--- a/Version	Tue Jun 28 00:53:47 2022 +0000
+++ b/Version	Tue Jun 28 09:19:52 2022 +0000
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 # Set these here to change the version for all platforms
 DW_MAJOR_VERSION=3
-DW_MINOR_VERSION=2
+DW_MINOR_VERSION=3

--- a/readme.txt	Tue Jun 28 00:53:47 2022 +0000
+++ b/readme.txt	Tue Jun 28 09:19:52 2022 +0000
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-This is a stable release of Dynamic Windows version 3.2.
+This is a stable release of Dynamic Windows version 3.3.
 
 The current Dynamic Windows source base is considered stable on:
 OS/2, Mac, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD and OpenSolaris.
@@ -54,93 +54,14 @@
 APIs are not yet supported on OS/2.  May implement our own system 
 if a popular notification system is not already in existance.
 
-Changes from version 3.1:
-Changed handling of button 3 press and release events.
-    WARNING: This could be a breaking change for apps handling
-    mouse button 3.  Windows, Mac and GTK now pass button 3 as
-    the mask (value 4) instead of the button number (value 3).
-    OS/2 and the related motion event passed buttons as a mask.
-    In these value 3 is buttons 1 and 2 together.  Button 
-    press and release events are only for a single button...
-    so this would never happen allowing value 3 for button 3.
-    To allow the same code to work for button presses and motion
-    events, I am standardizing on using the masks for both.
-    If you use button 3 press/release, please audit code for 3.2.
-Added initial support for GTK4. --with-gtk4 is now available.
-    GTK4 support is less complete than GTK3, a number of features
-    of the GTK3 version are no longer possible in GTK4 like:
-    Taskbar icon support, MDI, gravity and non-callback drawing.
-Added initial support for Wayland on GTK3 and GTK4.
-    Wayland is not in my opinion ready for prime time, many features,
-    possibly a half a dozen functions, dealing with coordinates, 
-    mouse pointer grabbing and such are unable to function.
-    I recommend sticking with X11 for now, but built with GTK3 or
-    GTK4 Dynamic Windows applications will run on Wayland now.
-    GTK3 with Wayland also does not support non-callback drawing.
-Added initial iOS support, kicking off a push for mobile.
-    iOS requires 13.0 or later due use of SF Symbols and features
-    introduced with iOS 13 and Mac Catalyst. Several widgets are
-    currently unsupported: Tree, MDI and Taskbar. See mobile.txt
-    Command line builds not supported, create an Xcode project.
-Added initial Android support, Android Studio with Kotlin required.
-    API 23 (Android 6) or later is required to run the apps.
-    Like iOS several widgets are not supported: Tree, Taskbar, MDI.
-    Command line builds not supported, create a JNI project.
-Added DW_FEATURE_WINDOW_PLACEMENT to test to see if we can get or
-    set the positions of the windows on the screen.  Unavailable 
-    on the following: iOS, Android, GTK3 or GTK4 with Wayland.
-Added DW_FEATURE_TREE to test to see if we can use the tree widget.
-    The tree widget is unsupported on: iOS and Android.
-Added DW_FEATURE_TASKBAR to test to see if we can use a taskbar icon.
-    The only platform that supports this feature on all supported
-    versions is Windows. OS/2 requires installed software, Mac
-    requires Yosemite and later.  GTK requires GTK2 or GTK3.
-    iOS and Android are unsupported.
-Added dw_render_redraw() function to trigger a DW_SIGNAL_EXPOSE 
-    event on render widgets allowing drawing to happen in the
-    callback. GTK4 and GTK3 with Wayland require drawing to be 
-    done in the callback, necessitating a dw_render_redraw() or
-    dw_flush() call.  dw_flush() may cause multiple draw passes.
-    iOS and Android also require drawing in the expose callback.
-Added new function dw_window_compare() to check if two window handles
-    reference the same object.  Necessary in the Android port since
-    handles passed to callbacks can be local references, so they
-    don't always match the handles saved during window creation.
-    This is a special case function which normally isn't required.
-Added support for dw_window_set_font() with a NULL font parameter.
-    This resets the font used on the widget to the default font.
-Added a new constant DW_SIZE_AUTO to pass to box packing functions.
-Added a new constant DW_DIR_SEPARATOR which is char that defines
-    the path directory separator on the running platform.
-Changed the entrypoint to be dwmain() instead of main().
-    This allows special handling of the entrypoint on systems
-    requiring it such as: Windows, iOS and Android.
-    As such Windows ports no longer require winmain.c. 
-Changed dw_timer_connnect() and dw_timer_disconnect() to use HTIMER.
-    This allows newer ports to use object handles that won't fit in
-    what had been an integer reference.  OS/2 will use its native 
-    HTIMER and other existing platforms will continue to use "int"
-    for compatibility. Other platforms may change in the future.
-Changed dw_exec() with DW_EXEC_CON will now open the Terminal.app 
-    on Mac and the system (Gnome) terminal on Unix via GLib's 
-    G_APP_INFO_CREATE_NEEDS_TERMINAL instead of launching an xterm.
-Fixed GTK warnings on GTK3 caused by using Pango style font syntax.
-Fixed GTK3 leaks when setting fonts or colors on a widget repeatedly.
-Fixed incorrect reporting of word wrap support on Windows.
-Fixed a number of misbehaviors with dw_window_set_font() and 
-    dw_window_set_color() on various platforms.
-Added missing DW_CLR_DEFAULT support on OS/2, it previously only
-    worked to avoid setting a color, not resetting them to default.
-Added oldsockpipe() macro which will be used as a fallback.
-    This allows us to use domain socket sockpipe() when available...
-    and fall back to the old version when not, letting us have
-    Windows 10 domain socket builds that work on earlier versions.
-Fixed building and several issues related to MacOS 10.5 now that I
-    have a PowerMac G5 running 10.5.8 to test on.
-Fixed a bug in dw_listbox_set_text() on GTK3.
-Fixed sockpipe() functionality with gcc on OS/2.
-Ongoing work to have a more consistent code style across platforms.
-    See the accompanying style.txt file for more information.
+Changes from version 3.2:
+Added tree widget/control support for iOS and Android.
+Removed the lib and dll directories previously used on Windows and OS/2.
+    On Windows x86 and x64 subdirectories are created automatically
+    This allows platform specific versions to be accessible without a 
+    rebuild. Also removed the DWDLLDIR variable on Windows. If you have
+    DWLIBDIR pointing to the "lib" subdirectly please remove "\lib".
+
 
 Dynamic Windows Documentation is available at: