New features:

• New &xwp; logo.

• Added "Dereference shadows" setting to status bars page 2 even when multiple objects are selected.

• Added HPFS386 driver configuration dialog.

• Added flags for APM power-off to XSHUTDWN.EXE.

• File operations confirmation windows now use folders as owner windows.

• Added "Set" button to object hotkeys entry field.

• Added a few more help panels.

• Went back to the V0.9.3 code for closing the &warpcenter; during shutdown.

• &xwp; Installation folder got deleted on every install, leading to an empty folder on updates. Fixed.

• XWPMedia checkbox did nothing in "&xwp; classes" dialog (XWPSetup). Fixed.

• "Screen" settings notebook was too small when first opened. Fixed.

• Object setup strings always displayed DEFAULTVIEW=xxx, even if the class's default view wasn't changed. Fixed. Also added DEFAULTVIEW=RUNNING.

• Disk objects had "Create another" menu item. Removed that.

• WPCommandFile had "Module" page inherited from XWPProgramFile. Removed that.

• Fixed progress bar text painting, which was too high with some resolutions.

• Status bars for WPSharedDir were wrong. Fixed by Paul Ratcliffe.

• Open "WPS class list" got solidly confused when Alt+F4 was pressed. Fixed.

• Orphaned classes in "WPS class list" always had "Deregister" disabled. Fixed.

• Class list view had "~" character in title. Fixed.

• Dragging trash objects out of the trash can made them undeleteable. Fixed. One of those awful WPS d'n'd problems.

• Trash can status bars always used "." as a thousands separator. Fixed; this respects the "Country" settings now.

• Trash can never deleted empty hidden "\trash" directories. Fixed.

• Object hotkeys didn't work after fresh install. Fixed.

• Sliding focus was always half on, even if disabled, leading to deactivated windows everywhere. Fixed.

• Paul Ratcliffe fixed a couple more bugs related to sliding focus and auto-hide mouse.

• WPS frequently hung after Desktop restart with FP13/14 and WSeB. Attempted a fix.

• You have now three options for &xshutdown;'s "save INIs" behavior. Added my own save-INI routines which should solve the problems which have existed for more than two years now. Thanks, Carsten Arnold, for telling me about the .INI file format.