5/22/2013

14.0.7

Fix -Make sure the serial port count is correct each time you switch to
Modem/Serial in the Connection Menu.
So when you plug in a new device, it will see it instead of having to restart MacWise. (but you must toggle the connection type to make it work)

Added documentation links to the manual for data transfers...
The host computer can control data transfers by using escape sequences recognized by MacWise.
Read the document, "MacWise Special Host-To-Mac Commands here...
http://www.macwise.com/Special_Host_to_Mac_Commands.html

Host-To-Mac and Mac-To-Host File Transfers.
These are text file transfer options that were originally designed for PICK host computers.
They also work with Universe and Unidata hosts. Read the file called "PICK Data Transfers" for detailed instructions. http://macwise.com/PICK%20Data%20Transfers.pdf
The Mac-To-Host File Transfer is a simple text transfer and could be used with any host.

2/19/2013

14.0.6

Feature - Added Paste option to fkeys. You can now use {PA as a command to paste with a function key.

Fix - Escape D was causing screen to scroll when it should not if top and bottom margins are not set in VT100/VT220 modes.

1/23/2013

14.0.4

Fix - VT 100 / VT 220 top and bottom margins - Scrolling was not working on a screen that used Esc D to move the cursor down one line when at the bottom margin.

1/10/2013

14.0.3

Fix - Prevent dialog windows from scrolling with trackpad. (Only emulation windows should scroll)

9/27/12

14.0.2

Fix - Keyboard keys, Control Shift 6 now sends ascii code decimal 30 to the host instead of sending a 6

7/27/2012

14.0.1

Fix - Clear key was not working.
How it is used...

VT100 / VT220 mode uses the Clear key as a PF1 function key when the host enables Alternate Keypad mode (or when the user enables Alternate Keypad for VT Emulation in Preferences.
Sometimes the host uses the Clear key as a num lock key.

Wyse 60 / 370 mode uses the Clear key when the user has selected Use keypad for Wyse 60 edit keys.

6/25/2012

14.0

Compatible with Mountain Lion
Mountain Lion has a new security feature called Gatekeeper. By default, it prevents you from downloading an application from a developer who does not have a Developer ID registered with Apple.
MacWise version 14 is code signed with the Carnation Software Developer ID and installs effortlessly with the Mountain Lion default GateKeeper security settings.

MacWise version 14 is backwards compatible to Tiger (Mac OS 10.4)
There are now two MacWise version 14 installers. One installer is for the older Tiger operating system. The other is for the newer Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion operating systems (OS 10.5 through 10.8).

Fix - Launching a file without a path name was not working with ESC CTRL B < URL CR
It will now use the MacWise folder as it should if no path name is specified.
Also, allows DOS file names with slashes.
Also, supports BootVolume and UserDesktop in path names.Note that you can no longer use Mac file names with a slash in the name.
Example:

PRINT CHAR(27):CHAR(2):"<":"MyFilename" (no path is supplied here so the file would need to be in the MacWise folder.

For more information about this command and others, click here

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