Version 0.97 Users can no longer try to set partitions active in the Pre 4 interactive user interface if the only partition available 9/12/1999 to set active is set active. Corrected the bug that allows non-existant partitions to be set active in the interactive setup. The message that no partitions are startable no longer appears if there aren't any partitions on the hard drive. Now Free FDISK no longer tries to display partition information if there aren't any partitions, instead it displays "No partitions defined." Now asks the users to confirm deletion of a logical drive. General "look and feel" changes. Re-added all the extended options support. When extended options support is enabled Free FDISK will now allow a user to destructively re-size a partition. Re-added the "/I" and the "/DUMP" command line options. The error levels returned from executing Free FDISK have been organized as follows: 0 Normal program completion, no errors 1 Syntax error 3 Error in the fdisk.ini file 4 Error in the part.dat file 5 Non-existant hard disk 6 Buffer allocation failure 7 Hard disk is already partitioned. (This is only returned if the "/A" function is used and there are already partitions other than a Compaq Diagnostic Partition on the hard disk.) 8 Error reading from or writing to the boot.mbr file. 9 Miscellaneous error. It is best to examine the output printed to the screen from Free FDISK to determine the exact cause of the problem. 20 Flag has been set (see /SETFLAG, /TESTFLAG, and /CLEARFLAG for details) 21 Flag has not been set (see errorlevel 20, above) Added a D_PATH statement in the fdisk.ini file to display the path of the program. Now searches the directory Free FDISK is located in for the fdisk.ini, part.dat, and boot.mbr files before the PATH in the environment is searched. Fixed some minor misc. bugs and added some error trapping to the interactive user interface. Added confirmation questions for deletion of partitions. Re-added support for FAT-32 partitions.