REVISION HISTORY

9 October 2002 Release 2.0

Improvements:

* Remote System General Information, including Operating System,
Processor, BIOS, Memory, Display Adapter and Logical Printers.
* Very comprehensive information on Hardware Devices.
* Users and Groups detailed information.
* Password hashes capture.
* Physical Memory Viewer.
* Ports Finder (mapping of applications to open ports).
* Facilities for Chat with the remote machine.
* Very comprehensive remote file system management, including file
copy, move, rename, delete, create directory, zip and unzip as well
as multi-files download and upload.
* Request authorization for remote operations.
* Option to clear all grids on disconnect or leave them untouched.
Leaving them untouched is useful for post-mortem analysis.
* Splitter between upper bevelled pane and bottom panel allows panes
resizing.
* A few enhancements for better integration with Windows XP.
* Help file has been enhanced and integrated into application context
by calling F1.

Fixes:
* Connection timeout can be adjusted from Options menu. This should
solve spontaneous disconnects in low-bandwidth or very loaded
systems.
* All traces of AWRC operation should disappear on remote upon
disconnection. Previously, this was not always the case.
* In most cases data travels compressed between both systems. This
allows a fast data exchange even when the amount of data can reach
very significant levels, namely for the Hardware Devices, Ports
Finder and Users and Groups.
* Self-adjusting Refresh time. When the user selects Auto for the
Desktop Refresh, AWRC will adjust it upwards if the network
conditions do not allow the selected Refresh time.

3 December 2001 Release 1.1

Fixes:
* Improved low-bandwith connections (e.g. Internet) support.
* Downloading large files on slow-bandwith connections (e.g.
Internet) used to break the link to remote.

Improvements:
* Image compression level can be set through Options. High-bandwith
connections work better with low compression levels. The inverse
applies to low-bandwith connections.

1 December 2001 Release 1.0

First public release.