Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 13 - 12 July 1993

   Though there has long been the ability to hit S to save a file at the
      exit and load prompts ("Text has been modified, continue?"), the
      prompt itself never displayed that information.  Now you will see
      a "(Y/N/S)" string embedded in the prompts to let you know you
      have Yes, No and Save options.  The Save option will first save
      your file (prompting for a filename) and then continue as though
      you answered Yes.

   Fixed a problem echoing a color change all the way to the next color
      change when using the Alt-A (attribute change) function.

   Finally was able to confirm reports from ATI Graphics Ultra-Pro Plus
      (local bus) card users of scrambled screens but unscrambled status
      lines.  Actually, an ATI card was not used; I found an STB video
      card in the office that did the exact same thing as was described
      by the ATI card.  After a little research it was discovered that
      the problem only happens if you try to copy memory backward to the
      video buffer.  Yuck!  Anyway, those portions of the code that
      copied things backward have been rewritten to only do forward
      copies.


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 12 - 4 June 1993

   Blocking a single line (Alt-B L) or a range of characters (Alt-B C)
      and changing the color of the same line would result in deletion
      of the line.  Fixed.


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 11 - 11 May 1993

   Fixed an error in a warning message ("Insufficient memory to save
      line being editing" to "Insufficient memory to save line being
      edited")

   Fixed a problem in changing attributes for the rest of the screen
      when a color code is inserted or deleted


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 10 - 5 May 1993

   All PCBoard version 15.0 specific features are now enabled.  Included
      are the BICPS, CARRIER, DELAY, POS, RBYTES, RCPS, RFILES, SBYTES,
      SCPS, and SFILES @ codes.  Also included is the ability to pad
      codes to a certain width and justify them left, center or right
      within that field.  NOTE:  These features have been in the Alpha
      and DevBeta releases for two months now and have been fairly
      thoroughly tested already.  Of course, should you find problems,
      let me know.  Enjoy designing those new, better looking screens!


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 9 (DevBeta 3) - 13 April 1993

   Discovered a problem with loading files with many restore color codes
      on a single line or range of lines.  The computer would appear to
      be hung while it tried to process the color codes, although it was
      processing (albeit very slowly).  A more efficient (faster)
      algorithm was implemented to 'fix' the problem.


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 8 (DevBeta 2) - 8 April 1993

   From previous release:  Added /SS and /NOSS configuration options to
      turn space stripping on and off

   Added /SS and /NOSS to the online help screens

   Fixed a problem with the beep @ code being written before %filespec
      lines regarless of the /IO-/NOIO status (only supposed to be
      written if /NOIO is in effect)

   Fixed a problem with cursor positioning after a block paste operation


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 7 (DevBeta 1) - 7 April 1993

   Fixed a problem with stripping spaces from the right end of a line in
      the justification function

   Added support to Alt-Y and Alt-Z to preserve the cursor position
      instead of always repostioning at the top left corner of the
      docuement

   Rewrote the block attribute change function.  It should now work as
      expected without the need for save/restore attribute codes unless
      you've already used them yourself

   Had to convert from compact to large model because the code grew just
      a little too big, hence the increase in size of PCBEDIT.EXE


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 6 (Alpha 3) - 18 March 1993

   Fixed a problem with the documentation incorrectly giving examples
      for the /MACRO configuration option and using an unrecognized
      configuration option, /MACROS (this wasn't really a change to the
      program but I felt it should be documented anyway)

   Fixed problem with the "Too many lines" warning introduced last
      release; it was displayed for all files regardless of the number
      of lines

   Added file name sorting to the file list dialog screen

   Added a line justification option (Alt-J) to force a line to the left
      edge of the screen, to be centered on the 80 column line, or to
      the right edge (column 79 precisely) of the display

   Enhanced processing speed of files by adding extra code to @ code
      processing routines to eliminate potential @ codes more quickly
      and only refresh edit information in memory when necessary (don't
      worry, it just means things now work faster)


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 5 (Alpha 2) - 12 March 1993

   If the /NOIO switch is in effect, the Alt-I, Alt-K, and Alt-L keys
      are disabled.  It was still possible for a %filename specification
      to be entered and viewed if a display file was saved with the line
      intact.  From now on, if /NOIO is in force (to disable included
      file access), and an attempt is made to save a file with a % as
      the first character of a line, PCBEdit will put a @BEEP@ macro in
      front of the %, disabling the attempted access as well as
      'alerting' the user to the change when the file is displayed.

   Fixed problems with the display of the second status line (with each
      graphics character and no filename) because of the increase in the
      maximum number of lines from 625 to 2048

   Fixed problem displaying option help screen

   Fixed problem where file loading would not warn the user if a file
      had more lines than PCBEdit could edit

   Another small enhancement to the optimize function to ensure the
       first @x code found in a file is never removed

   Starting compiling with speed optimization options


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 4 (Alpha 1) - 3 March 1993

   Added /IO and /NOIO configuration options to enable/disable
      potentially dangerous options for door access

   Added /BUZZ and /NOBUZZ configuration options to enable/disable
      the buzzing sound used to notify the user of error conditions

   Added Alt-Y to toggle interpretation of @ codes

   Added Alt-Z to toggle interpretation of @x codes

   Added support for a maximum of 2048 lines, up from the former 625
      lines

   Fixed problems with color information disappearing during a block cut
      or paste operation

   Fixed problem with long user defined macros not being interpreted
      properly


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 3 - 25 February 1993

   Fixed problem where ESC not honored to exit Alt-V @ macro display

   Fixed problem displaying lines if a displayable @ macro crossed the
      left border of the display

   Fixed problem scrolling the screen left/right

   Fixed problem scrolling up/down through the text where cursor
      position would be incorrect

   Fixed problem with deleting lines from the middle of a file; if the
      file used all 625 lines the last two lines wouldn't be deleted
      correctly

   Fixed problem with a marked block not being un-highlighted after it
      was no longer in use

   Modifed find text (^F) algorithm to speed up text searches

   Enhanced reliability and functionality of the optimize (Alt-O)
      command

   Added /USEG, /TRYNOG and /STRIPG configuration options

   @ macros can now be selected with either the SPACE BAR or ENTER in
      the Alt-V window


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 2 - 18 February 1993

   Added a file selection dialog screen that is used whenever the file
      load or kill (Alt-L and Alt-K respectively) functions are used

   Added the following configuration options for file selection dialog screen
      colors:  /DIALOGATTR, /DIALOGHLATTR, /DIALOGFILEATTR, /DIALOGDRVATTR,
      /DIALOGDIRATTR, /DIALOGOPTATTR

   Added /AT & /NOAT configuration options to enable/disable interpretation
      of @ codes

   Added /ATX & /NOATX configuration options to enable/disable interpretation
      of @x codes (if /AT is in effect)

   Added /BAK & /NOBAK configuration options to enable/disable the saving of
      backup files (with .BAK extension)

   Added /DOS & /NODOS configuration options to enable/disable DOS Shell access
      via the Alt-D function

   Added new /HELPHLATTR configuration option to customize the help screen
      highlight attribute

   Added ^LEFT and ^RIGHT functionality to move a word to the left or right

   Enhanced the blocking capabilities to allow marking of true blocks (any
      rectangular region of the screen) a range of lines or a range of
      characters (as it worked originally)

   Enhanced user definable macro support (Shift-F1 - Shift-F10 select macro to
      execute; Shift-Alt-F1 - Shift-Alt-F10 and Ctrl-Alt-F1 - Ctrl-Alt-F10 to
      select macro set 1 - 15)

   Enhanced optimization function via Alt-O (better removal of redundant @x
      codes)

   Expanded and reorganized on-line help via the Alt-H function

   Faster screen updates when scrolling up and down

   A lot of internal re-writing of code since Wide Area Beta 1 (so much that
      it would be difficult to list it all here for various reasons; all of the
      significant enhancements are listed, as are many of the minor ones)


Version 1.00 - Wide Area Beta 1 - 22 January 1993

   Initial wide area beta release

