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v2.8 5-29-93
1. If you replaced a file that existed already MUD would
replace it, however if you modified another file and saved
it to a different name it would say that file existed
even though it did not. Had to zero out a flag.
2. Speeded up overall performance by replacing the progress
bar with a spinner. Speed increase of about 5 times orginal.
Speed and functionality mean more than pretty progress bar.
3. Now asks how many spaces per tab and how many tabs
per space. Will allow up to 20 spaces per tab.
v2.7 5-22-93
1. When exiting help the bottom line would not clear.
2. Added the tab<->space option.
3. added the EBCDIC<->ASCII option
4. To quit you now type 'Q' or 'q'. (Talk about waffling)
v2.6 2-22-93
1. Added a help screen.
2. Made the progress bar look cleaner with a background.
3. To exit you now type 'E'
v2.5 12-13-92
1. When changing a file in a directory other than the directory
in which MUD resides, on certain systems the file to be changed
would not be saved.
2. A progress indicator has replaced the spinner. You can graphically
see how long it will take before completion.
3. Any requests for input is now made on line 24, called the
'input line'.
v2.4 11-23-92
1. Found out that the UNIX world really uses hex 0A, a linefeed,
at the end of every line. I had assumed the Mac and UNIX file
structures were the same. This entailed making the menu selection
more comprehensive.
2. Add better keyboard input checking. Check for invalid filenames
or directories.
3. If there were no translations the status bar now turns red to
highlight this fact. Also if an invalid filename is inputted
the status bar turns red.
v2.3 11-22-92
1. Added status bar on 25th line. This indicates which file
was read from and was written to. The status bar also informs
user how many translations occured.
2. Added an option to strip off any characters that were
greater that 127 HEX. This is referred to as stripping 8th bit.
3. If user attempted to replace a character that
had a hex value greater that 127 it would not be replaced. This is
now fixed.
v2.2 10-25-92
1. When opening a binary file and having the same name for
both the input and output it would corrupt the file.
2. Added a spinner in lower left corner to indicate to the
user that the system is not hung.
v2.1 production 10-10-92
1. no known bugs (wishful thinking as I look above)