This file contains a list of corrections and additions since the last
version.

Ver 1.02 -> 1.10
----------------

In case you wonder why this isn't the expected 1.02, here's why: I use the
following numbering system of software: X.YZ. X is a major release: Mostly,
this means additions to the Remind Script Language. An increase to the Y
level, means that I have done some additions to the "features", like new
switches. I presume a config file will be an increase here. Z are bug
fixes.

* Changed some routines called by the main program to atomatically check
  and adjust to the presence of an MDA display: Borders work, now saves
  and restores the Dos startup screen correctly on an MDA. (Even though I
  never planned to support it...)
  Changed [04.09.93]

* Checks for the presence of an EGA BIOS. If the program doesn't find one,
  it uses the darker, CGA compatible colors instead. So, CGA users may now
  be happy users as well.
  Added [04.09.93]

* Added a new switch - just in case... The new /L (L for low) switch turns
  off the light background colors giving the low-color CGA comptatible
  mode.
  Added [04.09.93]

* Even more switches! /M (MDA/Mono) forces monochrome mode. The /E switch
  (Enhanced/EGA) forces EGA/VGA colors. I don't recommend using this switch
  on MDA, CGA, etc. This is the default mode.
  Added [05.09.93]

Ver 1.01 -> 1.02 (Internal)
---------------------------

I planned on releasing this one, but got requests for supporting older hard-
ware as well. So, this one never left my computer. Except for the fact that
it has left for Software Heaven...

* I had some complaints on the fact that the [DoW] type is case sensitive.
  Although this isn't a bug, I am willing to admit the fact that it *is*
  annoying. I have changed the DoW procedure so it no longer is case sen-
  sitive. The display will still show [Mon], [Tue], etc.
  Changed [02.09.93].

* When compressing a file with an entry like

          [02.07.93]
          [01.07.93]
          Whatever
          [End]

  on, say, 3 July, only [02.07.93] got deleted. To fix this, I had to
  alter the rules a bit. It is no longer legal to have dates in "opposite
  order" like the example above. This will effectively delete everything
  but the legal dates. I have not inserted any code for checking this, so
  a file may get corrupted if you use the sequence above. I haven't decided
  whether to make this a permanent change or not.
  Corrected [02.09.93].

* Early Christmas for some of you out there. :-) (Internal joke between Jerry
  and me...) The program now automagically turns off color when mode 7, mono-
  chrome, is used. Still no CGA check, though.
  Added [02.09.93]

* A new chapter, Requirements, has been added on request.
  Added [02.09.93]


Ver 1.00 -> 1.01
----------------

* This file, "REVISION.TXT". Not much use shipping it with version 1.00,
  is it?
  Added [19.08.93].

* The first bummer was rather embarassing: /H or /? wrote the message
  "Compresses the REMIND.DAT file". Obviously, this is dead wrong.
  Corrected [19.08.93].

* Some users reported a mysterious "SFILE01.DAT" file. After peeking
  around, I found out that I had called a screensaving routine twice.
  Corrected [19.08.93]

* There has been a report on a disappearing cursor. As I didn't know
  that 4Dos (the shell I use) FORCES a cursor, the error was never
  detected on my system. Shaking the ol' COMMAND.COM to life, brought
  the error to life as well.
  Corrected [21.08.93].

* Multiple dates like [21.08.] followed by [22.08.] displayed [22.08.]
  no matter what the internal calendar told. Thanks to the keen eye
  discovering it. I didn't. (For some dumb reason, I discovered the
  same erroneous behavior in the [DoW] section during the production
  phase - without linking it to the rest of the RSL...)

* Typo in the manual.
  Corrected [21.08.93].

* An additional chapter inserted in the manual: ZIP File Contents.
  Added [21.08.93].

* An additional chapter inserted in the manual: ZIP File Contents.
  Added [22.08.93].

* Changed the layout somewhat by switching to a more user-friendly text
  editor. I still have to battle with it (the editor), but the new one
  makes alterations easier.
  Changed [22.08.93]