Version 3.20 to 3.29 History

VERSION 3.20                                    March 1993

	ENHANCEMENT 1:  A separate area within the system
	parameters program has been added for defining path names.
	Spliting up your file types amoung sub-directories has
	been more refined.

	ENHANCEMENT 2:  Integration with SAM and HamBase databases
	has been added.

	ENHANCEMENT 3:  A new program has been added for checking
	file status and pathnames.  If you more your software to
	a new computer or directory within the same computer, this
	program will help set-up the system parameters by finding
	all your sub-directories.  Previously you had to re-install
	from your original floppies to do this.

	ENHANCEMENT 4:  More control characters have been added to
	the QTH and Comment windows.  Also, help screens have been
	added.

	ENHANCEMENT 5:  A Special Codes Report has been added.  It
	lists the quantity of the special codes that are found
	throughout the files.

	ENHANCEMENT 6:  You can print labels from the QTH window.

	ENHANCEMENT 7:  When in the Master Log program, all the
	QSOs for a particular call will be searched to find
	previously logged name and QTH information.  If found, it
	will be displayed.  You will not have to re-type this
	information on subsequent QSOs.

	ENHANCEMENT 8:  In the Master Log program, the logged times
	are displayed in local time as well as their entered UTC
	counterpart.

	FIX 1:  I had messed up the selected logs printout program
	in the previous version.

	FIX 2:  You couldn't get rid of lines in the comment
	window.

	FIX 3:  It would take several passes when using the Global
	Remove feature to sometimes delete a whole selection.

	FIX 4:  In the QSL print program, if you used the one call
	feature and then printed a list, the list didn't start from
	the beginning.


VERSION 3.21                                    May 1993

	FIX 1:  There was problems deciphering the QSL sent and
	received data for KD7P imports.

	FIX 2:  The net operations would error when trying to
	move the stations worked to the permanent log.

	FIX 3:  If you combined your Hambase files into one file,
	my program wouldn't access it.

	FIX 4:  This is embarassing.  A silly glitch made it so
	you couldn't import version 3.14 or higher WJ2O log files.

	FIX 5:  The F10 popup utility was not functioning properly
	in the last version.

	FIX 6:  Adding a <RETURN> key to the end of a Packet
	Command Key wouldn't stay permanent.


VERSION 3.22                                    June 1993

	FIX 1:  If you used the dd/mm/yy format, the program was
	reversing the order of the time and not the date.

	FIX 2:  The Reset Indexies program was erroring when
	attempting to place US Calls with just a prefix in
	callbook order.

	FIX 3:  On some packet modems, you could not receive
	any data when using COM port 2.

	FIX 4:  Importing WJ2O format was dropping the last
	record.

	FIX 5:  The Reset Indexies program was improperly placing
	calls that had a portable designation at the beginning and
	started with a number at the beginning of the file when
	using alphabetical order.


VERSION 3.23                                    July 1993

	ENHANCEMENT 1:  When a U.S. State is properly identified
	in the QTH field the state name is displayed.

	ENHANCEMENT 2:  The <F2> Pop-Up utility that used to
	display U.S. State abbreviations has been combined in
	with the <SHIFT> <F2> utility.  The <F2> utility is now
	a reference for the Flags used in the Master Log program.
	The two data files STATEABR.DAT and STATECAP.DAT are no
	longer necessary and have been combined in one file
	named USSTATES.DAT.

	ENHANCEMENT 3:  When placing a flag, you may start with
	either a backslash or a forward slash.

	ENHANCEMENT 4:  The <F8> Pop-Up utility for log codes
	has been improved to have full editing capability
	including mouse support.  This virtually eliminates
	the need for the Log Codes program module.  As this is
	my first attempt at adding mouse control, I'm very
	interested in your comments.

	ENHANCEMENT 5:  The VHF bands are now included in the
	System Parameters so you can enter your VHF Antennas
	and Rigs along with the HF.

	ENHANCEMENT 6:  The address window in the Master Log
	program has been improved.  Also, you can get to the
	window by pressing <ALT> A almost anywhere in the
	software package similiar to a pop-up utility.

	ENHANCEMENT 7:  Interfacing with the Buckmaster CD
	ROM callsign database has been added.
	
	FIX 1:  Still had more problems with receiving packet
	when using COM 2.  Sure hope I've got it this time.


VERSION 3.24                                    August 1993

	ENHANCEMENT 1:  A window has been added for access to
	the W6GO QSL Manager database.

	ENHANCEMENT 2:  Additional refinements were added to
	the K1EA BIN file import routines.

	ENHANCEMENT 3:  The ability to import files for NZ8P's
	QSO Pro logging program has been added.

	ENHANCEMENT 4:  Refinements to the Packet Window are
	automatic scroll in both the receive and the transmit
	window and the ability to pass through a <Control> Z.

	FIX 1:  The Net Operations program needed to modified
	to accomodate the new USSTATES.DAT file.

	FIX 2:  The country prefix file was not resetting
	properly after making an adjustment in the DXCC
	Countries program.

	FIX 3:  A small adjustment had to be made to
	accomodate the successful import of WB2DND ver. 5
	style of files.


VERSION 3.25                                    October 1993

	ENHANCEMENT 1:  The ability to scroll back 10 pages
	in the packet window has been added.

	ENHANCEMENT 2:  A simple way to deactivate DXCC
	Countries has been added.  Separate counts are now
	kept on the Active and Deleted.

	ENHANCEMENT 3:  An import module for Hyperlog has
	been added.

	ENHANCEMENT 4:  If a grid square is properly entered
	with the QSO, the bearings and distance is automatically
	calculated to that location.

	ENHANCEMENT 5:  A new pop-up window has been added
	for quick reference of Grid Squares.  If you enter a
	grid square, the latitude, longitude, bearing and
	distance is calculated.  If you only know the latitude
	and longitude, the grid square is calculated.

	ENHANCEMENT 6:  A DXCC window has been added for
	quick reference to your needed countries list.

	ENHANCEMENT 7:  The monthly log that I removed
	several versions ago was replaced due to user demand.

	ENHANCEMENT 8:  If you have a QSO logged that you
	don't want used for any award tracking (like if you
	work a pirate) yet you want to keep the info in the
	log, place a flag of /D0.

	ENHANCEMENT 9:  Additional directories have been
	added for reports and indexes for better orginazation
	of your hard drive.  All files that the Reset Indexes
	program creates now have the extension .INX and no
	longer .DAT.  This helps so you can back up all your
	.DAT files knowing that you're not wasting time with
	files that can be easily regenerated.

	FIX 1:  After encountering a bad call in the N6TR
	transfer import routine, the program was thinking that
	it was at the end of the file.

	FIX 2:  If you didn't have a directory specified for
	Buckmaster, the program would go looking for
	Buckmaster files on your current directory.

	FIX 3:  The default record wasn't holding a frequency
	longer than four characters.

	FIX 4:  The <F10> Pop Up utility was not working from
	within the Net Operations Module if your sequence was
	callbook order.


VERSION 3.26                                    November 1993

	FIX 1:  The Packet window was cutting off characters again.

	FIX 2:  You could not edit the path names for the Index or
	the Report directories.

	FIX 3:  The path names were cutting off at 20 characters in
	length.

	FIX 4:  The program named LOG.EXE was changed to LOGMENU.EXE
	to avoid naming conflicts it was having with other DOS
	utility software.


VERSION 3.27                                    December 1993

	ENHANCEMENT 1:  The ability to import files from Easy DX
	and WF1B logging programs has been added.

	FIX 1:  Some adjustments were necessary to the Hyperlog
	import.

	FIX 2:  A minor snag in the install program was causing
	an update installation to not go smoothly.


VERSION 3.28                                    February 1994

	ENHANCEMENT 1:  Additional keypad scrolling keys have be
	added to the Master Log program.  <CONTROL> <HOME> takes
	you to the first QSO with the displayed station, <CONTROL>
	<END> takes you to the last QSO.  <CONTROL> <PAGE UP>
	scrolls up 100 QSOs and <CONTROL> <PAGE DOWN> scrolls
	down 100 QSOs.

	ENHANCEMENT 2:  Options have been added to the Master Log
	program.  You can turn off the Multiple QSO window and/or
	you can have automatic insertion of the current time and
	date upon adding a new QSO.

	ENHANCEMENT 3:  The third party callsign databases (ie.
	SAM) can be used to look up the Name and QTH for a QSO
	upon adding new entries.

	ENHANCEMENT 4:  The ability to use non-standard addresses
	and interrupts for your communications ports has been
	added.  Also, 16-bit interrupts can now be utilized.

	ENHANCEMENT 5:  Rig control for the Kenwood TS-940 has
	been added.  Others will be added very soon.

	ENHANCEMENT 6:  More options for the Master Log program.
	You can start editing from any field you select, not
	just the callsign field.  Also, you may set the option
	to skip certain fields to speed data entry.

	FIX 1:  Various quirks with the packet window were looked
	after like editing the command keys, automatic line feed
	in the transmit window and the scroll.

	FIX 2:  A 3 by 3 call is now permissable.  The station
	TGX9AJJ caused this requirement.

	FIX 3:  A portable designation like "/1" added to Alaska,
	Hawaii and other American Posessions will change the DXCC
	country to The Unites States, you no longer have to use
	"/W1".

	FIX 4:  A Canadian portable desingation will now have it's
	province properly identified.


VERSION 3.29                                    March 1994

	ENHANCEMENT 1:  The default record information now can be
	edited using the <SHIFT> <F9> pop-up utility.  This allows
	you to make changes from anywhere in the system and not
	just the Master Log program

	ENHANCEMENT 2:  The software was put on an overall memory
	diet.  Not only are the executable files smaller, but they
	take less memory to run.

	ENHANCEMENT 3:  A bunch more controls have been made mouse
	aware.

	ENHANCEMENT 4:  A third import routine has been added for
	WB2DND files.  I have discovered that he has logs in three
	different lengths: 78, 93 and 126 bytes.

	ENHANCEMENT 5:  An import routine has been added for K8CC's
	NAF files from his version 4 and earlier programs.

	ENHANCEMENT 6:  New import routines have been added for
	DXBase, Logic3, Ham Windows and EI5DI's contest log.

	ENHANCEMENT 7:  The <SHIFT> <F10> Pop-Up Utility now takes
	full advantage of your computer's expanded memory allowing
	screen viewing of reports as large as your memory will
	hold.  Also added the ability to delete reports from within
	the utility.

	ENHANCEMENT 8:  The <F10> Pop-Up Utility is not accessable
	from the Net Operations or the Master Log program.  A new
	menu option in Net Operations called View replaces the
	<F10> but is faster.

	FIX 1:  When printing QSO records in the Master Log program
	the database window was making a mess of the screen if you
	had a callsign database selected.

	FIX 2:  The N6TR import routine was adjusted for CQ World
	Wide and Sweepstakes logs to account for his recent slight
	changes in the heading format.

	FIX 3:  10-10 numbers are recognized in NZ8Ps import files
	and are placed in the flags field.