Version 3.2 Notes                       May 18, 1992
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Responding to the deluge of requests, I have added color to the Movie
Search program (MOVIE.EXE).  I also tightened up the display and search
routines.  Version 3.1 was a small-scale release with only very minor
changes.

Currently in the works - Print routine to print results of searches.
Will be able to print all or part of your match results.  Ability to
scroll forward or backwards when reviewing the results of your search,
and a few other goodies I'm sure you'll find useful.  I'm always open
to suggestions, so if there's something you'd like to see, drop me a
note on Compuserve (70053,105), or mail them to me via regular mail.


Version 3.01 Notes                      July 5, 1991
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Corrected a bug in v. 3.0 that caused an error when displaying long
movie entries



Version 3.0 Notes                       July 1, 1991
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MOVIE.EXE v. 3.0

Version 3.0 of The Movie Search Library is a complete re-write of many
of the Input/Output and Display routines in the search program MOVIE.EXE.
Movies are now displayed using an "exploding window" format, disk access
of the data files has been tightened considerably (less wear and
tear on your hard drives), and the overall user interface is more consistent.
The program operates in the same way as previous versions, so if you are a
current user of The Movie Search Library, this will be a painless upgrade.

MOVIE.DAT v. 3.0

There have been a number of changes in the MOVIE.DAT data file.  Some of
the changes correct data inconsistencies (duplicates, errors, etc), and
the file has also been optimized to take advantage of v. 3.0 of MOVIE.EXE.
For best results, use this version with v. 3.0 of MOVIE.EXE.

Version 3.0 has been thoroughly tested.  However, if you should find
any bugs, incompatibilities, data inconsistencies, or if you just want
to drop me a note with any comments or suggestions, I can be reached via
Compuserve at user id - 70053,105 (Scott Edgar).  I also monitor both the
RIME and ILINK Shareware echoes, and can read/respond there.