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WINE 1.1.14 Released With IE7 Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in WINE on 30 January 2009 at 12:39 PM EST. 2 Comments

The WINE developers have today announced the release of WINE 1.1.14. This release of WINE isn't as exciting as some earlier revisions that started on Direct3D 10 support or 64-bit improvements, but it does contain several fixes. There are various fixes for Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 in WINE 1.1.14 along with numerous Crypt32 improvements, better support for windowless Richedit, improvements to the print dialog, and fixes to the Windows regression tests. As usual, there is also a variety of bug-fixes.

The WINE 1.1.14 release announcement can be found at WINE HQ.

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