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1.00     - CONFIGURATION FILE CHANGE!!! The parameter CRC_DISP has been renamed
           to DB_DISP.

           If no log file was defined in the AntiAd configuration file, AntiAd
           would exit with a null pointer error. Fixed.

           Fixed a bug where if AD_ERRLEV or NO_AD_ERRLEV were set to a value
           greater than 100, AntiAd would beep. This did not inhibit operation,
           but could be annoying in the middle of the night.

           Optimized the code for enhanced performance. AntiAd is now a minimum
           of two times as fast as previous versions.

0.94á    - CONFIGURATION FILE CHANGE!!! Two new configuration file options are
(12-22-92) available: NO_AD_ERRLEV and AD_ERRLEV. These allow the user to
           define the errorlevel returned by AntiAd for increased flexibility
           when incorporating AntiAd into upload processing software. Refer to
           the documentation for more information.

           Changed the BBS ads database format, reducing the file size and
           run-time memory storage by 25%. Use the ADDBCVT.EXE utility supplied
           to convert your database to the new format. The command line is
           "ADDBCVT ulpads.db", executing the utility from the same directory
           as the database.

           Removed the hyphen from the name of the program. This is to prevent
           problems if the DOS switch character is reassigned to '-' from '/'.
           Note that if you use the environment variable for the configuration
           file location, it is now called "ANTIAD_CFG".

           Switched compilers from Borland C++ 3.1 to Microsoft C/C++ 7.0,
           resulting in an estimated 20% increase in speed and a slight
           reduction in size.

0.93á    - A new command-line switch has been installed; the -L switch will
(10/23/92) create a text list file containing the names of the files that are
           identified as BBS ads. This list file can be passed to an archiver
           to delete the listed files from the archive without the
           unpack/delete/repack sequence of events. Refer to the documentation
           for more information.

           Installed a cap on the maximize size of a file that will be checked
           by AntiAd. You will find that this will increase the speed of
           AntiAd's processing.

           Removed the screen-clearing code from program startup. It screwed up
           the display of ULP (and probably other upload processing utilities)
           during processing.

0.92á    - Added the ability for the user to select the disposition of the BBS
(10/6/92)  ad file depending upon the detection method. The two parameters are
           CRC_DISP and KEYWORD_DISP, and the disposition options are DELETE
           and STORE. Refer to the documentation for complete information.

           A limit on the minimum number of keywords allowed to be defined has
           been implemented; it is currently set to 5. This means that all
           keyword sets must contain from 5 to 10 keywords. This was done to
           help prevent false file removals due to inadequate keyword planning.

           In order to reduce the length of the command line for AntiAd (to
           help ease implementation into BBS upload utilities), AntiAd will
           search the environment for a parameter called "ANTIAD_CFG". This
           environment variable can be set to the complete path and filename of
           your AntiAd configuration file, eliminating the need for using the
           -C command line parameter. Refer to the documentation.

           AntiAd now uses a unique name for each BBS ad it stores. Before, it
           used the original filename, potentially causing file overwriting.

           Changed the -D command switch to -P. Made more sense...

0.91á    - An 'innocent' change prior to release turned out to be not so
(10/2/92)  innocent.  If no path was passed using the '-D' parameter, then
           AntiAd would get lost.  Fixed.  (Bad programmer! Slap! Slap!)
           Sorry 'bout that...

0.90á    - Initial public beta release.
(10/1/92)