Bill's Calendar Revision History

01/09/98 (vs 1.22 installer update)
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- Updated installer to fix problems updating older versions, specifically
  upgrading from 16-bit to 32-bit versions.  The installer now removes an
  existing 16-bit copy when installing the 32-bit version.  The installer
  will now also correctly replace the old icons in program manager/start
  menu.

- Added uninstaller to 16-bit version.  Previously didn't use it due to
  problems with installer functions under Win 3.x (which have now been
  fixed).

12/21/97 (vs 1.22)
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- Added option (in "Actions" dialog) to save current calendar to desktop
  wallpaper on exit.  This option captures the current screen, so anything 
  showing in the calendar will be present in the wallpaper.

11/21/97 (vs 1.21)
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- Added WEB Export.  Bill's Calendar can now export your calender to html!  
  Builds calendar and schedule pages as well as links to schedules/audio.  
  Creates pure html (no java/activeX) for maximum browser compatibility 
  (tested with Netscape/IE).  Web documents use user display preferences 
  and look very similar to the calendar itself.

- Added data file Import/Export.  The calendar can now export your data for 
  backup or transfer to another copy of the Calendar.  Copies all data in any 
  date range to a single file (exept for audio, wav files are copied separately).

- Fixed problem with note editor.  Opening a note in the editor and clearing 
  it would leave the status tag, and the NOTE ICON would still show in the 
  calendar (even though the note had been removed).

11/02/97 (vs 1.15 update)
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- Added option when duplicating "By Month" to allow copying by Weekday 
  (ie: Copy to every 2nd Tuesday) as well as by Date. 

- Fixed bug in duplicate function.  The Calendar would report existing
  data in destination date (when there wasn't any data) when copying to
  another year.

- Fixed bug in font selection.  Notes font size wan't being used (32-bit 
  vs only).

- Made some minor adjustments to Calendar printing.  Left side of calendar 
  dates were clipping on some printers.

10/13/97 (vs 1.15)
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- Added "status labels" to highlight individual notes in a user defined 
  font and color.  Will eventually do more (when scheduling features 
  are added).

- Rebuilt 32-bit EXE in an attempt to stop "corrupted registration file"
  messages under WinNT.  Still don't know for sure what's causing it as
  we don't have the problem here.

10/01/97 (vs 1.14i)
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- Had some (major) problems with international date settings.  Fixed the
  problem with missing days, and updated so nearly all dates are shown in
  the "short date" format of the international settings in Control Panel.

08/26/97 (1.13)
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- Redesigned notes data file format.  Took the calendar a bit too long 
  to load and save 50 years of notes all at once, so we split it into 
  yearly data files (i.e. bc1997.dat).  This won't cause any problems 
  with earlier versions.  It will automatically convert old data files.

08/19/97 (32-bit version)
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- Finished the 32-bit NT, '95 version (bilcal32.exe).  Only a few
  minor differences between the 16 and 32 bit versions.  They both
  can share the same data files, and are functionally identical, but
  the 32-bit version has some stereo alarm sounds (big deal).

08/16/97 (1.12 update)
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- Fixed schedule column labels to reflect the hours in a real day 
  (unlike here where noon sometimes happens at midnight).  Thanks 
  Cookie.

08/12/97 (Version 1.12)
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- Many people asked for scaleable notes size (previously fixed at 12pt 
  and scaled to screen only).  You can now choose font sizes from 6pt
  to 24pt.

 - Related to the above.  With some fonts/system metrics, the Calendar
   would print the first line of notes OK, but screw up the placement
   of the following lines.  This is fixed.

08/08/97 
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- Had a problem with some (old/cheap) video drivers crashing when bmp 
  memory released.  Gave system a bit more time to release resources
  before shutting down. 

- Made all "child" windows stay on top of calendar.  Previously, it was 
  possible to "lose" a window (behind the calendar) when you clicked the 
  taskbar icon in Win '95.

07/24/97 
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 - Bug fix - Calendar didn't refresh correctly when "mini" sized.  
 - Update  - Calendar now switches to new date if running at midnight.

07/23/97 - vs 1.1 Release
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