Version History, Last Modified: 01/01/2001
DOSBase is copyright 1999-2000 Clint Kennedy

VERSION 1.5 (Final)
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* Distributed Under The Terms Of The GPL (General Public License)
  Full source available: http://revolutionaudio.dhs.org/dosbase
* *ROYAL* Assload Of Bug-Fixes & Tweaks/Rewrites
  Should be 100% bugfree as far as I am aware.
* Codebase originally utilized Borland-specific functions.  All of
  these have been replaced with win32api calls so any win32 
  compiler will work. Tested with MSVC6, Mingw32-GCC, LCC32, &
  the free command line compiler from Borland.
* This project is officially closed. Please submit your updates
  and patches to DJSlakoR@hotmail.com, they will be incorporated.


VERSION 1.5
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* DOSBase is now freeware!
  Use it guilt free, distribute as much as possible! 
* TONS of cosmetic and I/O changes
* All input routines are fully ESC-able now
  This adds the final professional-quality to the software,
  and gets rid of some un-natural interface annoyances
* Sorting method status flag added
* Logic re-worked here and there
* Fixed crazy-pointer-access-within-compound-while-condition bug
  (very random, doubtful anyone has encountered it)


VERSION 1.12
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* Fixed a wacky "if(formatSet)" in the "Add To List"
  logic which was causing errors after reading in a .DAT 
* Added a feature to the ASCII *.txt creation which displays
  how many tracks the list contains at the top of the ASCII output


VERSION 1.11 (Bugfix Release)
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* Fixed 8bit counter-iteration overflow
  Now the counter should function properly to 2^32-1 entries
  If you reach this number, let me know :-) 


VERSION 1.1
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* MAJOR Feature! Ability To Write binary .DAT files for saving lists.
  Used in conjunction with "Read .DAT", you no longer have to remake
  an entire list when you simply want to add a few new files to your
  master list.  Just load up your latest .DAT, add the new files, and
  you are ready to go!

  This feature adds some natural flexibility to the usage of DOSBase.
  .DAT entries may be added to the list you are currently working on,
  or if you are simply re-opening your database, you have the opportunity
  to resort using a different method (artist or title).  Resorting is a
  feature lacking in DOSBase, but may be accomplished using this method.

* Increased input box / string size for MPEG File Details
* A few other cosmetic changes (new interface items)


