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Version 0.8 released on 2010-Nov-
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* Implementation of DBLDOS read/write support
* Inclusion of multiple MultiDOS versions to the support matrix
* Revision of a few command-line parameters

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Version 0.7 released on 2010-Aug-14
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* Correction of a bug in the command-line interface which prevented it from accepting the parameters "-td2" and "-td3"
* Correction of a bug in the command-line interface that caused it to crash when "-k" was used with long file names
* Correction of a bug in the Win2Trs name conversion routine that caused it to generate some ill-formed file names
* Correction of a bug in the modules TRSDOS1 and TRSDOS3 that caused the program to terminate when allocating granules
* Correction of a bug in the NEWDOS/80 module which resulted in the creation of files with less than requested space
* Correction of a bug in all granule allocation routines which failed to properly determine the available disk space
* Improvement of the Dump routine which now prints blanks instead of dots in the ASCII column of dump data
* Improvement of the GetFileDate routines so they return date values with as little modification as possible
* Improvement of most OS detection routines in order to reduce the number of wrong identifications
* Improvement of the NEWDOS/80 PDRIVE handling to make it compatible with a broader range of disk formats
* Improvement of the DMK disk geometry detection and sector addressing to make it more compatible with some disk formats

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Version 0.6 released on 2010-Jul-20
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* Implementation of writing support, allowing one to add, delete and rename files, as well as change file/disk properties.
* Simplification of all command-line switches and implementation of new options.
* Implementation of file filtering by wildcards and/or system/invisible attributes.
* Enhancement of the JV1 module to accept additional disks sizes (180KB, 360KB etc). 
* Enhancement of all VDI modules for better handling of mixed density disks. 
* Correction of a bug in the Seek function which caused incorrect readings of files with sizes larger than one track.
* Correction of a bug in the TRSDOS 1.x module which caused it to report wrong file sizes. 
* Correction of a bug in the TRSDOS 1.x module which caused it to corrupt files during extraction. 
* Correction of a bug in the NEWDOS/80 module which caused it to enter an infinite loop during some file searches. 

I would like to thank Ira Goldklang for his extensive support to this project and give him credit for pointing out most of the bugs and deficiencies fixed in this latest release.

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Version 0.5 released on 2009-Sep-27
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* New graphical interface featuring:
	* Association with DSK and DMK file types
	* Automatic or manual detection of file formats
	* Option to show or hide system and invisible files
	* Ability to export multiple selected files at once
	* Viewing of disk properties including name, date, DOS version etc.
	* Navigation through disk sectors
* Correction of a bug in the DUMP routine which was making it to convert blank spaces into dots

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Version 0.4 released on 2009-Sep-05
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* Addition of support to TRSDOS 1.1, NEWDOS/80 1.0, LS-DOS 6.3.1 and MICRODOS 1.12 (experimental)
* Inclusion of four quietness levels to better control the program verbosity ("/Q" parameter)
* Reordering of the OS detection routines in automatic mode to improve their overall accuracy
* Renaming of the OS command-line names to facilitate their memorization
* Improvement of the NEWDOS/80 identification algorithm
* Inclusion of a check against empty files in the GET routine of the command-line interface
* Correction of a bug in the DUMP routine of the command-line interface which prevented it to show the last sector of disks whose sector numbering starts in 1 instead of 0
* Correction of a bug in the NEWDOS/80 module which caused the file seeking functions to return an error when reading the 32nd entry of the HIT, due to an unusual usage of that entry by the OS
* Correction of a bug in the DMK module that led it to report incorrect disk densities for some disks
* Correction of a bug in the DMK module that caused some incorrect sector readings (thanks to David Sutherland for pointing this out)
* Correction of a bug in the DMK module which resulted in reading errors when only one side of a double-sided disk is formatted
* Complete rewriting of VDISK's internal API

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Version 0.3 released on 2009-Aug-15
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* New command-line interface featuring:
	* A DIR command which lists all files inside the virtual diskette
	* A GET command which extracts all files to the current directory
	* A DUMP command which allows the inspection of every disk sector
	* A FF switch for the file format selection (JV1, JV3 or DMK)
	* A OS switch for the operating system interface selection
* Addition of DOSPLUS and RAPIDOS support
* Adoption of bulk-testing procedures against the entire support matrix before every public release

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Version 0.2 released on 2009-Jul-23
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* Addition of NewDOS/80 support through PDRIVE tables
* Inclusion of other TRSDOS versions (check the support matrix)
* Addition of Tim Mann's extensions to the JV3 interface
* Option to sort the directory by the files extensions
* Inclusion of access levels in the files attributes

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Version 0.1 released on 2009-Apr-02
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* Modules implemented:
	* GUI
	* Read-only JV1
	* Read-only JV3 (original specification)
	* Read-only DMK 
	* Read-only TRSDOS

* Successfully tested with:
	* TRSDOS 	(2.1, 2.3, 6.2.0, 6.2.1)
	* NewDOS 	(2.1, 2.2)
	* NewDOS Plus: 	(2.1, 2.2)
	* NewDOS/80 	(2.0)
	* MULTIDOS: 	(1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 2.10, 4.01, 5.11)
	* LDOS 		(5.3.1)
	* DOSPLUS 	(3.3, 3.4, 3.50)
	* DOSPLUS IV 	(1.0)
