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Updating to version 1.3
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Installation instructions
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This update to DDDA is for ALL previous versions of DDDA, except beta.

1)  Make sure some previous version of DDDA is installed on the computer.

2) Download the installation program d3A_UpdateTo1_3.EXE to some location on your hard drive, for example, the windows desktop.

3) Run the installation program.  It will search your computer for DDDA.exe.  If it cannot find it, it will abort with an error message.

4)  If the installation program finds DDDA.exe, it will prompt you to continue the update.  Once it is complete, DDDA will be updated to version 1.3 and can be run immediately.

5) You can delete the previous pdf manuals in the DDDA directory.  The new file d3AV1_3Manual.PDF replaces it.

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The update to Version 1.3 fixes the following problems:
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 Version 1.2 would not let you read some version 1.1 files.  This has been fixed.


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The update to Version 1.2 fixes the following problems:
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You no longer get an assert if you put in 1 as the array size when reading an array in the Read editor and the Send And Read editor.                                                                                                                          

You no longer get an error when attempting to edit an array variable that uses a single variable as the number of values to read.                                                                                                                             

The address of the device now changes in the device combo box after editing a device within the Interact with Devices form.                                                                                                                                   

Reading binary data as float or integer values how works.                                                                                                                                                                                                     

You not longer get a PDecScript!=0 Block line 311 assert when reading in some multiblock experiments.                                                                                                                                                         

Previous plots in the same experiment are no longer occasionally overwritten in the Text output.                                                                                                                                                              

You no longer lose key settings when changing from one communication to another.                                                                                                                                                                              

Now when an experiment is openned with a device address that does not exist on the current machine, the timeout is now preserved when the device is reassigned to a different address.                                                                        


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Added features for version 1.2
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Clear Output Command.  Allows the user to clear an output while running the experiment. When this command is called for a Text or BigNum output, all data in the output is deleted.     When called for a Graph or Table, only active data is deleted.