HISTORY FILE FOR REAL-TIME CHESS
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Version 1.8
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(08-27-92)  
  This version is mainly a maintenance release to take advantage of new
 features and bug fixes in the DoorFrame door utility library that is used 
 in compiling this door.

Version 1.7
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  Added direct support for the TriBBS software. TRIBBS.SYS is both read and
 written.

Version 1.6
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(05-25-92)
  If you are running under Wildcat!, this door now returns an Error Level
 of 1 when exiting and an Error Level of 62 for all other systems. Hopefully
 some of you can utilize these Error Levels when returning to the BBS.

(05-15-92)
  We now have support for GT Power systems. The .CNF file is a little
 different for GT. The COM port goes on line 5 and the Node number goes on
 line 6.  If you are a registered user of Chess then your registration
 number goes on line 7.

Version 1.5
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(04-18-92)
  If you are using a non-standard IRQ, you may use an environment variable
 instead of specifying the actual IRQ number. Syntax is:
     CHESS CHESS.CNF /%IRQ%
  
Version 1.4
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(03-19-92)
  The door will now recognize the PCBoard %PCBDRIVE% and %PCBDIR%
 environment variables. For example, if your path to PCBOARD.SYS is
 C:\PCB\PCBOARD.SYS, you can use %PCBDRIVE%%PCBDIR%\PCBOARD.SYS instead
 and the door will substitute the drive and directory. This allows multi-
 node systems to use just one .CNF even if the paths are different
 for each node!

Version 1.3
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(02-25-92)
  Changed the wait time parameter. I forgot that DoorFrame looks for a /x
 for the IRQ number. To specify a wait time use the following syntax:
      CHESS CHESS.CNF WAIT:90

  Added the sorely needed En Passant routine.

  Fixed a bug that produced an Error 5 if the player entered illegal
 characters like $, *, etc.

  Made the time when waiting on the second player Sysop configurable. Just
 stick the number of seconds on the command line. For example:
     CHESS CHESS.CNF /90  <- (disregard this! See above)
 would make it wait 90 seconds on the other player to enter the game. If you
 do not specify a wait time it defaults to 60 seconds. Accepted range is
 30 seconds to 180 seconds.

Version 1.2
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10-22-91
  Real-Time Chess is now compiled with BASCOM 7.1 instead of QuickBasic 4.5
 Make sure you have the run-time module BRT71EFR.EXE in your path!

Version 1.1
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10-14-91
  Added the caller's Time Left to the input prompt.

Version 1.0 
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10-03-91
  Initial release.