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From: Fred Graute <fjgra...@casema.nl>
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Subject: Transient 2.03 released
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I'm pleased to announce that version 2.03 of Transient is available for
download http://www.stronged.iconbar.com/fjg/zips/transient.zip


The following changes have been made in this release :

 * If running at midnight, when a new Today directory had to be created,
   Transient would instead rename the previous Today directory.

 * Added button to each Choices tab to open the relevant help page.

 * Added option to invert the meaning of the Shift key to Choices > Misc
   tab.

 * Moved 'Warn on expiry' option from Misc tab to Choices > Expiry tab.

 * Prevent multiple copies being run simultaneously.


Thanks to Tony Moore and everyone else for their testing and very useful
suggestions.


About Transient
===============

Transient is a utility which provides a temporary directory on your hard
disc, creating a new subdirectory every day to help you organise files.

You can use it like a RAM disc - drag files to it, save files to it -
but the files will remain on the hard disc until you delete them.

If so desired, the directories can be expired automatically when they've
reached a certain age.


-- 
Fred Graute
http://www.stronged.iconbar.com/fjg

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