\n* Pocket PC version: made orange (shifted) legends in the Standard skin a bit
\n larger. The original 5×4 characters were way too small; hopefully the new 7×5
\n characters will be more to people’s liking.
\n* Tweaked the PalmOS version of the Ehrling42sm skin a little: I increased the
\n vertical key spacing by 4 pixels. It has a more balanced appearance now;
\n should be nicer to use, too.
\n* PalmOS version: changed the display background color in the Ehrling42sm,
\n SemiReal42, SemiReal42HD, and SemiAuto42HD skins, from LCD greenish to gray.
\n The reason is that the standard PalmOS 8-bit palette does not contain the
\n right shade of green, so in the skin bitmaps, the color ended up becoming
\n gray anyway; displaying the actual LCD contents on top of it (which happens
\n in true color on devices that support it) then gives an ugly appearance.
\n I modified skin2prc so that it can now also generate true-color (16-bit) skin
\n bitmaps, but those tend to get pretty big, so I’m not using that
\n functionality yet while building the Free42PalmOSSkins.zip package; maybe
\n later, I’ll create separate true-color versions of Ehrling42sm etc. to keep
\n the fans of green happy…<\/em><\/p>\n
version 1.4.9<\/span><\/p>\n * PalmOS version: optimized display updating code. For high-density skins, version 1.4.8<\/span><\/p>\n * Changed implementations of somes implementations…. which is
\n display updates are now about 3 times faster than before; this should make
\n HD skins much more usable (more responsive).
\n* PalmOS version: added support for tall (320×450) skins.
\n* Added new \u00ab\u00a0realistic\u00a0\u00bb 320×450 skin to Free42PalmOSSkins.zip package. It’s
\n not great; just a quick-and-dirty, proof-of-concept adaptation of Ehrling42sm
\n from the Windows\/Unix skin collection.<\/p>\n
\n fine in most cases, except when NaNs are involved.
\n* Decimal versions: rewrote BCDFloat comparison functions so they now handle
\n NaNs properly; also, inequalities now return correct results for numbers
\n whose difference is too small to represent (e.g. 1.1e-10000 1e-10000 XY?
\n used to return ‘false’, because it would subtract the two numbers and then
\n compare the result to 0 — with no check for underflow).<\/em><\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.emu-france.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2006\/04-avril\/01\/free42-windows.png\")
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