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RIMMF3: Archived versions

The reason for this page is that RIMMF is constantly being updated, and many people are now starting to use it for their projects.

Up to now, we have not had 'formal releases' of the program.

This page will maintain links to archived versions of the program that are considered 'good', stable, reliable, etc.

170101

The release used in the Canada RDA-athon, in Ottawa, Jan. 27, 2017.

Standard installer

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf170101.exe

(This file is digitally signed by TMQ, Inc. using Microsoft authenticode)

'Zip' version

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf170101.zip

(MD5 checksum: d6c82827694d2b08df4753eac7b9f902)

151228

The last Jane-athon approved release before we embarked upon multilingual and metadata support.

Standard installer

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf151228.exe

(This file is digitally signed by TMQ, Inc. using Microsoft authenticode)

'Zip' version

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf151228.zip

(MD5 checksum: 54b747c6613fd57c14faa8b898c57b02)

List of Changes since 150702

150702

This is the release used for the Jane-In in San Francisco.

Standard installer

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf150702.exe

(This file is digitally signed by TMQ, Inc. using Microsoft authenticode)

'Zip' version

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf150702.zip

(MD5 checksum: 783db5972f8ae94fdf004ecf26f69b6d)

List of Changes since 150201

150201

This is the release used for the groundbreaking 'Jane-athon' in Chicago, Jan. 29, 2015 (with one small change).

Standard installer

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf150201.exe

(This file is digitally signed by TMQ, Inc. using Microsoft authenticode)

'Zip' version

http://www.marcofquality.com/sft/archived-rimmfs/rimmf150201.zip

(MD5 checksum: 472F2FE2D11216B79876659383032AC1)

Change list

The change mentioned above is to block RIMMF from starting multiple instances1)

1)
This caused a severe problem for one user at the Jane-a-thon, who RDP'ed into a work desktop, on a very small screen (like a phablet); due to slow response + the small screen, the user did not realize multiple instances of RIMMF were running, and thus the data being generated was constantly corrupted. The slow response was a result of the RDP activity–not the wireless in Chicago, which was pretty good all things considered. If it turns out there is a need for multiple instances, we will support this behavior using a command-line switch