• Input and output now auto-wraps. That is, if a line is longer than 75 characters, it will be split onto two lines. In both input and output, it does its best to wrap at the most recent word separation. On output, this just means inserting a return after the word break that's closest to the end of the line. On input, however, it waits until the user types something in column 75, then backspaces over the last word typed, resends that word at the beginning of the next line, and then, finally, echoes the character the user typed. All of this is implemented in the serial port XCMDs. There is a button in the main menu for turning it off and on (on is the default).