New Features

• VB.Net is now supported.
• The new "Comment Transformer" application can take source files written in the JavaDoc or XML style and change the comments into the natural-language format that DocJet prefers.

Defects Corrected

• In previous versions, if you left a DocJet-generated .CHM file open and then started regenerating it, the generation would proceed until the HTMLHelp compiler started up. That guy would be unable to open the .CHM (because you have it open). The generator has been modified to check to see that final output files like the .CHM can be opened for writing before it starts its work.
• The output format editor's "Test..." button would sometimes fail in Windows XP.
• The license manager wizard wouldn't let you go back to a previous screen if you made a mistake entering your license information - you had to restart the wizard.
• If you "Return" a license and communications with the server break down, the license manager gets stuck thinking that you have a valid license for a previous version which it insists has to be "returned" before it will let you get a new license... Since this is an invalid license, the server will return an error - perpetuating the cycle.
• Scripts.js had a one-line syntax error that prevented the HTML output from working in Netscape browsers.