  Box Monitor v1.51
  Copyright © 2002 BoxWare
  All Rights Reserved

  http://www.boxware.dk
  support@boxware.dk

 Table of Contents:
  Introduction
  Updates
  Bug reporting
  System requirements
  Version History

 Introduction:
  Box Monitor is a useful Network-Device-Monitor program with an
  intuitive interface. This tool is able to check specified
  service-ports on remote network devices like HTTP, SMTP, POP3,
  FTP, DNS, TELNET, VNC, ROUTER, etc. Box Monitor is fast and
  rugged, will check upto 20 devices in 1 sweep and has alot of
  features that makes it friendly to use, like easy updating of
  server info, server-list print out, systray icon, E-mail
  notification if a monitored device fails, audio alert on device
  failure, execute external file on device failure, log device
  failures to txt file on HD, screen log of server problems,
  print logfile, time based autocheck, load on system startup,
  scheduled sleep-mode for preventing error messages during daily
  backup, reboot, upgrade, etc.
  Use last known autocheck value and start scanning on program
  launch, and much much more.


 Updates:
  You will be notified by E-mail when updates are available, and they
  will be obtainable from our homepage:
  URL http://www.boxware.dk


 Bug reporting:
  To report bugs (or suggestions, all feedback are welcome), please drop
  us a line on:
  support@boxware.dk


 System requirements:
  OS - Win98/ME/2000/NT/XP
  CPU - Min. Pentium 100
  RAM - Min. 16mb



 Version History:
  02-27-2003
  v1.51 is released with major improvements in SMTP handling.
  comprehensive test of SMTP setup have been implemented.
  timer module for sleep mode completely rewritten.

  02-01-2003
  v1.50 is released with some major changes in the options setup.
  support for up to 10 E-mail addresses to send error notifications
  to have been implemented. The use of an external custom SMTP
  server to send those messages from have also been included.
  Tab index have been improved for "pure keyboard" usage.

  12-30-2002
  v1.41 is released with some code changes in the main interface and a
  bug correction in the port scanner that caused the scanner to fail
  at port numbers higher than 32765. Also added support for an auto
  download/check for updates feature, and optimized memory management.

  09-03-2002
  v1.30 is released with some cosmetic changes and some major new features ie,
  it is now possible to choose from either a Service check (TCP/IP) or to
  use a Ping command (ICMP/UDP) when setting up a new device in the device-
  editor. A seperate Ping tool and a Port probe (scanner) has been added to
  the program interface. For a complete list of port assignments please check
  the link below.
  http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers

  08-17-2002
  v1.21 is released due to some problems with some ISP's methods of setting
  up their mail servers. This resulted in some E-mail messages from Box Monitor
  did not reach the user. The mail routine has been completely rewritten to
  solve this. A help file has been added to the program.

  08-04-2002
  v1.20 is released with some cosmetic changes and some major new features ie,
  Log device failures directly to .txt file on HD.
  Load program on system startup (service).
  Use last known autocheck value and start scanning on program launch.
  Scheduled sleep-mode for preventing error messages during daily backup, reboot, etc.
  No bug's reported.

  07-15-2002
  v1.10 is released with some cosmetic changes and some major new features ie,
  audio alert on device failure, execute external file on device failure.
  Some users pointed out that with autocheck on and minimized to systray or
  taskbar, the program would continue to show an alarm, had there been one,
  even if the device that failed was back online. This has been corrected
  and the program now resets the alarm if the device comes back online,
  still performing the alert options specified by the user.
  (thanks for the feedback ;).

  06-25-2002
  v1.00 Initial release after beta-testing and "how to distribute" agreement.
  No bug's reported.