Whale Express 2.2   January 1995
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Please note that the following changes have not yet been reflected in the
Whalex docuementation or Help file.  We were anxious to have these new 
features available and will update the Help file in a future version.

Thanks again for your support!

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* New Commands
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logColumns
		logColumns tells Whale Express to insert line breaks after so many
		characters so that it will be easier to read log files with 
		DOS file readers.
		
		logColumn  72
		This will tell the OpenLog command to wrap each line after the
		72nd character in each line.

		logColumn 0
		This will reset the OpenLog command so that text will be logged in
		it's original form.

logSave
		Typically, Logging only occurs when you use the ReadList command.
		Sometimes you'll want to save a List withour reading the messages
		or you'll want to just save current text(like in Stock area)
		Using logSave will force Whale Express to save the current
		list or text to the file opened by the previous OpenLog command.

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Bug Fixes
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OpenLog

	Null characters made it so on some editors you couldn't read
	more then the list of messages.
	
	Fixed problem with automatically appending to existing files.

	Removed excessive separator characters between messages


Keyword

	Speed up Keyword by checking for WAOL 2.0 style forms and the older ones


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New Scripts
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	PRINT.WEX  
	This is actually a script which you might want to call from your
	existing scripts.

	SAVEAS.WEX
	Demostrates using the %Time variable to crete a file name. This is
	another example of a script you'd call from your main script.

	BREAKIN.WEX
	This script shows how the BEGIN/REPEAT commands can be used to force
	your way into your favorite room.
	In this example we use the Lobby but you can use any room name