---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Financial Accounts V1.40 History and Bug Fixes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- V1.0 First finished compilation for beta testing V1.1 All reported bugs fixed and re-compiled for beta testing V1.2 16th Oct 95 - Final Compilation All bugs fixed (I hope) and now ready for shareware release into the Public Domain ! V1.21 18th Oct 95 - Bug found in edit menu When the user selected "Add" from the edit menu, you were told no more entries where aloud. Also, when "Edit" was selected from the edit menu, and an entry was selected, the program would bail out !! Not only that. When the user selected "Delete", and an entry was selected, it wouldn't actually delete it !! All three of these bugs were caused by a flag not being set to the current mode. I guess this bug was missed because everyone got used to using the icons ! Also revised the install program so it installs from where it was run from instead of it always looking for the "FinAccsV1" disk. V1.22 21st Oct 95 - Program Revision Altered the user input system so that all input from the user is processed through one procedure, which at the same time cures a couple of very minor bugs and reduced program size a bit. V1.30 24th Oct 95 - Program Revision Major change and improvement to the "Regular Transaction" system. Before, the regular transactions were all applied within the given date boundary. This is a real bad way of doing it. Now, the regular transactions are automatically updated when applied or when the file is loaded according to the current system date ! So once you've entered some regular transactions, you never need modify and re-apply them again. Unfortunatley, this means that people without battery backed clocks, (nice move commodore, NOT !) will have to set there system date to the present day for the regular transactions to work properly. V1.40 27th Oct 95 - Program Revision Added the password and ecryption system. Now all account data files are completely safe and can't even be viewed on a text editor.