What's New in RioPump v1.3
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Two VERY cool features in this version!

Additions!
1-	Sets!  You can not pick your include/exclude dirs and save those preferences
	for the next time!  Have a country set, a heavy metal set, etc., without having
	to repick the directories every time!
2-	Choose ListName.  The playlist doesn't have to be called "RioPumpXX.M3U" anymore!
	You can enter in whatever name you choose, and make multiple playlists at one
	sitting!

Bug Fixes
1-	Well none really, but the interface has been shuffled around a bit.

TODO
1-	Add the ability to associate RioPump with .pmp files so you can
	clik on them in Explorer.
2-	Ability to remember the last 'current' dir so you don't always
	have to navigate to your .pmp files.


What's New in RioPump v1.2
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Additions!
1-	Exclude Directories!  This has been the most asked for feature.
	It allows you select directories that RioPump should skip over
	while it does its work (i.e. I'm not in the mood for c:\Country)
2-	FileName that saves to the Desktop includes File Size.  This
	allows you to make multiple lists without having to
	exit the program or rename.  It's limited right now, but will get
	better.

Bug Fixes
1-	Well, it wasn't really a bug, but the total size indicator is
	now seperate from the actual playlist.
2-	The Total size should get closer to the real value now.


What's New in RioPump v1.1
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Additions!
1-	Saves currently selected directories for the next time you load
	up RioPump!	
2-	A few GUI changes
3-	Icon change
4-	Splash Screen (nothing fancy)
5-	Tool Tips for buttons etc.

Bug Fixes
1-	Should no longer crash upon maximizing and minimizing.
2-	Total Size should get a *little* bit closer to full now
3-	Pressing Enter in the Directory Window will now change 
	directories.


What's New in RioPump v1.0
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1-	FIXED THE DUPLICATION PROBLEM!
2-	Foreign users will now get RioPump.m3u on their desktops.
	No Workaround necessary!
3-	You can now select the size of the playlist you want to generate
	from the drop down box, or type it in yourself.
	(great for 16MB flashcards)
4-	You can now recursively scan through multiple 
	sub-directories. (i.e. c:\mp3 and d:\mp3 at the same 
	time)
5-	A (very simplistic) progress indicator to assure it hasn't
	crashed while searching HUGE directory trees.