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1. Priore Lotto now has an integrated help system explaining all of the functions of the program.
2. The number of games that can be played with o­ne click of the play button has been increased from 100 to 5000.
3. The game Maintenance window previously allowed you to enter erroneous data. Now it prevents you from doing that and provides feedback in the form of a help message.
4. Minor fixes to the functions of the application.
5. Minor enhancements to the appearance of the application.

It looks like all went well with the upgrade.
No major problems and nothing else worth mentioning.


I hope to start posting more articles in the very near future, but first I have some other things that I need to take care of.

I'm almost done with the upgrade! It went faster than I thought, I just hope I didn't miss anything.

I know there are still a few minor issues to resolve (One of my RSS feeds are not coming in, and my forum block at the top center of the page has variable's instead of words). I'll get to them as soon as possible.

I'm finally able to spend some time o­n my website again! It's been a while, I know.
I am currently reviewing the latest release of the PostNuke Content Management System and I am preparing to upgrade the website's version to the new version. My review of the new version will last at least several days before I begin the upgrade, therefore don't expect to see any changes immediately.
There may be a period of time where my website is unavailable during the upgrade, so I'll post a message before it begins. And I'll have a message page display that the website is undergoing maintenance when anyone tries to access the website during the upgrade. The whole process should not take very long.

I've changed the look of the website. Some items were affected by the changes:
I lost the previous forum posts.
Some of the statistics have changed.
And there are a few more minor changes that I plan to make.

I hope everyone likes it. 

- Nino

Announcing a new free download:

Windows Hashsum 1.0.
This is a utility I wrote that enables you to check a file's hashsum signature. It can check o­ne or more files, and it can also create hashsum signatures (for those of you who want to apply hashsums to files that you create, such as Word files, Excel files, or any other kind of file). Having a hashsum means a file can be checked to ensure it was not changed since it was first created.

I wrote this application because I wanted to use my own utility for checking the hashsum signatures of files I download from the net, and I thought it would be fun to write.

Windows Hashsum 1.0 supports both the MD5 algoritthm and the SHA1 algorithm. It is based o­n the codebase of the command line utility, HashSum v.0.9 by Acceso Directo Software Under GNU General Public License (v2 or next)., click here to go to the download page. It's free!.