Locale-specific numeric format problems in web module. Version affected: v1.5 with LMSAPI upgrade. Symptoms: On a system set to a locale where a comma is used to represent the decimal separator in a real number (France or Germany for example), scores which include a fractional part are not saved. Cause: With version 3 of the AICC standard, a fractional part is allowed for the score and time sent from the lesson to WBT Manager. The upgrade to version 1.5 which adds the AICC/SCORM API also adds support for these fractional numbers. The AICC standard does not include support for local number formats. A period is always used for the decimal point in data elements which allow a fractional part (score.raw, score.min, score.max, time). The web module takes it's number format settings from the default Locale setting created when NT is installed. If that locale uses comma for a decimal separator then the WBT Manager web module will discard numbers containing a period as the decimal separator because they are not valid numbers. Fix: The WBT Manager Web Application DLLs have been modified to use number conversion routines that always use a period for the decimal separator. 1. Make sure that the LMS API upgrade is installed. It is available at: www.ielearning.com/wbt/support/files/lmsapi10.zip. 2. Unzip the patch files into a temporary directory. The zip file contains: wbtman2a.dll, wbtman2b.dll, wbtman2c.dll, wbtman2d.dll, wbtman2f.dll, wbtman2g.dll (new file versions are 1.502). 3. Locate the existing copies of the DLLs on the web server. They should be in \winnt\system32. 4. Stop the web service to release the existing files. Enter: NET STOP IISADMIN at the console prompt while logged onto the web server as Administrator. 5. Replace the existing DLLs with the new ones. 6. Restart the web services (NET START W3SVC). Use the services applet in the control panel to re-start FTP and SMTP if desired. All Done! Also fixed in this patch: Unlimited license not allowing web administrators to add students. Reset stats not copying min/max score to history.