Onfolio 1.03 Release Notes

Onfolio could not capture from other applications that embed Internet Explorer
Onfolio 1.02 could fail to capture from within applications that embed Internet Explorer (like MyIE2, FeedDemon, or other applications). Onfolio 1.03 fixes this problem.

Limited users unable to email items
When a limited user attempted to email an item to another user, Onfolio would experience an unexpected error. This error has been fixed in Onfolio 1.03

Onfolio may not display correctly if performance counters are not enabled
If the system's performance counters were not enabled, one of the final steps of Onfolio's installer would have silently failed.  This would have caused the Internet Explorer browser integration to not appear.  This has been fixed so we no longer require performance counters to be enabled.

Long email subjects cause errors when capturing email
If you dragged and dropped or copied and pasted emails from Microsoft Outlook into Onfolio, you would have gotten an unhandled exception with subjects that exceeded 100 characters.  We have fixed this problem so emails with long subjects are now correctly captured.

On some systems, onfserv.exe could consume all available CPU
A small number of users have reported that one of the processes used by Onfolio, onfserv.exe, sometimes consumed significant amounts of CPU resources on their machines, even while Onfolio was idle.  We have fixed the problem.

File monitoring may not correctly pick up some edits
When you edit a local copy of a file stored in Onfolio, your changes are stored in the collection file.  With some types of files (particularly Adobe Acrobat documents), Onfolio was not correctly saving the changes that were made to the file. We have fixed the problem.

Windows XP SP2 Security warning displayed for captured snippets and pages
Windows XP SP2 increases browser security significantly over previous versions of Windows XP.  In SP2, when you are viewing local copies of web pages, Internet Explorer attempts to put the web page into the correct security zone using a special header.  Onfolio did not write this special header to captured pages and snippets.  In Onfolio 1.02, we do capture this special header.  In addition, any pages or snippets that are already saved will have this header automatically prepended.

Activating Onfolio fails on some systems
Onfolio used a Web Services connection to activate a purchased license.  In some network configurations, this web service request could fail.  Onfolio 1.02 uses standard HTTP to connect to the activation server.

Capturing an Adobe Acrobat document that was opened in a new window can cause an Internet Explorer access violation when that new window is closed
When capturing a PDF document that had been opened in a new window, Onfolio could cause an Internet Explorer access violation. A similar problem is detailed in Microsoft KB Article 257994. Onfolio 1.02 works around the problem to prevent it from occurring.

Exception when using Mozilla as default browser
When viewing a captured item with Mozilla set as the default browser, Onfolio would report an unhandled exception.  This is a result of a configuration problem when Mozilla sets itself as the default browser, detailed here.  Onfolio 1.02 works around this problem so it will no longer affect Onfolio users with Mozilla as their default browser.

General Information and Known Issues

To learn more about what is new in Onfolio, review the Getting Started Guide, which automatically displays the first two times you launch Onfolio. It is also available from the Onfolio Program Group of your Start Menu.

. Adding Onfolio button to Internet Explorer main toolbar
In Internet Explorer, open View Menu and select Toolbars->Customize. Using the list box on the left side of the dialog box, find the Onfolio toolbar button and add it to the list of current toolbar buttons.

. Onfolio and personal firewall software
In order for Onfolio to function correctly, it must be able to access the network. Personal firewalls can be configured to prevent Onfolio from accessing the network, which can interfere with Onfolio's functionality. If you are using a personal firewall, be sure to allow any Onfolio application to access the network.

. Unexpected errors
When Onfolio encounters an unexpected error, the dialog box identifying the error includes a button you can click to email error information to Onfolio. The error information that is mailed to us includes only information about the program's execution state, not any information about what you have stored in Onfolio or any personal information about you. Please click the button to send details to Onfolio when you see an unexpected error.

. Dealing with an unresponsive application
If Onfolio becomes unresponsive and opening and closing Onfolio doesn't fix the problem, there is an additional step that you can take to address the problem. Use the Task Manager to end a process called onfserv.exe. (You can launch the Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del. You can end a process by clicking the Processes tab, selecting the process name from the list, and clicking End Process.) This process works with Onfolio stored data; and if it becomes unresponsive, it could cause any other Onfolio application to stop responding. Ending this process will not corrupt your data, and Onfolio will automatically start this process again when it is needed.

. Onfolio logs
Onfolio creates log files that can be helpful for diagnosing problems. The following logs are available in the directory <installdirectory>/Onfolio/Logs/:

. Split screen displays using IBM Presentation Director
When you are splitting your screen display across monitors with differing resolutions, an error may occur. You can work around this issue by configuring the monitors to use the same resolution.

. Capturing complicated web pages as local copies sometimes doesn't capture the page exactly
When you capture complicated web pages and you save them as local copies, they may not be saved exactly as you see them in the browser. These pages include pages with significant and complicated JavaScript, pages that include very complex Flash applications or movies, or pages that redirect you to other pages.

. Importing Favorites creates only links and folders
If you import from your Favorites, Onfolio imports only folders and links. Any files that you are storing in your Favorites will not be imported.

. Renaming a collection but only changing the capitalization will not change the collection name
To change the capitalization of a collection name, select a different name for the collection, and then rename it again using the capitalization you want.

. Search terms not captured for dragged-and-dropped links
When you capture an item using drag and drop, any search terms that you may have used to locate the item are not captured. You can work around this by clicking the Capture button, pressing the F9 key, or using the right-click menu to capture items.

. Dragging and dropping to capture a linked image captures the link, not the image
If you'd like to capture an image that is linked, right-click the image and select Capture Image to Onfolio. If instead you drag the image, you will be prompted to capture the link.

. First line of reports occasionally will not allow formatting
Occasionally, text placed in the first line of a report will retain its initial formatting. To work around this, select the text, copy it, and then paste the text over itself. This will cause the editor to rewrite the text, correcting the formatting.

. Canceling while FTPing files using Publish to Web shows error
If you cancel while FTPing a file from within Publish to Web, publishing will correctly stop FTPing the files, but you will also receive an extraneous error message. This error message will not affect anything.

. Publishing a report to a website hosted on an Apache 2.0 web server and encoding
Apache 2.0 explicitly reports HTML files to have charset ISO-8859-1, in the HTTP headers. Our report HTML files are encoded in UTF-8, which is stated in our <META> http-equiv tags. In some browsers, the HTTP header sent by Apache will override the encoding we specify in our HTML files. This can cause reports viewed by certain browsers to display unicode characters incorrectly and to include other unusual characters. You can work around this by using an .htaccess file to configure the Apache server to send the correct encoding. More information on .htaccess files and configuration can be found here.

. While an image is selected in Publisher, indent buttons are disabled
You can work around this by pressing the Tab key to indent the selected image and using the Shift+Tab keys to unindent the selected image.