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  1. Got you. Needed to have a Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
  2. Improved the svn layout. Also found a problem with controls being bigger live than they are in Visual Studios designer, no idea why.
  3. Rewrote how version checking is done. Hopefully it also fixes the no-connection = hang on exit problem.
  4. Moving the project to the sourceforge svn server. I might just import the latest revision to save myself the headache of converting.
  5. I need to just make a list and start working through it.
  6. New website is up and running: http://bit.ly/4y3RNR
  7. Loving the new sourceforge design.
  8. Now I'll need something to motivate me to finish the new website design. :(
  9. Working on a whole new layout for ascgen 2.0 in wordpress. Front page, FAQ & lots more. Maybe that will inspire me to work on the program...
  10. Hate buying computers at PC World. No I don't want bloated overpriced security software/support from a spotty kid, just give me the damn pc
  11. Changing the main form to get/set properties rather than accessing textSettings directly. File size will go up, but it'll be much cleaner.
  12. Trying to decouple the old ascii converter from the main form is a nightmare. textSettings is everywhere.
  13. Fixed stupid problem with calculating the automatic ramp. First character was not being added - Lucida Console should start with a "@"!
  14. Removed batch conversion. I'll eventually write a new way of doing that.
  15. 58% faster. Smug as a bug on a rug.
  16. Sped up the unsharp mask filter by quite a bit. I should start profiling this stuff so I'll know how smug I can look.
  17. Exact same optimization on the brightness/contrast filter. Yay...
  18. Greatly optimized the filters for adjusting levels and stretching the output. Partly happy, partly annoyed at old me.
  19. Changing filters to use jagged arrays is a lot more work then I expected. A *lot* more. Gah!
  20. Still trying to figure out how the filters should work. Dynamically linked to controls, sortable, arrangable, blah...