What's new, what has been changed, what bugs have been fixed:
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	Version 1.00 (Shareware)

	Original release uploaded solely to ASP Forum on Compuserve


	Version 1.10 (SW & GB)

	First large scale release to BBS and shareware vendors.


	Version 2.00 (SW & GB)

	The user now has the ability to select the quick list or
	the single item full screen description as the primary
	interface through the compiler.


	Version 2.01 (SW & GB)

	Added a (Y/N) confirmation menu before quitting the program
	to prevent one too many [ESC]'s from quitting the program
	before the user really intended to quit.

	CATALOG.EXE will now load a VGA 640 x 480 16 color self-
	executable graphic image if HELLO.EXE and/or GOODBYE.EXE
	exists.


	Version 2.02 (SW & GB)

	Changed maximum number of categories from 256 to 512

	Changed maximum number of items per category from 256 to 512


	Version 2.02 (Shareware)

	A funny bug would occur when the customer selects a disk
	title was selected that would terminate the CATALOG.EXE
	It only occurred when the fifth line of a description
	field contained a numeral "1".  Yes, I know this is odd
	sounding, but that's what caused the error.  (You would have
	to see the "code" to understand why this happened.)  It has
	now been fixed.


	Version 2.03 (SW & GB)

	Added COMPILE.EXE command line parameter COLORS that will
	allow access to color configuration prompts.

	Added ability to customize customer order form address
	prompts to correspond to USA, Australia, Canada and UK formats.

	Fixed F1 search function with CATALOG where beginning search
	category would sometimes be incorrect.


	Version 2.04 (Shareware)

	The billing method would occasionally display "Bill to my
	account" even though this was not a selection available in
	the compiler.  This bug has been fixed.

	If a shareware vendor distributes only one size disk format,
	the confirmation/disk format menu that lists the disk format
	sizes has been replaced with a "Thank you" message.  Since there
	was no reason to have the customer confirm a selection box
	containing only 1 choice, it was therefore replaced.


	Version 2.04 (SW & GB)

	When displaying ASCII ".TXT" files from CATALOG.EXE, the user is
	now prompted to "Press any key" from the "Wait" screen.  Previously,
	as soon as the text file was read into memory, it was displayed.
	Some users complained that this occurred too quickly and kept them
	from finishing reading the "WAIT.TXT" file that displays during this
	process.


	Version 2.1 (SW & GB)

	From the CATALOG.EXE, a customer's ordered items are now sorted
	for easier reading whenever an order form is printed, and when
	the customer reviews their order on the screen.

	Version 2.1 (Shareware)

	The total number of disks that the customer has selected is
	now displayed at the bottom of the description window so that
	the customer can keep track of his order easier.  This is useful
	as an incentive if you tell your customer in advance that a
	quantity discount will "kick in" after a certain number of disks
	have been purchased.

	The ability to filter in and out certain disk size formats with
	the use of the key words "360", "720", "1_2", "1_4" has been added.
	These key word "flags" are placed on the title description line
	inside your *.CAT files and override the selection you have made
	from the compiler in respect to the disk sizes that you offer.
	Example, let's say that you normally sell low density disks to
	your customers, but in the case of a huge disk set (e.g. The
	Online Bible) you wish to only offer this title in high-density
	formats.  By using the "1_2" and "1_4" key words, the 360K and
	720K selections will be disabled when your customers attempt to
	order this title.  The only drawback to this use of key words
	is that you must then specify explicitly in each program title
	the normal sizes available such as "360" and "720".  This means
	more typing and eventually a larger final CATALOG.DAT file.
	Key words (if used) are not displayed to the customer.  Like the
	multi-disk flags ("*"), key word flags are hidden from the
	customer's view.

	F7 function key has been added that will display the customer's
	computer system information (DOS version, video card, RAM, etc.)


	Version 2.11 (Shareware)

	Fixed a bug that placed a price next to a "note file" when the
	catalog is printed.


	Version 2.11 (SW & GB)

	Provided the option to have free shipping by simply indicating
	the cost "=0.00" in the SHIPPING.TXT file next to the corresponding
	free shipping method.  Previous versions would not accept a
	value of "0.00" causing the compiler to abort.  Should the
	SHIPPING.TXT be missing altogether, shipping will be free and
	no prompt menu will ever appear for the customer to choose from.

	The word "Check" will automatically be spelled "Cheque" if the
	address format is specified as "United Kingdom" from within the
	compiler.