(Also supports Windows 98 beta 3 and Windows 98 Release Candidate 0.)

Fixed a problem with the Windows 95 logon dialog box. (Passwords entered in the logon dialog box were not being used in subsequent mapping attempts, resulting in repeated prompts to enter password.)

MAP command and DOS redirector modified to allow for the long start-up time of a Windows 95 server when waiting for the server to start (/W option on MAP).

NetBIOS modified so it does not zero out the length field of an NCB when a command fails (applies to DOS, Windows 3.X, and Windows 95).

Windows 95 version includes an option to disable Invisible NetBIOS.

Supports Microsoft's Universal Serial Bus version of Windows 95. (Fixed a bug in the server that caused a crash when Universal Serial Bus is installed.)

Windows 95 version warns user if there is a binding between TransBIOS and the Dial-Up Adapter.

Windows 95 network provider modified to resolve problems connecting, disconnecting, and listing network drives in a multi-network configuration. (It now uses a specific network provider ID.)

Windows 95 network provider modified to resolve problems in handling passwords. (It now tries both the logon password and the Windows 95 password cache, before prompting the user.)

Windows 95 network provider modified to fix a problem creating persistent loopback mappings. (Previously, these would fail because of the long startup time of the Windows 95 server.)

Windows 95 redirector and network provider modified to allow mapping directly to directories with long names. (Previously, this required defining a shortname.)

Windows 95 version fixes various problems accessing network files from Microsoft Office. (Among other things, the redirector now supports a "null" shortname to allow mappings to paths of the form "\\Server".)

Windows 95 version fixes a compatibility problem with Microsoft Briefcase. (Network ID in registry was changed to a standard Microsoft-supported value.)

Ultra Server modified to support three different methods for controlling the A20 line, in order to resolve compatibility problems with some motherboards.

TransBIOS, redirector, and server are rewritten as 32-bit virtual device drivers for Windows 95.

Added 32-bit network provider, print provider, and shell extensions to integrate Invisible LAN into the Windows 95 shell.

Windows 95 A.I. version supports any Ethernet or Token Ring adapter with an NDIS-3 driver.

DOS and Windows 3.X versions upgraded to support interoperation with Windows 95 version (principally, support for the new print queue architecture in the Windows 95 server).

DOS and Windows 3.X versions added support for DEC 21041 PCI Ethernet controller chip, and for the new DEC ROM format.

DOS and Windows 3.X disk cache upgraded to support drives larger than 2 gigabytes. (This cache was made available separately as CACHE2G.ZIP for users still running older versions of Invisible LAN.)

Fixed a bug in the Windows 3.X server that could cause the server to crash during Windows startup or shutdown while under heavy network load.

Fixed a bug in the NetBIOS CANCEL command that failed to release the local session table entry when a LISTEN command was canceled.

A.I. version added support for DEC PCI Ethernet.

3COM 3C509 driver modified to support 3C509B.

Fixed a bug in the redirector that could cause an incorrect length to be reported on a very long "Write" operation when local buffering is enabled. (This only occured when the length of the "Write", plus the amount of buffered data, exceeds 64K bytes.)

Modified QSETUP to install mail pop-up.

Added QSETUPW quick setup program for Windows 3.X.

Ultra Server enhanced for Pentium.

Supports UNC (uniform naming convention) for network resources. (This fixed a compatibility problem with Btrieve 6.X and certain other applications.)

Supports Tripp Lite UPS serial cable connection.

A.I. version supports 3COM 3C509 Ethernet adapters.

A.I. version supports site licenses and multi-user licenses.

Windows 3.X installation modified to eliminate confusion between Windows version 3.11 and Windows for Workgroups version 3.11.

Supports Windows for Workgroups version 3.11.

Modified NetBIOS to fix a compatibility problem with some applications. (Attempting to add a duplicate name to the local name table now returns the alias number of the existing name.)

Fixed problems with print stream truncation on an "FCB Close" call to a printer device.

Fixed compatibility problems with programs that perform long "Write" operations to local character devices on the server. (This fixed a compatibility problem with some scanner drivers, when the scanner is installed on a server.)

Fixed a compatibility problem with programs that attempt to open a CD-ROM file in read/write mode.

Added support for Thruport Pocket LAN Adapter.

All files on a CD-ROM are automatically made shareable.

The redirector supports a subset of MSCDEX function calls, for CD-ROM programs that test for or use MSCDEX.

A.D. version supports Invisible Ethernet VL3200 (VL-Bus Ethernet card).

A.I. version supports third-party boards with NDIS drivers.

Disk cache made compatible with DOS version 6.0 SmartDrive.

Added Print Demon to speed up printing in Windows 3.X.

Added SETUPW to automate installation of Windows 3.X icons.

Made network startup quicker. (Modified TransBIOS to provide faster name registration.)

Simplified the Easy Configuration section of SETUP30.

Improved user interface design in SETUP30 and MENU.

A.I. version supports IBM Token Ring and compatible adapters.

A.I. version supports D-Link Ethernet controller chip.

Added UPS monitoring function to the server.

Added Invisible Control for Windows bundled into product.

Added ability to access shadow RAM through the XMS interface. (This is in addition to the three other interfaces already supported -- the Invisible RAM interface, the MS-DOS 5.0+ interface, and the QEMM-386 interface.)

Added break page design for PCL printers. (This is in addition to the two previous break page designs -- PostScript and ASCII.)

Print spooler added option to print either direct to hardware or through the printer BIOS.

Added Adapter Independent version, with support for the following third-party adapters: NE-1000 compatible, NE-2000 compatible, NE-2 compatible, WD-8013 compatible, and WD-8003 compatible.

Supports use of packet drivers concurrently with network operating system. (Allows co-existence of TCP/IP software.)

Added direct print option to the print spooler.

Added configurable print priority to the print spooler.

Added user-customizable break pages to the print spooler.

Added ability to rearrange the order of jobs in the print queue.

Added ability to browse the network for servers, drives, and printers.

Added server usage statistics, server audit trail, and server disk cache statistics.