FIXES (V1.0):

(1)	Wrote the file Flow2Troff.doc for documentation.

(2)	Changed puts() to fprintf(stderr) in Usage(), so user still
	gets an error message even if he redirects output.

(3)	Added support for FLOW underlining.  Since troff cannot do
	underlining without a lot of work, I hacked in a ".us"
	Troff macro.

FIXES (V0.95):

(1)	-t option added; generate a centered, bold-faced title on the
	printed outline.  The title is the name of the Flow input file.

(2)	Changed SkipBytes().  Instead of returning a fail value, it now
	simply quits the program.

(3)	Commented the source code extensively.

(4)	Added support for FLOW underlining.  Since troff cannot do
	underlining without a lot of work, I substitute italics by
	default.  This can be overridden by the -u flag.

FIXES (V0.9):

(1)	-d option now works correctly.  It used to print to level d+1 instead
	of level d.

(2)	New Indent() algorithm, with new variable "printing", that eliminates
	spurious ".in" troff commands.  This meant modifying DumpText() and 
	ChangeStyle() to use "printing".

(3)	Error messages were printed even when the program worked.
	They're gone.

FIXES (V0,8):

	Before recorded history.

FUTURE WORK (after V1.0):

(0)	I really don't plan to add any new features, but here are some
	ideas.
(1)	Allow numbering of outline headings.  This may involve using the
	troff "-ms" macro package (yucch) or some serious troff work on my 
	part.
(2)	Get rid of StupidHack() routine.  Call New Horizons Software to see
	if they will tell me their file format.
(3)	Along with (2), figure out if the first 42 bytes of the Flow file
	have any meaning I can use.