Direct KiSS

v1.1.1 (Release)

Bug Fixes
* DirectKiSS would not build LZH files even though a message box was displayed
  saying the build was successful.

Changes
* Removed "Beta" designation.


v1.1.0 Beta 2

Changes
* If DirectX cannot provide any capabilities for graphics rendering, Direct
  KiSS would normally report this as a problem and exit.  The dialog box has
  been modified to allow the user to continue even if the capabilities cannot
  be obtained.  This was done to allow people with video cards that supposedly
  support DirectX but do not report correct capabilities to at least try and
  run Direct KiSS.

  In this situation, alpha palette support is always done in software.


v1.1.0 Beta 1

Bug Fixes
* Doll archive files are no longer updated when closing Direct KiSS.  This
  means that the original date on the archive remains the same and the
  contents of the archive are not affected.

* Corrected DirectKiSS help documentation for "FKiSS %tags" to indicate that
  the %g (ghost) tag is available in FKiSS4, not FkiSS3.

* Corrected DirectKiSS help documentation for ifnotfixed, ifmapped,
  ifnotmapped, ifmoved and ifnotmoved.  Corrections include proper examples
  and correct description for ifmapped and ifnotmapped.

* In FKiSS, the letmapped() action should look at only the cels in the current
  set and not across all sets to see if the specified cel or object is mapped.

* In FKiSS, the changecol() action was limited by the number of palettes in
  the first KCF loaded.  However, it should be limited by the KCF with the
  greatest number of palettes in it.  This has been fixed.


Changes
* Code has been converted to build under Visual Studio 2005.  This reduced the
  overall file size by about 12% and may have provided some performance
  improvements as well.

* Help file has been updated to Microsoft Compiled HTML Help (chm).

* Reformatted the KiSS reference section to provide clarifications and updates
  based on changes being made to the DirectKiSS code and to make the
  information easier to follow.

* The maximum number of palettes usable in a single KCF file is now greater
  than 10 (the true maximum is 16384 as limited by DirectX 8).

* Added File Associations menu option that allows file assocations with .lzh
  and .lha to be set from within DirectKiSS.  In addition, the Open command is
  no longer used for the association; instead, the Play command has been
  added.  This association is smart enough to not interfere with existing
  programs that are associated with .lzh and .lha (for example, WinZip or
  Filzip).