v5.01 Upgrade:

Enclosed you will find a minor upgrade to v5.0.  v5.0 was a major
undertaking, especially the 32-bit component which required for
major conversions.  As a result, as with any other software
(except of course Microsoft's), their was some minor problems that
developed.  This v5.01 patch was created by fixing the problems
that was feeded to us by our trusted customers.  As well we also
included a few new things, most notably the new preview graphical
option as described below.

We continue to strive to create the best possible product. Your
continued feedback of problems to fix, and crazy ideas, continues
to make us strive to create even more nifty features.  We are
currently in our think-tank for the next big releases of PowerBBS
and want your feedback!  Please email Russell Frey on the support
BBS or 74774.3326@compuserve.com over the Internet with your
ideas.  And thanks!

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Other than these fixes, note that the new config allows for the
editting of private upload directories (an oversight on this new
addition to v5.0).

To upgrade:

16-bit upgrade:
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Unzip 16bit.ZIP

Place PBBSF.DLL into your \windows\system directory
Place CONFIG.EXE into your \powrbbs directory
Place POWRBBS.EXE into your \powrbbs directory


32-bit upgrade
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Unzip 32bit.ZIP

Place PBBSF32.DLL into your \windows\system directory
Place DB4FW.DLL into your \windows\system directory
Place HTMLPICS.EXE into your \powrbbs directory
Place CONFIG.EXE into your \powrbbs directory
Place POWRBBS.EXE into your \powrbbs directory



Note:  **NEW** Feature
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PowerBBS now has the ability to create a preview screen of all the
graphics you have in a directory.  For example, it can take a
directory of graphics, and will make a screen with previews of
the graphics.  Each graphic will be displayed along with a next/prev
pict that is a link to the next graphic on the screen.  If you
run a graphical BBS, this will allow your users to quickly down
all the previews of graphics in a directory and view them.  To
create such a link screen:

1)  You must have PowerHTML registered

2)  You must have Preview Files already created for the graphics in
    your Preview Directory.

3)  Once the above is done, it simply is a normal link that you
    can create from either a PowerGen screen or HTML screen.  Just
    use
        a) the F command
        b) for the file, just put a junk path/filename to the directory
           of graphics and include JUNK.FLP and the filename.

    For example, lets say I want to create a link in order to show users
    all the graphics I have in one of my lists.  The graphical files
    are stored in my E:\GRAPHICS\HOUSES directory.  I would create the
    following link:
        Command F, File: E:\GRAPHICS\HOUSES\JUNK.FLP
    or
        F-E:\GRAPHICS\HOUSES\JUNK.FLP

    That is it.  You do not have to create JUNK.FLP (you shouldn't!)

4)  Test your link.


