When you activate SharePlug, it creates a virtual computer that represents your real computer back at home or office behind firewall. You can use this virtual computer to securely access Windows shared folders, Web server or any service running on the real computer that's compatible with TCP port forwarding. You don't need to sign-up for any monthly service or install software on every computer you wish to connect to. You simply need to setup a sharing gateway server on your remote site and run SharePlug.

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• Restoring last window position and size now correctly works even if Token2Shell is closed while minimized.
• Improved terminal control code handling.

• Memory access violation error with dynamic port forwarding (SOCKS 4/5) in Token2Shell.SSHpf/Mobile has been fixed.
• Improved terminal control code handling.

Handbook and product pages for SharePlug have been updated with version 2.0 information. SharePlug version 2.0 will soon be available through Microsoft Windows Phone Marketplace (http://marketplace.windowsphone.com/).

Token2Shell saves and loads its last position and size. However, we found a bug that prevents Token2Shell from correctly saving the position info. This only happens when Token2Shell is closed while it's minimized.

We'll have this bug fixed in the next release version as soon as possible. Meanwhile, the following lists some workarounds.

1. Use "Move To Primary Display" menu on the taskbar application right-click(system) menu.
2. Remove saved position info from "layout.inx" file under your Token2Shell home folder *before* launching Token2Shell. When you open "layout.inx" file in a plain text editor (ex. Notepad), you should find a line "<LastWindowRect MainWindow="..." />. Remove that line and save.
3. If you wish to disable saving last position info, go to [ Tools ] » [ Options ] » "General" » "Application" and remove the checkmark from "Save last window/pane positions" option.

• A new type of Keybar is added for touch-screen based Windows Mobile devices. The new Keybar has the same set of buttons as the original, but it has larger button area and doesn't block keyboard inputs while it's visible.
  

  For additional information about the new Keybar, please visit:
  http://choung.net/handbooks/Token2Shell/Mobile/keybar

• Token2Shell/Mobile now properly handles SSH connection checking packets from OpenSSH servers with ClientAliveInterval option turned on.

• Line Sender now supports using <F5> and <Shift>+<F5> keyboard shortcuts. <F5> sends currently highlighted line and <Shift>+<F5> sends all text. These shortcuts work even when the line sending mode is disabled.
• This version also addresses Token2Shell memory access violation error on some Windows 7 computers when Token2Shell is exited while an SSH session is still active.

Marketplace(http://marketplace.windowsphone.com/) from Microsoft is for downloading software for Windows phones. It's very new and does not yet support the features we need for all of our software for Windows phones but it does seem very convenient and efficient way of accessing Windows phone software for end users. Thus, we have decided to offer SharePlug for Windows Mobile only through Marketplace.

Due to this decision, SharePlug will no longer be available for purchase until we complete the migration. Please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience.

• New features and enhancements are added to Line Sender.
   
  • Sending text only to sessions on main window or detached panes is now possible.
  • Text content can now be loaded from or saved to a file.
  • Edit control now supports line bookmarking and highlights the current line.
  • Line Sender now maintains input focus even after pressing <Ctrl> + <Tab> for session switching.
  

  For more information about Line Sender, please visit:
  http://choung.net/handbooks/Token2Shell/line-sender

• You can now keep connection alive with MSG_IGNORE for SSH sessions. (Token2Shell.SSHpf now also supports keeping connection alive with MSG_IGNORE.)
  

  When this option is selected, Token2Shell sends a data packet that will be ignored by the server. Hence it will not interfere with the application you are running from server, yet it will create enough data traffic for connection idle monitors; preventing them from closing the connection.

• SSH2 Remote Copy now supports choosing a destination folder via selection dialog for file uploading.
  

  TIP: With minimal changes to your server login script, you can let Token2Shell automatically keep track of your current server directory path for SSH2 Remote Copy. For additional information, please visit
  http://choung.net/handbooks/ssh2-remote-copy.

If you wish to read the review, please visit:

http://www.wmexperts.com/token2shell-mobile-review