BootStuff v1 Software Update Information

You can get the latest software updates as well as Technical Support by visiting the P Squared Website at http://www.psquared.net/support/ or the P Squared Forum at http://forum.psquared.net/

v1.0.9

BootStuff now detects the P Squared Myriad/Audiowall/OCP v3.6 products.

v1.0.8

BootStuff now detects the P Squared Audiowall Auto-Importer v3.5, File Monitor v1.0 and the Network OCP Controller v3.5

v1.0.7

To assist users using Windows 7 or Windows Vista, Settings are now stored in Shared Application Folders instead of the Registry.

The IP Port used during testing has been changed.

v1.0.6

The default location for the Log Files has been changed to the All Users\Application Data tree for better support on workstations with restricted security - i.e. Windows Vista/7

The following issues have been resolved:
•	The Update Information was being displayed after the Clocks changed from DST/GMT.

v1.0.5

BootStuff now detects Myriad v3.5, Myriad Remote Edit Server v3.0 and has future support for RES v3.5, Scoop v3.5 and AutoTrack v3.5

The following issues have been resolved:
•	The "Wait for Audio Out to become available" option was mislabelled as wait for audio IN

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v1.0.4

P Squared BootStuff is the new name for Boot-It

BootStuff can now test for the prescence of Sound Cards as well as the other tests. This is usefull for USB and Firewire products that can take a moment to initialise after Windows starts.

v1.0.3

The following issues have been resolved:
•	Closing BootIt on some system configurations would cause it to stay in memory.

v1.0.2

The following issues have been resolved:
•	Closing BootIt without defining any tests resulted in it staying in memory.
•	Resolved a conflict between the test result communication channels and Myriad control ports that prevented BootIt from starting if Myriad was already running. 

v1.0.1

Boot-It now has extra settings which allow you to set a Username and password for Windows to use to Automaticaly logon when the PC boots. This stops the pc sitting there and waiting for a user to Log in before Boot-It can get to work. You should be aware that using this option stores your password in clear text in the registry and could be read by a malicious user. For more information about this Microsoft Security limitation, please see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310584/

v1.0.0

Initial Release