Change log for release of build 9055.
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          9055 Build Notes:
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1) * A recompile of applications and their component DLLs and/or any DLLs that 
link to C60Runx.dll is not required.


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          Fixes, Changes and Features
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   FIX:  The file drivers were not returning File Not Found errors when they 
        encountered an operating system error code of 67 (67 = The network name cannot be found). 
        Instead the 67 was returned to the application as an unknown error.
   
   FIX:  SQL Synchronizers did not work when a column used in a foreign key 
         was either a reserved word or the database was created so that column names 
         were case sensitive.
   
   FIX:  MSSQL Synchronizer did not import the "External column names" when 
         the database was created with QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
   
   FIX: Controls printed after transparent RTF controls could be misaligned
   
   FIX: The interface to Center Point XML library would sometimes return 
        incorrect errors when none had occurred.
   
   FIX:  RN# 11477:  (All SQL Drivers) DUPLICATE would return TRUE 
         sometimes when it should return FALSE.  Most common occurrence was after 
         DELETE was called
   
   FIX:  RN# 11524 - Pressing Help on the DOS driver "driver string" dialog did not 
         display help
      
   FIX: RN# 11532: The SQL Anywhere synchronizer GPF’d when attempting to 
        import table definitions from SQL Anywhere 10
     
   FIX: RN# 11481: MDI window cannot handle non-client mouse events correctly 
        if its parent is changed by the developer
   
   FIX: RN# 11441: Text aligned incorrectly on printing transparent RTF controls
   
   FIX: RN# 11428 FIX: Possible lockup on removing fields with some values of 
        the STD attribute populated to toolbar
        
   FIX: Support for RichEdit 4.1 
   
   FIX: Current color value was not used to initialize COLORDIALOG
   
   FIX: EVENT:NewSelection was not posted if the selection changed because of the tree contracting

   
   WORKAROUND:  RN# 11493:  The SQL drivers can cause an S1010 error to 
              occur when a transaction is committed on one thread while another thread is 
              reading records.  You can now use \BUSYHANDLING=2 to avoid this situation.
   
   FEATURE: The SQL Anywhere driver now detects SQL Anywhere version 10
   
   FEATURE: The MSSQL synchronizer now supports reading in MSSQL 2005 
            databases that use multiple schemas

   FIX: Only one parent structure is allowed in the declaration of a GROUP, QUEUE, 
        CLASS or INTERFACE. 
        
        Previously the compiler allowed you to specify several parents in the declaration
        of a GROUP, QUEUE, CLASS or INTERFACE but all except the first was ignored.
        The example below illustrates the change.



   PROGRAM

          MAP
          END

Interface1        INTERFACE
M1          PROCEDURE()
          END

Interface2        INTERFACE
M2          PROCEDURE()
          END

Interface3        INTERFACE(Interface1,Interface2)  ! declare two parents
          END

ReftoInterface3         &Interface3

  CODE
  ReftoInterface3.M1()         !<<< OK
  ReftoInterface3.M2()         !<<< Error
  RETURN

! Previously the compiler allowed you to specify several parents in the declaration
! of a GROUP, QUEUE, CLASS or INTERFACE but all except the first was ignored.
! Now the compiler reports an error when its encounters syntax such as INTERFACE(n,m).
! So in the example an error is reported for the call to ReftoInterface3.M2
! because Interface2 is not a parent for Interface3.