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Project Line Counter Add-In v2.10 for VS.NET and VC6

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=  Project Line Counter Add-In  --  Version History                         =
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Version 1.11 (October 3, 2000)
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- Added support for WWhizInterface! 2.10.


Version 1.10 (May 5, 2000)
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ENHANCEMENTS:
- Added a file summary dialog which displays the distribution of files by
  extension.
- Added a feature to export the statistical results as a simple text report.
- Line-Counter no longer uses the STL, and dependencies on the various STL
  runtime libraries (such as MSVCP60.dll) has been removed.

SOURCE CODE ENHANCEMENTS:
- The old HTML Help support module (HTMLHelpBase.cpp) has been replaced with
  a new and much improved support module (HHSupp.cpp).  Unlike the old 
  HTMLHelpBase which only handled help for dialogs and property pages, the 
  new support module supports full MFC applications.  There have also been 
  improvements in the dialog handling code.
- Upgraded to Beta 3 of WWhizInterface.


Version 1.05 (March 17, 2000)
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BUG FIXES:
- v1.00 erroneously used the Interface function WWhizFile->GetShortName() 
  when it should have used WWhizFile->GetTitle().  This has been fixed.
  (Thanks to Joshua Jensen [jjensen@workspacewhiz.com] for reporting this 
  bug.)
- The parser now correctly parses "//*" as a "//" comment and not as a
  "/*" comment.  
  (Thanks to Robert Colligan [Colligan@INFIMED.COM] for reporting this bug).

ENHANCEMENTS:
- A few improvements in the online help.
- Upgraded to AddInComm 1.3.0



Version 1.00 (March 7, 2000)
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Initial Release

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You may know Oz from his WndTabs days. Oz has long since left client side development to work on web technologies and to consult in the R&D management field.

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