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       CNet Amiga BackUp, v3.01 HISTORY File by Dotoran of Frontiers!
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-- v3.01 --

    - This version released February 10, 1997!
    - Bug Fixes:
        - There was a bug in the AMAINT module that resulted in only the
          first backup list to be backed up, even if other lists were
          present. (Had a variable conflict in there)
    - Changes:
        - Added the newer version headers and footers to both the CNetBackUp
          and the CNetBackUpA files. Now uses smart version variables and the
          parse source method of smart home path seeking.

-- v3.00 --

    - This version released January 15, 1997!
    - Updated for 3.xx/4.xx version CNet Amiga BBS's.
    - Newer error checking included(with translated MCI-Command codes)
    - A <Q>uit option was added to all "Pick a List" menus.
    - If a file contained in a backup file is MISSING, it will be skipped
      when either AMaint or BackUp is performed, instead of resulting in an
      error message.
    - If BackUp is performed and there are MISSING files, you'll be shown a
      listing of these missing files at the end of the BackUp procedure.
    - If AMaint runs and has missing files, then an email listing of these
      missing files will be sent to ID # 1.
    - If AMaint performs a backup, the "log" will be MAILED to SysOp ID # 1.
    - Requestors are turned OFF while editing the "Destination" field of a
      listing, so that it doesn't cause a lockup when used from REMOTE. Note
      that it will only let you specify a Floppy Drive while you have a DISK
      IN that drive, so even if you have multiple floppy drives, it will only
      let you specify drives that would be "readily available" at THAT time.
    - Added the ability to NOT create a second directory structure. If not,
      the files will be pulled from their parent locations when the backup
      archive is created. This cuts down on the number of read/write ops that
      your computer will have to do when creating a backup, not to mention
      that the resultant archive will be a bit SMALLER, too as well as the
      entire operation taking only a fraction of the time to complete!
    - Added the ability to create the archive directly in the destination 
      path, instead of creating it in the "temp/" path, then COPYING it to 
      the destination path.
    - With the addition of the above feature, the FORMAT operation will now
      be performed BEFORE the archive is created, so that if the archive is
      set to be created directly to the destination, and if that happens to
      be a floppy disk, the disk will still be formatted ahead of time.
    - Made the DEFAULT temp path point to a "BackUp/" directory which resides
      in the "CNetAmigaBackUp/" folder, which is why it is now suggested that
      you STORE this entire program in a partition OTHER than the one where
      you have your CNET: assigned.
    - If AMaint is set to create(or copy) a BackUp to a Floppy Drive, and it
      is seen that there is no floppy IN the drive, the archive will create
      (or copy) into the "CNetAmigaBackUp/" directory, instead of "cnet:" as
      was used in v2.00.

-- v2.0 --

    - This version fixed a bunch of things:
        - It should now be near impossible to enter a WRONG value somewhere,
          or for a filename to be entered for a file which does NOT exist.
        - Using the PRAGMA() command, the FLOPPY disk drive is now checked
          to see if there is a disk IN the drive, WITHOUT giving you the
          dreaded REQUESTOR! (In the AMAINT Module, if you forget to put a
          floppy disk in your destination drive, the archive will be copied
          into your CNET: directory, so you don't LOSE it!)
        - All uses of the MCI-$ command were replaced with ADDRESS COMMAND,
          so as to function correctly on some A=4000 systems.
        - The Floppy Drives are now read in as soon as you first enter the
          file, so specifying the "F" command is NOT needed to get started.
    - These are the NEW features added since the first release:
        - An "ALL" option has been added to the ADD FILES routine, so that
          there is now a QUICK way to add ALL the files in a given directory.
        - Default choices have been built in, as well as some rewording of
          some commands to conform to some of my other works.
        - You can now also use the CNET RANGES with the EDIT command, as well
          as the KILL command.
        - Log files are created whenever a BackUp is performed. The log file
          is stored in "SysData:Log/" & uses the same filename as the config
          file. It contains the LHA-Testing of the archived backup file, as
          well as the filenote info, which was stamped as the archived file's
          description when created.
        - A quicker, more organized approach to some of the code was used, as
          well as a slightly more intelligent error checking routine, which
          will now also show you the LINE the error occurred on, as well as
          the line number, error number and description.
    - Release Date: June 20, 1994!

-- v1.0 BETA --

    - The first version released on Future World BBS.
    - Release Date: June 21, 1993!

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