Revisions:
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Version 1.1   Initial Release    11/09/92

Version 1.2   12/18/92   Streamlined code a bit while making a couple minor
                         cosmetic adjustments. Changed code to handle date
                         of current run more efficiently.

Version 1.3   01/24/93   Added support for Jetmail usage to be included in
                         the door usage count. Also revised docs to reflect
                         this, and also how to include other doors in the
                         count.

Version 1.4   02/28/93   Lakota is now also supported,and is included
                         in the door count. Other minor enhancements.

Version 1.5   04/14/93   Added routines to safeguard against virus, or
                         other program contamination. This is the only
                         change made in this version.

Version 1.6   04/15/93   Added 6 additional fields to the SPITSTAT display,
                         and also corrected a small error I introduced in 1.4
                         that was only related to cosmetics during
                         execution. Must have been one of those nights when
                         I should have went to bed earlier.....<GRIN>

Version 2.0   12/05/93   'Boxed' in the display for a somewhat neater look.
                         Added a random color generator routine for the
                         display items. Items in each bulletin will now be
                         colorized randomly, creating a unique bulletin
                         each time SPITSTAT is executed.

                         Added support for connect speeds of 16.8 and 19.2,
                         which are totaled as 14.4+ baud.

                         Spitstat was including Local Logons in the Total
                         Calls field before. Spitstat will now only report
                         on actual remote calls to your system. Local
                         Logons are now ignored, so your total calls should
                         now be consistent with the displayed number of per
                         baud rate calls.