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WineBase is updated on a yearly basis mainly for the new GoldBook information but also to incorporate new features. But during the yearly life of a version improvements are often made or a minor glitch is discovered and fixed, so an update, in this case a "patch" for that version will be posted on this page.
Each patch is designed for just one version of the program and applying it to any other version will simply stop the program from running. Nor will it turn a Demo copy into the real thing.
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To obtain any of the patch files on this page...

Click on the patch filename that's relevant to the version of WineBase that you're currently using. The version number of WineBase is displayed on the left hand side of the very top title bar of the program. Your browser should ask you what to do with the file unless you've already designated a default folder for all downloaded files to be placed. If your browser does ask you what to do with the file, select "Save to disk" and place it in a directory of your choice or better still, directly into c:\winebase. Do not download the file to your desktop which sadly with some browsers is the default option.

WineBase v5.0 Click here to get the V5.0 update file (V50PATCH.EXE 654kb)

Contains winebase.exe, winebase.hlp and only applicable if your current v5.0 is date stamped (on the CD) prior to 10th September 2007.

WineBase v4.4 V44PATCH.EXE (296,449 bytes)

WineBase v4.3 V43PATCH.EXE (298,489 bytes)

WineBase v4.2 V42PATCH.EXE (298,532 bytes)

To install the patch...

  • If required, using Windows Explorer or My Computer go to the folder where your browser put the Patch.
  • If required, copy it into the c:\winebase folder.
  • Run it by double clicking on it and answer "Y" to replace this file(s).

    Or if you're using an older version you could upgrade to the latest version of WineBase that comes on a CD and just about installs itself after you place the CD into the drive, right now...