## IMPORTANT WARNINGS

## KDX 1.2 -- UNICODE

KDX now uses Unicode for text, the international standard which supports all languages in the world. Previously, KDX only supported Latin characters (frex it couldn't display Japanese, Russian, Greek text etc). Many people have been [directly or indirectly] requesting that KDX support Unicode, and now it is done.

Due to the switch to Unicode, this version of KDX can connect with the previous version, however the text may be somewhat mutilated. It's best to avoid mixing different versions. Also, text created using previous versions of KDX can suffer the same problem. This is a nuisance, but only temporarily, and the upgrade to unicode is worth it.

Windows: Haxial strongly recommends that you use Windows NT/2000/XP and not Windows 95/98/ME. NT/2000/XP natively support Unicode, whereas 95/98/ME only support it partially via emulation. Because KDX is now a Unicode program, it is NOT guaranteed to work in 95/98/ME.

## OLDER WARNINGS:

## Incompatible With Previous Versions

Due to the many new features that were added to KDX in this update, KDX 1.1 is incompatible with older versions (including trackers). Sorry for the inconvenience. Everyone who purchased 1.0 can upgrade to this version (including integrated NetFone) for no additional cost.

## Address Book -- MUST BACKUP!

The Address Book format has changed. After using this version, your settings file will be updated and incompatible with older versions of KDX. So make a backup before you run KDX 1.1.

The file that you need to backup is the file named "KDX.stg" located in the same folder as KDXClient -- this is the settings file, and it includes your address book. We recommend that you simply backup the whole KDX folder.