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**                      History for Request.PPE File                      **
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v1.00 -
        First *REAL* release, supports 2 networks presently, some options
were in the Code, but not actually implemented (getting married does hinder
some time :))

v1.01 -
        Beta release, added the Correct options after the network selections,
and if the user had more.  When the user would enter a N for the NO for
Network Selections, it would put the same value into the Exit string, so
the user would be in a constant loop.  This might be ok for a Circus BBS,
but not a very nice thing to do to a user.

v1.02 -
        Fixed the Correct problem, using the write STRING variables makes
all the difference in the world.  Also fixed some cosmetic things in the
code, and added support for the Security Level's in the REQUEST.CNF and
in the main code it's self.

v1.03 -
        Fixed some minor bugs in the software.  Trimmed down the code
quite a bit, also added a couple variables that will trim everything down
in future upgrades.  Also added some expandability to future upgrades.

v1.04 -
        The none option works now in the REQUEST.CNF file.  Before it
would display the words "NONE" for Option 2.  Now it will not display
anything, and it also changes the numbers in the Prompt.  Still working
on adding more networks to the code, has been taking me some time, but
getting there in the Beta code.

v1.05 -
        Fixed the none option to be NON-CaSe SeNsAtIvE!!  Seemed like in v1.04
it acted like it wanted to work, but then would poop out if you had NONE in all
caps.  Fixed.

v2.00
        A Major upgrade release!  All the bugs appear to be fixed now (appear),
removed the Security option from the REQUEST.CNF File.  I felt that you can
set the security level in the CMD.LST file for the REQUEST.PPE file, so why
bother with the REQUEST.CNF File?  Doesn't make sense.

        Added a new command.  At the end of the REQUEST.CNF File, (See example
if you need help) you need to enter a Y or a N.  Why?  Well, I have added a new
feature that will write a Private message to the Sysop with the request
information inbedded in it.  This is handier since it will be displayed to you
(the sysop) when you logon, and not have to guess or look a the logs if/when
someone used the PPE program.  If you have a Y at the end of your configuration
file, then the Messaging option will be turned on.  If you have a N, then the
messaging option will be turned off, and the REQUEST.DAT file (or whatever you
have specified) will be used.