STATS.EXE

05/19/95

	version 1.0 -- in-house beta version, not released publicly
	
05/21/95

	version 1.1 -- limited public release, really more of a beta
	
	fixed: reads the pcboard.dat file to make sure you've got the
		   right version.  This also fixed some smaller problems I
		   had had to work around before.  Code is now much cleaner.
		  
05/22/95

	version 1.2 -- fully public release
	
	fixed: a problem where if your file contained the byte 0Dh it
		   would puke on you.  The problem was I was opening the stats
		   file in ASCII format rather than the correct binary format.
		   It would have crashed if you had either 13 or 3328
		   messages, callers, etc.  Thanks to Terry Erickson for
		   catching this.  Wow, good thing you don't reset your stats,
		   Terry <G>.
		  
	fixed: while I was at it, I optimized the code a little more so
		   that it runs just a smidge faster.  Okay, so you can't
		   really tell, but the code is cleaner and there are less
		   instructions to operate.
		   
07/26/95

	version 1.3
	
	improved: changed '-' to '' (graphics) in the bulletin for
		  better looking bulletin.  
	improved: added the historical database.  Now creates a 16 byte 
		  file containing total system calls, messages, uploads,
		  and downloads.  These totals are added to based on the
		  current system stats, so if you don't reset your system
		  stats using PCBSTATS or some other program, immediately
		  after running STATS, you will end up with wildly 
		  inaccurate history numbers.
		       

