This file describes what is new in each version:

0.01, Released 09/24/94
   This is the initial release into shareware.

0.02, Released 10/15/94
   Updated calls to 16 bit code to clean up client locking up.
   Updated recognized commands to 2.2.9 level.
   Updated to allow shorten commands, /WIN instead of /WINDOW
   Added processing for various server numeric messages
   Added support for automatic WHOWAS
   Added command line switches -b, -n
   Implemented /ECHO, /XECHO, /TYPE, /XTYPE, /PARSEKEY, /BIND, /SET
 
0.03, Released 10/16/94
   This quick release fixed a couple of "client killing" GPFs.  Prior to this
   version, it was possible for someone to cause the client to crash by sending
   a specific message.

0.10, Released 12/22/94
   This is the final shareware release, notwithstanding major bugs found.

   Improved memory handling and internal stability, more improvements to
      prevent lockups.  None have been reported for well over a month.
   Implemented many of the /SET variables, see IRC2.LST for a complete list.
   Implemented may of the /BIND functions.
   Implemented /DESCRIBE
   Implemented /WINDOW subcommands
   Implemented /IGNORE
   Implemented /NOTIFY (registered version only)
   Notes about TIA users not being able to initate DCC connections
   Implemented /HELP from local help files.
   Upgraded command lists to ircII 2.6 levels.
   Added international support via /SET TRANSLATION and /DIGRAPH commands
   Implemented /TIMER (reg only), /SAY, /SEND, /SENDLINE, /RBIND
   Implemented all status line variables.
   Created an INF file for help files.
   Implemented loading of 'ircrc' file for configuration.

0.20, Released 02/13/95
   Commands:
      ON, WHICH, ALIAS, ASSIGN, FOR, FOREACH, FE, FEC, EVAL, @, HISTORY,
      EXEC, CD, HOOK, SLEEP, QUERY, FLUSH, ABORT, LASTLOG

   Note that a lot of these commands are only parsed, they are not executed
      at the appropriate times.  That will come in another version.
 
   WINDOW commands:
      ADD, BACK, CLEAR, LAST, NEXT, NUMBER, POP, PREVIOUS, PROMPT, PUSH,
      QUERY, REMOVE, STACK

   Error routine, creates new file irc2.err in the run directory, which is
      redirected standard error from the program.  If you GPF, expect it to
      have useful info in it, otherwise, it should remain 0 length.  It's
      truncated on startup, btw.

   Variables
      INPUT_PROTECTION, EXEC_PROTECTION, NOTIFY_ON_TERMINATION, QUERY_UPDATE, 
      SHELL, SHELL_FLAGS, SHELL_LIMIT, LASTLOG, SCROLL, SCROLL_LINES,
      SCROLLBACK, SERVER_CHANGE_DELAY, SERVER_CHANGE_STYLE, MAINTAIN_ALL,
      HOLD_MODE, HOLD_MODE_MAX

   Bind functions:
      COMMAND_COMPLETION, PARSE_COMMAND, BACKWARD_HISTORY, FORWARD_HISTORY
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