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Oct 24, 1993 - version 1.07

See CHANGES.OCT.24.93 file. Delay screen was removed, shareware release
identical to registered user release.

Hey, HyperANSI is just back from the dead in time for Halloween... or
so some people would let you believe. It wasn't dead, it just smelled a
little funny. If support improves (it can't really get any worse...), I
will devote more time to this program (which I believe is the best Amiga
ANSI editor around!).

I'd like to thank all of those who registered (all 11 of you). This
version is fully functional and the only difference between it and the
registered version is the "About" requester won't have your name in it.

I'll clarify the new registration policy (I couldn't cram it into the about
requester and I canned the delay screen): If you are one of the eleven
who registered HyperANSI previousely then you have my permission to
use this version as long as you want. If you have not registered, then
you may use the program for a 30 day evaluation period... of course
a few are still _on_ the 30 day evaluation period for version 1.06 which
was released some 5 or 6 months ago. :-/

The official "registered" version is identical to this release. If you like
the program please send whatever you feel it is worth to you, you will
either receive a note of thanks or a disk containing alot of ANSI files
(over 400). To get the disk you must send at least $25US ($30 CAN) to be
fair the people who have already registered.

If you find any bugs, please let me know... I am not aware of ANY bugs
in this release, and if not informed otherwise I'll just go on believing
that. ;)

This release is really a test of uncrippled shareware distribution. It
makes it much easier for registered users to get updates, but if I see
no noticable difference in the number of people registering I will go
to a keyfile system.

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Mar 07, 1993 - version 1.06

Added a better method for configuring ANSI and ASCII saves. Instead of the
requesters that used to be appear *every* time you save something, they
are now located in the Edit menu, PLUS you can save your configurations
and the program will automatically load and use them, PLUS you specify
which EOL character(s) to use, the ANSI cursor advancing can be turned
completely off (thanks to a suggestion from a DLG sysop) and more.

The 'Workbench' option in the project menu has been changed to a Screen
Title toggle.

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Feb 22, 1993 - version 1.05

Added a Flood fill option to the modes menu. Floods at the cursor position
when called. Use the menu or Alt-V. The routine requires that you have a
decent sized stack (no problem if running from Workbench). 10,000 works
okay (your mileage may vary).

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Feb 21, 1993 - version 1.04

Fixes a problem with Insert mode. The alloted tempA for BltBitmap was too
small... This was the source of many mysterious random crashes, Enforcer
didn't pick it up.


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Jan 07, 1993 - version 1.03

ANSI save with the CLEAR option, resulted in files much larger than they
should be, due to many unnecessary background color changes.


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Jan 03, 1993 - version 1.02

Added CloseWindowSafely routine for shared IDCMP, removing and replying
to all Intuimessages BEFORE closing window.

Problem with half mode: changing pages, turning half mode off, and then
returning back to previous page would leave the cursor (dangerously)off
the page.


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Jan 02, 1993 - version 1.01

MAJOR bug with the ASL requester fixed. Trashed low memory (whoops)


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Jan 01, 1993 - version 1.0

Initial Release