Version 1.02

- Revised: 
    The Shareware license is no longer the same.  It is no longer required
    that you register CDRMAIL.  

- Revised:
    Added the "how's it work" to the CDRMAIL.DOC (for those that are
    curious.

- Fixed: 
    High message pointer problem.  Sometimes CDRMAIL would "forget" to
    import a message or two.  This has been fixed mainly because of

- Rewrote:
    High message pointer algorythm.  CDRMAIL is "smarter" now, so it knows
    what has been imported, and what has not.

- Fixed: 
    Skipping of first message base.  Most people probably never noticed
    this because for most of us, the first one is a local base. :)

- Improved:
    Memory optimizations.  You will now find a CDRMAIL.DAT in your Renegade
    directory.  This has sped things up significantly.

- Removed:
    More redundant code.  What else can I say?

- Fixed:
    Problems handling messages from certain echomail processors.  CDRMAIL
    can now handle "double" returns (programmers know what this is - in C,
    it is "\r\n").

- Fixed:
    Netmail count when importing Netmail ONLY.  Silly little mistake of
    mine.

- Fixed:
    Real name problem.  Another silly mistake.

- Fixed:
    Exporting problem added with 1.01.  CDRMAIL wasn't properly updating
    MBASES.DAT to indicate the messages had been exported.

- Added:
    Parameter -V to display version number.



Version 1.01
Lots done to this one.

- Added:
    Purging is now optional, and can be run by itself.

- Added:
    Logging is now optional.

- Added:
    Netmail point threshold added.  If the point # on a Netmail message is
    larger than 256, CDRMAIL assumes it is bogus, and sets it to 0.  This
    can be overridden with the -Px parameter.

- Added:
    Memory optimizations.  CDRMAIL now uses more RAM instead of accessing
    the hard drive.  So RAM requirements went up (still under 200k), and
    disk access went down, speeding things up significantly.

- Improved:
    Netmail handling.  CDRMAIL now reads the numbers of all the Netmail
    messages, sorts them, and processes them one by one.  This is MUCH more
    efficient than what it did before.

- Fixed:
    High message scanning (asterisk is now on ALL new messages and high
    message pointer works.  It was an interface problem between the .SCN
    file and CDRMAIL.

- Removed:
    Lots of redundant code.  What else can I say?

- Added:
    CDRMAIL recognizes 05-11-96 (no more "assuming 04-05" in your logfile).

- Added:
    Can now import/export in one pass.  All I had to do was remove the
    restriction and revised the algorythm slightly.

- Fixed:
    Importing messages just exported problem.  You can now purge ONLY with
    the parameter -D.