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Max is the environment you use to create visual programs, called patches, plus a set of building blocks (called objects) used in those programs.
MSP is a set of Max objects for audio and signal processing. Jitter is a set of Max objects for video, graphics, and matrix data processing.
Max/MSP can be considered a graphical environment for music, audio, and multimedia.

System requirements:
- 1 GB RAM
- QuickTime 7.1
- OpenGL-compatible graphics card, and OpenGL 1.4 or later

Version restrictions:
- 30 days trial

Enhancements:
- seq~: can add a simple symbol (aka "add 1 0.74 honk")
- dial now has a floatoutput attribute like slider
- dial better mouse interaction with small ranges
- jit.fprint: read no longer produces a -1 error for every read attempt.
- dial now has a setminmax message like slider and multislider
- metro: fixed quantization when starting
- fix for crash when # args are used in certain attribute values (as exposed by examples/max-tricks/send-receive-tricks/send-receive-hoard-#0.maxpat)
- paste picture works on windows again
- importing patcher with embedded bpatcher that contains a non-embedded bpatcher no longer crashes
- textedit: new attribute, bangmode, controls whether bang updates value while user is typing, defaults to max 4 behavior
- textedit: enter message to textedit no longer documented
- fromsymbol: separator method to mirror the separator in tosymbol
- textedit: new fourth outlet sends "textchanged" when text changes (when typing or otherwise)
- wclose -> thispatcher no longer crashes
- quickref menu now enabled for non-left inlets of user-interface objects
- number~ now correctly imports minimum and maximum values from old patches
- clocksource support for transport external sync to ReWire
- ad_rewire: creates a clock source for transport sync
- transport: now has a clocksource attribute (currently set to internal / rewire)
- button: draws correct state after being clicked when connected to opendialog
- waveform~: border color works properly
- jit.buffer~: automatically includes the buffer~ object in standalone applications
- audio can now be turned on without any DSP objects present; this permits use of sync for ReWire without audio generation
- imovie: added PICT to list of known types
- jit.qt.movie: @moviepath is not settable.
- jit.qt.movie: @movie_name attribute hidden (its just an alias for @moviename)
- regexp: backslashes (escapes) are no longer modified in-place in an incoming atom list
- improved reliability of the searchpath for Mac OS 10.5 in situations where the contents of the searchpath are changed by non-notifying processes (such as network access) while Max is running.
- opening large colls on windows is faster
- runtime version and standalones no longer register filetypes that should be registered to max application
- Windows runtime no longer requires MS C runtime library when run on computers without it.
- file browser: now lists vst plug-ins that are present in the searchpath
- setting boxs visible attribute to true via sending "hidden 1" to box when patch is locked, followed by unlocking and locking the patch, followed by making the box visible by sending "hidden 0" to it, now works properly
- clearing various entries in max preferences no longer causes max to crash
- pending segmented patch cord is aborted when patcher is locked
- new localization support -- use localize_lookupstring() to get a string associated with a symbol
- combine: supports list input
- outputlength message has greater consistency with buffer~ size message
- removed Debug Panel from the debug menu
- pattrmarker: names are no longer accidentally retained under certain circumstances
- biquad~:now only incurs new "smooth" performance hit when coefficients actually change
- jit.qt.movie: movie volume is automatically set to 0 if a soc is requested, but either not (yet) found or DSP disabled
- zigzag~: solved freezing
- jit.gl.text2d and 3d: fix for bogus chars with multiline text on windows
- jit.qt.grab: eliminated error warnings re: DFG when opening inspector
- Jitter Java: fixed signed byte problems with copyMatrixToArray, and planar offset problems with copyArrayToVectorPlanar and copyVectorToArrayPlanar
- jit.gl.imageunit: fixes for lost parameters when windows are rebuilt as going to/from fullscreen
- scope~: now displays y axis properly
- menubar: fixed "Max Menus" menu item when a menubar is made active if an existing menubar is already active
- freeze and revert toolbar icons are properly enabled for read-only attributes
- De-encapsulate: #-arguments are now preserved upon de-encapsulation, as they were in Max 4
- jit.gl.* fixed quickref attribute selection crash for jitter objects
- modal text dialog now prevents title bar clicks, preventing crashes when used inside an inspector
- jit.qt.grab: changes to @framerate are properly applied to the digitizer when it is (re-)opened.
- modal text dialog now prevents title bar clicks, preventing crashes when used inside an inspector
- file browser: menus for specifying search criteria now use the system font specified in Maxs preferences.
- textedit no longer starts editing when previously focused and patcher window is activated
- coreaudio audio driver: now unicode-compatible
- poly~: fix for clicking with parallel on
- fixed crash when using the finder to change the contents of the clippings folder
- sfplay~: fix for looping rather than stopping when playing certain audio files at certain vector sizes
- Select Window contextual menu item for All Windows Active is now properly enabled on the Mac
- jweb: read with no argument loads the about:blank empty URL
- rewire sync now supports host looping and seeking
- overdrive~ works now properly with signal in the right inlet
- timepoint: fixed bug where other timepoints before current time would fire when scheduled time was changed
- pattrstorage: increased maximum length of parsed symbols from XML from 256 to 2048 characters.
- pattrstorage: increased maximum length of parsed symbols from XML from 256 to 2048 characters.
- jweb: followed links are now properly added to the page history
- jweb: untitled pages now use the absolute URL, rather than the relative path, as the title
- jweb: url is now properly reported after page load in Windows
- borax ignores pitches out of MIDI range properly
- buffer~: removed long-standing check that prevented increasing the number of channels when reading in a file
- incdec now allosw automatic incrementation/decrementation while the mouse is pressed
- max useslowbutcompletesearching option for examining the disk when files are not found in the search path
- zl mode sect sends bangs when nothing is common between the two input lists
- rewire sync now sends time signature changes
- transport: restriction on changing time signature when time > 0 has been eliminated
- kslider outputs velocity 0 when turning notes off in polyphonic mode
- jit.gl.slab: fix for crash when changing shape attribute
- itable: second background color can now be transparent
- jit.gl.texture: fix for persistent pbuffer errors
- transport: new "resetbarcount" (reset bar counter on time signature changes) attribute
- transport: prevents time signature changes from happening if externally synchronized
- menubar: fixed problems with extra items added to file and edit menus after deleting the object
- menubar: implemented maxinwmenu 0 message to max for runtime version (removes Max window menu item)
- mxj now checks for bad inlet numbers, and posts an error
- pattrstorage: @outputmode 1 properly reported recalled values originating at a pattr object
- pattrhub: @patcher properly resolves poly~ instances
- umenu: depth now works properly when a file type is specified
- toggle: fixed redraw on int message after set message
- embedded bpatchers no longer save over their parents in obscure circumstances

Firewall Builder consists of a GUI and set of policy compilers for various firewall platforms.
Firewall Builder uses object-oriented approach, it helps administrator maintain a database of network objects and allows policy editing using simple drag-and-drop operations.
Firewall Builder currently supports iptables, ipfilter, OpenBSD PF and Cisco PIX. Technical summary of features supported by the policy compilers for all platforms can be found in the section "Modules" (see menu on the left).
Being truly vendor-neutral, Firewall Builder can generate configuration file for any supported target firewall platform from the same policy created in its GUI. This provides for both consistent policy management solution for heterogeneous environments and possible migration path.
With the additional purchase of Firewall Builder for PIX, Firewall Builder functions as a sophisticated policy management software for Cisco PIX firewall with access to all functions of PIX including newest features added in v6.3.
Firewall Builder allows for management of multiple firewalls using the same network object database.
Change made to an object is immediately reflected in the policy of all firewalls using this object. Administrator only needs to recompile and install policies on actual firewall machines.
In Firewall Builder, administrator works with an abstraction of firewall policy and NAT rules; software effectively "hides" specifics of particular target firewall platform and helps administrator focus on implementation of security policy.
Backend software components, or policy compilers, can deduct many parameters of policy rules using information available through network and service objects and therefore generate fairly complex code for the target firewall, thus relieving administrator from having to remember all its details and limitations.
Policy compilers can also run sanity checks on firewall rules and make sure typical errors are caught before generated policy is deployed.
With the additional purchase of Firewall Builder for PIX, Firewall Builder functions as a sophisticated policy management software for Cisco PIX firewall with access to all functions of PIX including newest features added in v6.3.

Version restrictions:
- 30-day trial.

Enhancements:
- Filter addresses of IPv4 objects and strip leading and trailing whitespaces and other non-digit characters before converting to InetAddr. This will help with annoying problem where v2.1 allowed such characters in address attributes of Address objects but v3.0 applies strict checks during file load and rejects such data files.
- generate unique string object id on demand instead of in the call to generateUniqeueId. This helps speed up compiler operations by a factor of about 3 because we generate unique int ID every time object is created or copied, yet string ID is only needed when object is stored in external XML file. Also using sprintf to assemble string ID, it works faster than ostringstream.
- converted attribute "ro" (read-only) from a dictionary variable to the member variable of class FWObject. We check read-only status of objects very often and dictionary lookups were slowing compiler down considerably.
- set netmask to /32 when new Network object is created. This used to be the default in fwbuilder v2.1. New default of 0.0.0.0 appears to be confusing and error-prone, by users requests changing default back to /32. This fixes bug #2125542: New Address objects added with netmask of "0.0.0.0"
- bugfix: if user called "Save As" and then hit Cancel in the dialog where they choose file name, internal RCS object used to be deleted anyway.
- bug #2091507: "Create New Firewall problem.". If user created new data file using File/New main menu item, items in the main menu File used to stay disabled and file could only be saved using "File/Save As" (which did not make sense because the name has already been assigned to the file during File/New operation).
- bug #2091520: "Crash FWB". The GUI crashed if user closed mdi window showing just standard objects and then tried to close the main window.
- bug #2099700 "Association of the .fwb and .fwl file types with app on Mac". Implemented support for the association of the application and data file type on Mac OS X. Double-clicking on .fwb and .fwl files in Finder will now open application and load files automatically. User can open several files by selecting them in Finder and double-clicking.
- fixed "usage" in fwbedit, command line option that specifies object attributes for the command "new" is "-a", not "-o". Also fixed this in the man page.
- bug #2099631 "GUI should rememver firewall object that was opened last". The program remembers opened ruleset between sessions.
- bug #2091225: "Can objects in the left pane remember last state.". The program saves state of the object tree branches (expanded or collapsed) between sessions.
- bug (no #): added ability to copy/paste rule set objects.
- bug #2100415: "cannot re-create or clone Routing object". The GUI does not let the user to delete Routing object. Policy and NAT objects can be deleted as long as there is at least one more left. Also "top" rule set objects can not be deleted at all.
- bug (no #): if the name of the plink.exe program was specified in upper case in Preferences dialog, built-in installer failed to provide correct command line options to it.
- Additional checks for operations with rules and ruleset on the deleted Policy or NAT object. User should not be able to change anything in rule set object that has been deleted because it does not have parent firewall object.
- bug #2106229 "Disable-Icon bad position in rule group". Icon that indicates that a rule is disabled used to be drawn in the wrong row of the ruleset table.
- bug #2106280: "option to change color of rule group head". Made rule group head colored in "medium dark", actual color depends on chosen QT theme.
- bug #2106124: "Crash after deletion of (last rule in + whole) rule group".
- bug #2105111: "use color for compiler status and errors". Compilation and installation status is color coded in the left panel of compile/install dialog (Error is red, Success is green). Also coloring compiler error messages red in the compiler progress panel. Note that this feature is subject to QT bug #212207. This QT bug was introduced in QT 4.4.1. Because of this bug, text labels using non-default color or font disappear unless they are selected. This does not happen with QT 4.3.x or 4.4.1 and later.
- bug #2107004: "Fwbuilder crashes while deleting objects in groups". I could only reproduce the crash when there were two identical objects in the group and I was trying to delete both. v3.0 does not allow the user to add the same object twice to the group so this condition should not be possible.
- bug #2090332: "Where used search function does not always work.". WhereUsed function could not find firewall if it was used in its own rules.
- bug #2099631: there used to be object "icmpv6 unreachables" in the Deleted Objects library in the file of standard objects that comes with the package.
- bug # 2109432: "double click on results in "Where used" list opens wrong rule."
- bug #2109431: "context menu item "Where used" is missing for rulesets".
- bug #2109660: "Compiler Progress: bar is incomplete". Compiler progress bar failed to show full length bar when operation was complete for some firewall platforms.
- bug #2109675: "file Title bar contains redundant info". Internal page title should be coordinated with items in the Windows main menu. There is also no need to add "Firewall Builder" to the title of internal windows.
- bug #2109833: "Crash on right mouse click in the object group".
- bug #2099700 "Association of the .fwb and .fwl file types with app". Implemented support for the association of the application and data file type on Windows and Mac OS X. Double-clicking on .fwb and .fwl files in Explorer or Finder will now open application and load files automatically.
- Changed format of the start and stop date fields in the Time Interval object to show year as four digits. Also enabled calendar in these widgets.
- change in the logic applied when the program decided which library to open at start time. If a file is opened and there is settings record pointing to the library that was opened in this file last time the program was used, this library is opened. If there is no such settings record, the program tries to find the first not system library in the file but prefers the one named "User". If the program starts without data file, it shows library "User" from the standard objects file.
- enable "close" button in the title of several dialog windows (it was not shown on Mac).
- Using tabbed presentation of internal subwindows on Mac OS X. This looks much better than standard MDI presentation where internal windows have their own title bar.
- workaround for a problem that only appears on Mac: if user uses File/Open but cancels operation, the main window used to switch from the subwindow that was active to another one (usually the empty default window with only standard objects tree).
- when the program is started without data file, it shows panel with just default objects, with a title "Untitled". If user opens data file, it is loaded into the same panel and its title changes accordingly. If user makes changes and then saves using "Save As", its title also changes accordingly (and there is still one panel). If user uses "File/New data file" and enters the name of the new data file, it is loaded into the same panel and its title changes accordingly. Still, after this there is only one panel. However if the panel shows contents of some data file, operations "File/Open" and "File/New" load second data file into a new panel.
- bug # 2106266: "Save collapse/expand state of groups in policy". The GUI will remember state of the rule groups (expanded/collapsed) between sessions. The state is saved in preferences. Groups are referenced by combination of file name (full path), firewall object name, ruleset name, group name. Since state is saved in preferences rather than in the data file, state of the rule groups is separate for each user.
- bug #2123150: "add new rule below inserts at end of rulebase". The program used to append rule at the bottom of the policy when user tried to insert it n the middle when there were rule groups.
- bug #2124804: "Policy list "jump" when using groups". Combination of rule groups and very tall rows in the rule set view caused problems with vertical scrolling.
- do not print netmask of the IPv4 and IPv6 objects in tooltips and "info" panel unless such object is child of an Interface. This fixes bug #2125542: New Address objects added with netmask of "0.0.0.0"
- bug #2126524: "User Service created in the Service Group section" - added missing group UserServices to the standard objects file.
- fixed GUI crash that happened when user made modifications in the default object tree but did not save the changes and then tried to exit the program.
- Network and NetworkIPv6 object dialogs accept CIDR notation in the "address" input field. Netmask input field is filled automatically using "/NN" entered as part of the address when user hits Return or Tab or switches to another input element using mouse click.
- fixed bug #2128261: "fwbuilder thinks the file has changed when opened read-only". Operation "find where used" triggered "dirty" flag on the object tree even though it does not change anything.
- bug #2105977: "Viewing firewall settings change state to edited". Opening firewall "advanced" settings dialog triggered internal flag that signalled that something in the object tree has changed.
- Added tooltip in the rule set view for the column showing rule group handle, the tooltip shows group name and number of rules.
- bug related to #2123152 "Fwbuilder 3.0.0 Gui very slow and doesnt refresh properly". There seems to be a bug in QT 4.4.1 (not sure of 4.4.0, definitely not in 4.3.x) which causes the last row of the rule set view table to come out blank when the table is redrawn. This happens when rows have very different height and looks like the last row comes out blank when user scrolls the table up. The last row is finally redrawn when most of it is already visible.
- bug #2129726: "Where Used" not working on collapsed groups.
- constructors of rule set view classes (PolicyView, NATView, RoutingView) used to set "dirty" flag in the object database which caused the GUI to ask the user if they wanted to save modifications before exisitng the program even when there were no modifications made. This change fixes this annoying problem.
- fixed icon for rule action "Mark"
- fixed crash that happened on Ubuntu with QT 4.3.x because of recursive call to updateGeometries()
- bug #2125604: "Cancel button does not kill the installer". Cancel button of the installer wizard in fact kills background process. Second issue raised in this bug report is that "Finish" button was always enabled. This is now fixed.
- bug #2144114 "fwbuilder * exits if the last object file is closed". The GUI will not terminate after the last window is closed but instead will just show empty main window.
- bug #2144358 "Double check with save as". The GUI used to ask twice if user wants to overwrite the file in Save As operation if file with given name already existed.
- bug #2144122 "Segfault when trying to add an address to a group"
- making sure all modules store settings under the same path prefix "3.0/" (applies to all OS).
- bug #2143961: a typo in the man page fwbedit.1
- bug #2143894: "fwbedit list does not show objects". Command "fwbedit list -f file" did not print anything unless option "-F" was supplied. This change adds default value for this option so that when it is missing, the command prints object path.
- bug (no #): compiler for iptables used date entered for the beginning of the interval in "Time" object both for the beginning and for the end.
- fixed compiler error "Error (iptables): The object "eth0" used as interface in the routing rule 0 (main) is not a child of the firewall the rule belongs to!" that also happened because Routing ruleset object being processed is disconnected from the firewall parent at the time compiler works with it.
- fixed crashes in RoutingCompiler that happened because Routing ruleset object being processed is disconnected from the firewall parent at the time compiler works with it.
- bug #2141911: "no ULOG for ip6tables". ULOG target has not been implemented for ip6tables yet, so the compiler should fall back to LOG target while compiling ipv6 policy.
- fixed bug (no #): policy compiler for PF used to insert both "inet" and "inet6" into generated pf.conf lines for the IPv6 policy.
- Basic suport for IPv6 for ipfw. IPv6 rules should be kept in a separate policy, just like for all other platforms. Branching rules are not supported so there is no support for multiple policies (although there is no check for that at this time either). Both ipv4 and ipv6 rules are loaded into the same ipfw set "1" with globally unique increasing rule numbers. The order in which ipv4 and ipv6 policies are processed is controlled by an option in firewall settings dialog. Note that this is not complete yet, for example ICMPv6 is not supported. More complete implementation should be done as part of ipfw2 support.
- fixed crash in compiler for PIX that happened when compiler tried to merge "global" commands and some of the interfaces of the firewall had dynamic address.