fixed confirmation dialog sticks behind main window + OSD1 font selector shows now PostScript + Raster fonts * Show all font types in OSD2 font selector Font color enough credits when number of copies changed OSD2 Invisible if photobooth not in fullscreen + new setting Button1 action with CONFIRM screen + new setting Button1 show with READY screen Setup can close used files that need to be updated * settings are stored in the Windows registry now, + show and open settings link to Registry + Auto Reopen COM port after TIMEOUT detected + Auto Reopen COM port after UNKNOWN_COMMAND detected + Added OSD2 SHARE buttons for Booth work mode 2 + wake-up button enabled only if enough credit setting * Minor bug-fixes and improvements with AlphaSkins + Force to show START button in READY screen setting * show button2 (cancel) in confirm screen optimized * show button1 (wakeup) in welcome screen optimized * check and fix for credits Version 3.8.1.4 BETA8 () With enough credits the OSD buttons and push buttons at IN1 and IN2 are active. While the photo booth machine is in action, the CONTROL software is running invisible in the background. For example set up the coin and bill validator, set the costs for a photo session, activate and set position of the on screen display (OSD1+2), enter machine name and place, activate e-mail the log file, windows security and other settings. In the CONTROL software itself there can be done several settings. It is possible to just use the on screen display (OSD) buttons instead of external push buttons, so external push buttons are not necessary. A push button connected to HOPPER2 sends a CTRL+R to the DSLR software and starts a reprint job. For example, a push button connected to HOPPER1 sends a F4 to the DSLR software and starts a photo session. By sending keystrokes, the Breeze DSLR Remote Pro photo booth software can be controlled. The CONTROL software monitors the CASH-Interface2 and is able to control the photo booth software.

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