Added a 'More Options' pane, to allow finer control over CF's behaviour. If you have been using the first version (1.0) of CF, you might want to take a look at these new options, since their default values are the opposite of what they (implicitly) used to be in version 1.0.
Fixed problems when running under Mac OS versions prior to OS 9 (i.e., OS 8.5.x and 8.6). The CF Extension was affected by incorrect build options (we forgot to "weak link" to OS 9-specific routines in 'InterfaceLib'); and the CF CP was affected by strange crashes when the threaded Finder loaded & executed its PPC-native 'cdev' code resource. Now, CF actually works as advertised under those earlier OS versions. ;-)
Fixed an annoying glitch where CF might occasionally cause a server-login dialogue (or disk-insertion prompt) to appear, or an unmounting remote volume to silently remount, as described in item [5] of the Troubleshooting section in the 'Read Me' document.
Converted the CF CP into a new-style CP with a type-code of 'APPC'. [Actually, we're still internally using a 'cdev' code resource, but we have now made it private (by changing the resource's type-code to 'Cdev') and have implemented a full application "shell" to load and execute it.] In effect, the CP is now a regular native application, and no longer suffers from memory scarcity and other limitations of old-style CPs. At the moment, it is not very scriptable (it supports only core AppleScript commands such as 'run' and 'quit'), but future versions will add more scriptability.
Made several cosmetic changes in the CF CP, to accommodate the new disclosure triangle and associated 'More Options' pane. In general, the CP window is now wider and shorter, many of the major groups are now framed, and new-style bevel separators replace the old-style outlines ('nrct' rectangles).
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