Thread: New Version Available: 7.5.1008.0

Today (Oct. 13, 2009) we have released a new version of AutoPlay Media Studio (v7.5.1008.0). To get the latest version, select Help > Check for Update from the menu and download the new full installer from your customer portal.

This release contains a variety of features and bug fixes:

• Feature: Added support for Windows Server 2008 R2 to the System.GetOSName action.
• Feature: Added compatibility section to application manifests for Windows 7 support.
• Feature: Increased the maximum possible number of characters that can read in when using the INIFile.GetValueNames action.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where the File Layout dialog was not working on operating systems greater than Windows XP.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where the File Layout dialog would sometimes crash when adding a new folder to the current project.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where grid objects that were not automatically sized to fit their data would sometimes freeze when the user tabbed through the grid items.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where the click to skip option was not working for Dialog.SplashXXX actions.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where the "lines to display in dropdown" setting for the ComboBox object wasn't working properly on Windows Vista.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where the DialogEx's On Mouse Button event was not getting fired when clicking on windowed objects.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where the Grid.Print action's WYSIWYG parameter was being ignored.
• Fix: Made it so that the first row of items are not centered when loading Grid object data from a file using the Grid.LoadFromFile action.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where the HTTP.Sumbit action was not working properly with invalid certificates and the _IgnoreInvalidCertificate variable set to true.
• Fix: Fixed a bug where a final CRLF was throwing off the Base64 decoding.

Thanks for the update!

I certainly don't want to create an issue here; but what is listed as "features" is really a stretch for me.
I certainly hope this is a harbinger of something that will really WOW us.

Hi,

Thank you for the update. Sure is better on Vista now.

I have just installed Windows 7 Pro and installed Autoplay. I applied the new update and it say's the application needs to restart. It never does, so I restart the app. The upgrade never applies. I did a reboot still the same.

I have administrator priv. on the PC. no errors are generated that I can see.

Any suggestions?

Originally Posted by markstaylor

I have just installed Windows 7 Pro and installed Autoplay. I applied the new update and it say's the application needs to restart. It never does, so I restart the app. The upgrade never applies. I did a reboot still the same.

I have administrator priv. on the PC. no errors are generated that I can see.

Any suggestions?

Hi markstaylor,

Try uninstalling AutoPlay and then reinstalling version 7.5.1008.0 using the full install.

mark.

That work thanks Mark

Originally Posted by Darryl

To get the latest version, select Help > Check for Update from the menu

My help menu doesn't have this option.

Originally Posted by Krone

My help menu doesn't have this option.

Are you serious?

yes i think that he have a cracked version

Originally Posted by Sakuya

Are you serious?

Maybe you installed Trail version and not the Full version (even if you've insert a serial).