• Netzwerk-Management
• Scriptverwaltung
  
• Telnet-Client
• FTP-Client
• Download Recordings
• MP3-Playlists
• Web-Interface
• Setiings Backup/Restore/Editor
  
• Support Tools für DreamFlash @Mechatron (nur DM7000)
• und vieles mehr...

• DCC v2.96 (25.05.2009)

• DCC v2.95 (01.10.2007)

• Timeout im Telnet-Login für Passwort hinzugefügt. Einige Images (7025)  benötigen mehr Zeit nach dem Login, bis die Abfrage des Passwortes erfolgt. DCC hat in diesen Fällen manchmal zu schnell reagiert, wodurch der automatische Login fehlschlug. Da DCC nicht vorher "weiss", ob überhaupt eine Passwortabfrage kommt, wird jetzt maximal 3 Sekunden gewartet. Erfolgt in dieser Zeit keine Passwortabfrage, wird normal weitergemacht. Images ohne Telnet-Passwort benötigen dadurch minimal mehr Zeit für den Login. Für Images mit Telnet-Passwort gibt es keine Verzögerung, da die Abfrage sofort erkannt wird.
  
• Korrektur an der Dateigrößendarstellung in Recordings. War in den Regions- und Sprachoptionen von Windows die Darstellung abweichend von der deutschen Schreibweise (also Komma als Dezimaltrennzeichen und Punkt als Tausendertrennzeichen, zB. 1.234.567,89), dann kam es zu falschen Anzeigen der Dateigrößen im Bereich Recordings. Die Werte werden jetzt unabhängig von den Windowseinstellungen korrekt berechnet.
  
• Sichern und Wiederherstellen der Größe des Texteditors/-viewers. Auf Userwunsch merkt sich DCC jetzt die zuletzt eingestellte Größe des Texteditors und stellt diese nach erneutem Aufrufen automatisch wieder ein. Es wird nur die Größe gesichert, nicht die Position (der Editor als modales Fenster wird beim ersten Aufruf immer zentriert zum Hauptfenster geöffnet).
  

• DCC v2.94 (23.08.2007)

•  Korrekturen in Voreinstellung Pfade
•  Korrekturen in Lokal verschieben
•  Einige Buxfixes
  

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Another angle: maybe the user found a pirated download link somewhere and is looking for validation. That's risky for them as well. I should warn about security risks, like malware, that can come from such sources.

In summary, my response should guide the user towards legal options, warn against piracy, suggest open-source alternatives, and emphasize the importance of using licensed software to support developers and ensure security.

The user wants a free license key and a link to get it. Now, I recall that most software, especially professional editions, requires a purchase for full functionality. Free versions might exist but are usually limited. However, offering cracked or pirated software is unethical and illegal. I should consider that the user might not know this and is seeking a legitimate way, but they might also be looking to bypass payment, which is a red flag.

I should also consider the user's intent. They might be a student or a small business trying to save money. Maybe they can use open-source alternatives. Are there free USB redirection tools available? Virtual Network Computing (VNC) or Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) might offer similar functionalities. Mentioning those could be helpful.

I need to check if USB Redirector offers a free trial or a non-commercial use version. If they do, that's a legitimate way to provide the user. If not, then I need to advise against illegal methods. Also, sharing license keys without authorization is definitely not allowed.

• DCC v2.3

• DCC v2.2 Final
  

• DCC v2.1 Final
• DCC v2.1 Beta
• DCC v2.0 Beta

• DCC v1.14b
• DCC v1.12b
• DCC v1.11b

• Spulfunktion / Record-Blink (sourcen)
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