Dear Prospective Microsoft Beta Tester,
You have been nominated as a prospective candidate for an upcoming beta program. The program will introduce you to a set of technologies providing new digital media experiences on Windows consumer PCs. If you have previously completed the nomination survey, we ask that you complete the new updated survey to verify your interest in participating.
Please respond to this invitation using the registration instructions below. Eligible beta testers will be selected based on data collected from those who fill out the questionnaire at Microsoft BetaPlace.
The beta testing process is very important because it helps ensure that we release the best possible product. If you are selected to participate in the beta program of this exciting new product, you will be asked to install the product and report your testing experiences to Microsoft. Reporting will include installation surveys, bug reports, and other means as required by Microsoft.
To RSVP and become a candidate for this beta program, go to http://www.betaplace.com and sign in using a Passport account and the Guest ID below. You must complete the questionnaire by May 10, 2003 to be considered.
If you are new to BetaPlace, you will be asked for a beta ID or Guest ID after logging in with Passport. Please log in using the Guest ID below.
If you are a current Microsoft beta tester, you will be taken to your personalized Microsoft beta web site after logging in with Passport. On your personalized site, click on the link “Sign in as a Guest” in the upper right side of the page.
When you are prompted for a Guest ID enter the following:
Guest ID - *********
Please note, if you are currently an active tester on other Microsoft beta programs but have received this mail, you still need to go to the site and fill out the entire survey to be considered for this new beta program.
This invitation is not transferable.
We look forward to hearing from you soon!
News source: betaplace.com
You have been nominated as a prospective candidate for an upcoming beta program. The program will introduce you to a set of technologies providing new digital media experiences on Windows consumer PCs. If you have previously completed the nomination survey, we ask that you complete the new updated survey to verify your interest in participating.
Please respond to this invitation using the registration instructions below. Eligible beta testers will be selected based on data collected from those who fill out the questionnaire at Microsoft BetaPlace.
The beta testing process is very important because it helps ensure that we release the best possible product. If you are selected to participate in the beta program of this exciting new product, you will be asked to install the product and report your testing experiences to Microsoft. Reporting will include installation surveys, bug reports, and other means as required by Microsoft.
To RSVP and become a candidate for this beta program, go to http://www.betaplace.com and sign in using a Passport account and the Guest ID below. You must complete the questionnaire by May 10, 2003 to be considered.
If you are new to BetaPlace, you will be asked for a beta ID or Guest ID after logging in with Passport. Please log in using the Guest ID below.
If you are a current Microsoft beta tester, you will be taken to your personalized Microsoft beta web site after logging in with Passport. On your personalized site, click on the link “Sign in as a Guest” in the upper right side of the page.
When you are prompted for a Guest ID enter the following:
Guest ID - *********
Please note, if you are currently an active tester on other Microsoft beta programs but have received this mail, you still need to go to the site and fill out the entire survey to be considered for this new beta program.
This invitation is not transferable.
We look forward to hearing from you soon!
News source: betaplace.com
- Changelog:
- Sector Viewer
- Ability to look at every individual sector and see the content (normal or raw)
- Ability to save as *.rtf or *.txt file
- Ability to print every sector content
- Support for Pinnacle Image files (*.PDI)
- Map Erroneous sectors during scanning for lost UDF files and folders.
- Indicate if files contain errors or not after scanning.
- By means of a list
- By means of an extra icon next to every file
- Extra options to request that list
- Auto-scan function to find extensions for orphaned (nameless) files after UDF scan
- CD/DVD Surface scan routine to find physical errors.
- Check if all files are physically readable without having to extract them somewhere.
- The CD/DVD icon now also nicely mentions if the media is : DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW or DVD-RAM
- CD/DVD Properties Window shows amount of layers.
Improvements - UDF file improvement for Pioneer CE player created VR discs.
- Take in account badly mastered UDF with dead loop directory references (e.g. DirA contains DirB contains DirA again)
- Improve robustness and implement workarounds for corrupt UDF systems containing bogus data in certain critical fields.
- More logging features default enabled to do analysis.
- Small changes for future devices (cfr. more recent MMC specifications)
- Small GUI improvements.
- Sanitising data after scanning for lost UDF files or folders speeded up in case the directory data contains many errors.
- Improvement to not conflict with certain card reader drivers under Windows 2K and XP
Bugfixes - Switching between SPTI and ASPI could cause problems under WinXP and Win2K.
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