Short overview of new features:
## 2.94 ##
 - new export type: csv
   Simply writes a textfile in which every line represents one point of the
   mesh. Coordinates are seperated by commas.
 - new function type: csv
   This one reads an csv (comma seperated variables) file and creates a
   mesh from this values (see above for description of such a file or
   export an function and have a look at the result).
   You can enter a string that is used to parse the lines.
   Examples: "&y"       - the whole line is converted to y-coordinate,
                          eq: '1.00' would be a valid line.
             "&x,&y,&z" - one line must conatin three values seperated by
                          commas.
                          eq: '1.0, 2.0 , 3.0'
             "Data: &y;&x;&z" - one lines must conatain the 'data:' entry
                                and three coordinates seperated by semicolon
                                eq: 'Data:   1.0; 2.0;3.0
   Notes: 
     - There must be at least an &y within this string.
     - save datas directly within function-file is currently not possible.

## 2.92 ##
 - mouse support in realtime mode (rotation, like in preview window)
   Switchs automatical into pause-mode.
 - extremly reduced memory usage
 - more infos are shown in information window
 - realtime mode now can save the pictures. Currently no real anim files
   but a file for every frame. The iff-files are not compressed.
   It should be enough to create an animation with MainView.
   Usage: Press return to start recodring. Actual frame number is displayed
          at bottom left edge. Press return again to stop recording.
   (Not tested very much)
 - can now merge points of a function together. No longer ugly edges in
   rendering or realtime mode
 - can export functions as Imagine object files (TDDD). Very slow but works.
   (Not tested very much because I don't have Imagine)