CPU Monitor v1.3b1
Copyright © 1996 Jon Grieve

This beta release introduces a few bug fixes and enhancements:

	- Performance data should be started and stopped correctly, so no
	  more (or, maybe, fewer) clashes with other applications reading
	  or writing performance data (i.e. Dial-Up Networking) should occur.

	- Settings now has an option to include the usage in the tooltip of
	  the system tray icon.  This was put in at user request, but isn't
	  perticularly helpfull, as the tooltip is only displayed when the
	  mouse has been left over the icon, and the text isn't updated when
	  visible.  Therefore, the default for this setting is off.

	- Added the Details window.  This is where most of the work has been
	  done since the last release ... and where most of the remaining work
	  needs to be done before a full release.  Current good and bad points
	  are:

		- No code is in place to redraw the graph when it has been covered up
		  by another window (i.e. it needs painting).

		- To reduce flicker, the method to add new data is to get Windows to
		  'scroll' the window to the left and simply draw what's required for
		  the new points -- i.e. the thin strip at the right end.  This works
		  well most of the time, however, if the right hand end is hidden by
		  another window, the whole scroll process goes very wrong, and no
		  new details are drawn.

		- Stay on top works well.  Naturally, this gets round both the previous
		  problems.

		- Stay on top setting is not saved and restored; the Details window always
		  starts with this setting off.

		- Double click the graph to make it full screen.  If possible, I'll try and
		  make the window sizable when in this mode at some point.

		- The Detail window settings are mostly hard-coded at this point.  The Settings
		  window has the stuff for changing the settings, but none of it does anything
		  yet, and so it's all disabled.  Colour settings are obvious.  The Rounding
		  settings force the values to be rounded to a certain amount.  The default
		  is 5.


Please report any good or bad points to me.  Thanks.

Jon Grieve
jgrieve@southdown.co.uk