MyDefrag v4.0b3 (March 30, 2009)

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• Deleted all the commandline parameters (no longer downward compatible with JkDefrag v3) and added new commandline parameters "-m" and "-v".
• Removed the /* ... */ macros and replaced with !...! macros. Old MyD scripts will no longer work.
• Added the CommandlineVolumes() volumeboolean.
• Added environment macros.
• Changed the installer so it now includes the version number in the default installation directory.
• Changed the installer so it will ask the user if he wants to overwrite an existing "Setup.MyD" script.
• Moved the scripts to the "Scripts" subdirectory.
• Removed the CreationOrChange() fileboolean, it was superfluous.
• Added the ExcludeVolumes() setting.
• Added the ExcludeFiles() setting.
• Reversed the order in which filebooleans are evaluated, they are now evaluated from left to right.
• Added Hungarian (Magyar) language.
• Added drag-and-drop facility. If a .MyD script is dragged and dropped onto the MyDefrag interpreter then it will be executed.
• Fixed a bug in the Fragmented(), Archive(), Directory(), Compressed(), Encrypted(), Hidden(), NotToBeIndexed(), Offline(), Readonly(), Sparse(), System(), Temporary(), Virtual(), and Unmovable() filebooleans.
• Changed the definition of the DirectoryName() fileboolean. Files are now selected even when the directory has already been processed.
• Fixed the text in the statistics window, and vertical scrolling is now sticky, horizontal scrolling not (yet).
• Fixed a bug that caused the root directory on NTFS volumes to be unmovable.
• Changed the FastOptimize.MyD script so it will defragment the spacehogs.
• Fixed a bug that would resize the window to the default size when a script was finished.
• Added the RunScript() keyword.
• Changed the Settings.MyD script from hardcoded into a RunScript() call.
• Added the LastAccessEnabled() fileboolean.
• Fixed a bug in the DATETIME strings.
• Fixed a memory leak bug.
• Changed the default debug level into fatal error messages, warning messages, and basic information messages.