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|        SysTray for Java sources v2.4.1 (win32)           |
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License: LGPL

--------------------- Requirements ------------------------

    JDK + Windows libs and headers
    
---------------------- Directories ------------------------

   java:
     Contains the java code to build the systray4j.jar
     java library.
     
   win32:
     Contains the C++ code to build the systray4j.dll
     native library, plus the VisualC++ project files.
     
------------------------ Changes --------------------------    

v2.4.1:

  New:
  
    - The KDE release contains the old socket based
      implementation as an alternative.
  
  Fixed:
  
    - Native thread started when isAvailable() was called.
      Now it starts when the first menu is created.
    
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v2.4:

  New:
  
    - Unicode support.
    
    - Systray now emulated on unsupported platforms.
    
    - The KDE3 code now is based on JNI too.

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v2.3.2:

  New:
  
    - SysTrayMenuIcon constructor now accepts URL as source
      for the icon to load.
    
    - The static member SysTrayMenu.dispose() was intro-
      duced as an alternative to System.exit(). It will
      stop all systray4j threads so they wont keep the
      application alive.

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v2.3.1:

  New:
  
    - Support for extended ASCII characters on win32.
    
  Fixed:
    
    - setState() in CheckableMenuItem didnt work when
      passing true as argument.

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v2.3

  New:
   
    - Checkable menu items.
    - Support for KDE3.

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v2.2.1
    
  Fixed:
    
    - Creating a submenu prior to the main menu made -
      at least sometimes - the virtual machine crash.
   
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