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                              January 2, 1993

WR-BBS version  1.00 released.  Documentation still being "fine tuned", but
essentially complete.  This is the first official release of WR-BBS.

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                              January 3, 1993

WR-BBS version  1.00A released.   Documentation now includes explanation of
SysOp keys  available while  callers are  logged on, the "down" option, and
how to configure questionnaire.

                       BUGS FIXED IN VERSION 1.00A:

1.   The <ENTER>  key did not redraw the screen in the SysOp Administration
Menu.

2.  There was no "choice?" prompt in the SysOp Administration Menu.

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                              January 6, 1993

WR-BBS version 1.00B released.

                     FEATURES ADDED IN VERSION 1.00B:

1.   The MODEMDELAY  keyword was  added to  WRCONFIG.SYS, to compensate for
modems that don't like to have command strings sent quickly.

2.   The CARRIERWAIT  keyword was added to WRCONFIG.SYS - allowing SysOp to
configure how  long WR-BBS  waits for  carrier detect after ringing occurs.
(had been hard-coded to 30 seconds).

3.   Support for  special "imbedded  character commands"  in  screen  files
added. This  scheme allows  for a  special character, the tilde ( ~ ) to be
included in  an ASCII or ANSI screen file.  When a tilde is read by WR-BBS,
the following  character is  interpreted as a screen display command by WR-
BBS.   In this  version, the only screen command implemented is ~P to pause
screen output at any point.  Others will be added.

BUGS FIXED IN VERSION 1.00B:

1.   Documentation did  not describe WFILEXFR.BAT very well - improved with
detailed explanation of how WFILEXFR.BAT and external protocols work.

2.   Upload compensation  (minutes added)  now works reliably, and does not
compensate callers who abort uploads.

3.   Documentation did  not describe  the UPLOADBONUS configuration item in
WRCONFIG.SYS.

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                             January 16, 1993

WR-BBS version 1.00C released.

                     FEATURES ADDED IN VERSION 1.00C:

1.  The log file now records whether or not a caller has chosen ANSI during
the logon sequence.

2.   Caller's connect  speed is  displayed on the status line, beginning at
initial logon, and when each menu is transmitted.

3.  If caller has made a reliable (error-correcting) connection, the class-
of service character, shown on the status line, flashes.

4.   The "toggle  busy" feature,  ALT-T, was  removed from the "waiting for
calls" screen, and replaced with "Purge Mail" (ALT-P).

BUGS FIXED IN VERSION 1.00C:

1.   WR-BBS now passes the locked DTE speed instead of the caller's connect
speed when executing WFILEXFR, if LOCKDTE=Y.

2.  Help (ALT-H) from "waiting for calls" screen now works.

3.     ALT-R  to  recycle  port  from  "waiting  for  calls"  screen  fully
implemented.

4.  Additional error-checking added to prevent temporary system hang when a
malicious caller  sends a stream of several thousand garbage characters and
then drops  carrier.   WR-BBS now reacts immediately to the loss of carrier
duing input, even if modem input buffer contains legitimate input.

5.   Pointer-to-hex string  routine modified  to report  segment and offset
properly when reporting fatal errors.

6.   Error handling  procedure  corrected  to  properly  handle  the  SysOp
pressing CTRL-BREAK immediately after WR-BBS is started, while overlays are
still loading.   Formerly  reported "UNKNOWN  ERROR AT  LOCATION NIL",  now
correctly reports "UNEXPECTED CTRL-BREAK".

7.  Caller help screen for main menu (HELPMAIN.*) implemented.

8.   Telephone number validation routine changed to allow new "strange" but
legitimate telephone numbers such as XXX-200-XXXX.

9.   The /INIT  routine was  modified to  not even  attempt  accessing  the
database if  the SysOp entered an off-the-wall home path, such as "\??<<< "
or "@\NUL",  etc.   This prevents  the W-TREE utility from logging repeated
errors when it attempts to close the inaccessible files.

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