On startup QuickPar attempts to determine how fast the CPU can process data. The checkbox that specifies one set of critical data in PAR2 files has been removed. When creating PAR2 files, the checkbox to set the block size to that appropriate for UUEncoding for Usenet has been removed and replaced with an option to restrict the block size to multiples of the preferred block size specified in the Options dialogue. Options dialogue added to allow the configuration of PAR2 and PAR file associations, shell integration, default process priority, and preferred block sizes. Files that are incomplete or damaged and also have the wrong filename will not be fully scanned until you use the Add button. Other files are simply checked to see if they are undamaged but missnamed versions of files. It will also be fully scanned if its filename is identical to the name of a target file except for substitutions made to punctuation characters or characters with bit 7 set. A file is scanned if its name is, -MMM,, filename-NNN.ext, or filename_NNN.ext. Only files whose names are sufficiently close to the filenames listed in the PAR2/PAR1 files will be thoroughly scanned for good data. When Verifying files, every file in the folder where the PAR2/PAR1 file is located will be checked or scanned. When Verifying files there is now an option of Monitor the hard disk for new files. When creating PAR2 files you are now offered the choice of three schemes for determining how many recovery blocks are placed in each PAR2 file: 1) Variable size (where each file contains approximately twice as many blocks as the previous one), 2) All same size (where the recovery blocks are distributed as evenly as possible amoungst the PAR2 files), 3) Variable with size limit (where a number of variable sized PAR2 files are created but where the largest PAR2 file contain exactly enough recovery data to repair the largest data file). You may also set the default priority from the Options dialogue. 
The system menu now includes an option to allow you to change the priority whilst processing is taking place. qp2 file extension depending on whether PAR 1.0 or PAR 2.0 files were being used). #WINDOWS PAR FILE VERIFICATION#
Details of the results of file Verification are now stored in cache file (with either a. Whilst Verifying, the count of the number of Complete, Missnamed, Damaged, and Missing files is displayed. Verification and Repair using PAR 1.0 files is now possible. (NB Missnamed files that do not have the name of another target file have always been correctly recognised). If a file was missnamed so that its name was that of another target file, then it would not be recognised as such. most accented characters) where treated as invalid and replaced with "_". When Verifying and Repairing, filenames that included characters with bit 7 set (i.e. This was most likely to happen with very small block sizes. Files that contained identical blocks of data would sometimes be missrecognised during Verification and reported as damaged. De volgende release notes zijn aanwezig: Bugs fixed: Met deze bestanden ben je vervolgens in staat om data te controleren op corruptie en wanneer nodig kan je de data weer reconstrureren. 
Met dit programma kan je zogenaamde Parity Volumes aanmaken volgens het Reed Solomon algoritme. Het programma QuickPar is aangekomen bij versie 0.5.1.
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