Several problems were found and solved after version 3.01 was released:

    * Fixed the root mapping problem that occurred with the 16-bit Novell
      Netware VLM Client.  (If you don't know what "root mapping" or a VLM
      Client is, you probably did not experience this problem)

    * Fixed a problem where CD-ROMs on a Windows '95 system could sometimes
      not be scanned.

    * The scanner now works properly in interactive mode on some older
      display-types (MDA, CGA and some EGA), where it would previously
      not run or just display a blank screen.

We have also made some improvements to F-PROT:

    * Data files created by the SYSTAT program with the extension .SYS 
      used to be scanned as if they were device drivers, but as they were
      not, the scanning took unacceptably long.

    * We speeded the decompression of DIET-compressed files up so much
      that they are now scanned by default (instead of being only scanned
      if /PACKED is specified).  We hope to add a similar speedup of
      LZEXE and PKLITE-compressed files in the future.

    * Some viruses may attempt to infect the COMMAND.COM file under Windows
      95, without noticing that it is really an .EXE file with a .COM
      extension.  The result is a file that will not load, but is not
      infected correctly, so the scanner will not find any virus.  F-PROT
      now detects this, and reports such files as "could be a corrupted COM
      file".

We have of course added detection/disinfection of more viruses, bringing
the total number of viruses and destructive programs that F-PROT
recognizes to 21,000.

Version 3.02a additions:

    * We fixed a bug which caused F-PROT to crash when a program named
      ACE.EXE was scanned.

    * We added "on-the-fly" decompression of LZEXE-packed files.

    * We added detection/disinfection of 22 viruses, as well as adding
      disinfection of some viruses that were only detected previously.
