- new toolbar and icon (thank to Franτois Liger !!)
- fixes on code which create CDRom image under Windows NT/2000/XP/2003
- When Filedisk driver (a free utility from Bo Branten) is installed, option to mount ISO or uncompressed .IMA Fat image
You need manualy download and install Filedisk from http://www.winimage.com/misc/filedisk64.htm
or original site http://www.insidewindows.info/ - http://www.acc.umu.se/~bosse/
What is new in WinImage 6.41 beta ?
- option to save/restore/reset the Master Boot record of physicall drive (to standard Windows)
- option to mount CDRom image and uncompressed file image, if the FileDisk drivers is loaded.
FileDisk is downloadable from website:
http://www.winimage.com/misc/filedisk64.htm
http://www.insidewindows.info/
What is new in WinImage 6.36 beta ?
- self extracting file can (option /R) extract to removable drive, by resizing image.
You can extract a self extracting bootable floppy to USB key with this feature
- you can export an hard disk fat image to an image with MBR. This is useful for CDRom burning software that don't add the MBR
- minor bugfixes
What is new in WinImage 6.35 beta ?
- you can view the boot property of a CDRom image
What is new in WinImage 6.33 beta ?
- you can move file from one directory to another by drag it to treeview
What is new in WinImage 6.31 beta ?
- The option to modify image size allow you choose the physical drive parameter
- You can modify image and and defrag large FAT image not loaded in memory
What is new in WinImage 6.30 beta ?
- Interface improvement: A folder bar can be displayed with the tree of the image in memory. The ôfolder barö item in Options menu can be used to enable/disable it
- With previous version of WinImage, all image with size equal or below 2.88 MB are loaded in memory, and all image bigger are stored on uncompressed .IMA file. The limit size for image in memory is now user defined (in Options Settings, Image tab). This is useful because some features are only available on image loaded in memory, like Defrag the image or change the format
- You can now select the size of an image (when you create a new image or change format) with three new options : import the size from existing image file (or from boot sector file), get the size of an existing partition, or enter custom value
- The boot sector properties dialog box is now available on FAT32 image. This is useful to create FAT32 bootable image
- There is 64 bits version for Intel Itanium and x64 (for AMD 64 bits and Intel EM64T)
Two examples of using these new features:
- load a bootable MSDos 7 (from Windows 98) floppy. Insert an USB key (formatted as FAT16 or FAT32). Select the USB key partition (in Disk menu). Change the format of the image, by importing the format from selected partition (using Image Change format), and write the modified image on the USB key. YouÆll get a bootable USB key with MSDos 7 (only compatible with latest motherboard and PC)
- Create, by example, a 15 MB image (by File New, select custom image value, and choose 30000 sectors in the image). Select the Windows 98/MSDos 7 boot sector (using Image, Boot sector properties) and inject files needed to boot and all other file needed. After, with CDRom burning tools, you can select the image file as hard disk partition image (save as uncompressed .Ima file)
OF COURSE, this is beta, unreleased software. Use only at your own risk, for testing (and report bug) !
