[Asterisk-Users] DIAX 0.9.6 now available- some fixes included

[Andrew Thompson]

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan" <dtoma at fx.ro>
To: "Asterisk Users" <asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 4:59 AM
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] DIAX 0.9.6 now available- some fixes included


> Hi all,
>
> A new version (0.9.6) of DIAX is available for download at:
> http://www.laser.com/dante or
> http://www.geocities.com/tdanro
>
> There are no new functions, but some bugs fixed:
>
> What's new in version 0.9.6:
> - add Default_user locales as new language. The program language can be
> automatically selected based on default user locales on your system. You
> still can manually select the language, independent of the system locales.
>
> BUGS solved:
> -Windows height to small when Windows XP desktop theme is used;
> - if you select the language for the current locales in your system,
English
> is used;
> - incoming call CallerID is not displayed correctly when IAX(1) is used;
> - cannot delete the second item from the phonebook memory.
>
> As usual, please send me any comments you may have or features requests.
>
> Best regards,
> Dan
>

DIAX 0.9.6 gave me a little trouble tonight on WinME. (My wife's laptop, I
don't use ME, honest!) I'll have to fiddle with it some more to get a list
of exactly what's up, but this is what I remember:

It started up in what I think was German. I went to what I guessed to be
language and chose English. The action completed, but the language didn't
change. I tried picking a few different languages from the list, then tried
Ctrl E, and Ctrl S (for English, and Spanish). Somewhere in my trying to
read the menus it crashed.

It crashed on me once more before I gave up on trying to change the
language.

I walked through the menus and set up the username/password and dialed into
my asterisk. I got into meetme, so it appears to be functioning, just stuck
in another country...

You hate me, don't you? I'll get the crash info next time, and I'll pick up
a German-to-English dictionary just in case...

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Andrew Thompson