• AROS-20020126-i386-freebsd.tar.gz
  The hosted version for FreeBSD/i386. This is a fairly new port for which binary snapshots haven't been available until now, so it might not be as mature as the Linux/i386 port. For example, this archive does not contain contrib binaries.
• AROS-20020126-i386-pc.tar.gz
  The native version for i386-based PC AT computers and compatibles. It works quite well, but the driver support is very limited at the moment. This archive contains all AROS and contrib binaries compiled from the CVS tree, but not boot floppy or cdrom images which are available separately.
• AROS-20020126-i386-pc-floppies.tar.gz
  The native version for i386-based PC AT computers and compatibles. This archive contains the boot and contrib disk floppies which you can quickly write to a disk and boot AROS with.
• AROS-20020126-i386-pc-cdrom.iso.gz
  The native version for i386-based PC AT computers and compatibles. This is the bootable CDROM ISO image, which contains all programs in AROS-20020126-i386-pc.tar.gz.
  
  The image is a bit experimental, which means that eg. the Startup-Sequence hasn't been adapted properly yet (although you can boot into AROS). Also, this version WILL NOT work with computers that have more than one CD-ROM drive.

• Changed delay routines: the game is *A LOT* faster ! (Try the FASTMODE at least once: press RightShift+f !!!)
• Sound support (AHI required)
• F1 will now grab the scummaga screen (requires iff.library)
• Adjustable talk delay (use '+' and '-' on keypad)
• Screen mode is now saved to disk
• Put back color cycles (SLOW under AGA...)
• Changed keys: 'ESC' will now skip cut scenes and 'F10' will exit