Changes since version 0.90:
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* Added the /Q commandline option to terminate PM Timer from the commandline
  so the user won't have to shut down PM Timer himself when the program is
  run from a batchfile.

* Added the /H commandline option to start PM Timer invisible.

* PM Timer now also displays the online time in the titlebar of the active
  window. Now the online time will always be visible for the user, even if
  the PM Timer window is covered or hidden.

* Moved the settings to a notebook. Working on 'international' settings, so
  not only Dutch people but everybody can use PM Timer.

* Added a check for screen resolution. PM Timer will automagically detect if
  your screen resolution has changed since the last run. If it has, it will not
  use it's saved window sizes and positions.

Changes since version 0.95: (not released!)
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* Added 'flyover' help to the settings notebook.

* Added an option "Use OS2.INI" to the general settings page. If checked, the
  program will save it's main- and logwindow apearance in OS2.INI. This means
  that drag 'n dropped colors and fonts will also be saved. If the button is
  not checked, PM Timer uses it's own private ini-file and only saves window
  positions.
  NOTE: Ones checked, an entry for PM Timer will be created in OS2.INI. Space
  occupied is approx. 500 bytes. If you afterwards decide that you don't need
  this feature, the entry in PM Timer will still be there!
  Well, if you know what I'm talking about you'll also know how you can remove
  the entry with a decent ini-file editor. I haven't bothered to write some
  code just to remove 500 bytes from OS2.INI. Other programs (that you pay for)
  have much larger entries and still don't have options to remove them.
  Why all this trouble to decide to use OS2.INI or not? Well, personally I don't
  like the idea of all programs using the same ini-file (my os2.ini is 1.8Mb at
  the moment, sick..). On the other hand OS/2 doesn't provide an API to save all
  presentation parameters (colors, fonts etc.) of a window to a private ini.
  So that's the reason for providing you with a choice. If you don't like the
  program's default colors, you can change them using drag and drop, but they'll
  only be saved if you allow the program to use os2.ini.
  Don't know why I'm telling you all this.. Just wanted you to know, I guess :)

* Added an option to the General settings notebookpage to specifiy a maximum
  size for the logfile. If the logfile grows beyond this value the program
  will start deleting the oldest log-entries.
  Don't set the value to small though. PM Timer needs the logfile entries to
  calculate your phonecosts. I have it set to 65kB and that keeps a log for
  approx. four months back (depends on how much you call ofcourse) which is
  sufficient for me.

* Polished the titlebar display of the timer a little: No more tampering with
  the original titlebar text and added some colors.

* Added an option to the General settings notebookpage to specify the number of
  additional third party buttons on the right side of the titlebar. Without the
  option, the timer titlebar display would be covered by the additional buttons.