New Feature of REMIND, version 5.0 
            
         (1).  All the functions of ENTERDAY.EXE may now be directly
               accessed from REMIND.EXE while the latter is running:

               After the last reminder of the day has been posted,
               the user is given a choice of whether to access the
               data file at that time (for viewing, adding, or
               deleting reminder entries), or to proceed without
               doing so. A simple keystroke is all that's required.
               
               (My thanks goes to the registered user who gave me
                this wonderful suggestion.) 
         
               
                      New Feature of REMIND, version 4.9C

         (1).  Addition of a canceling feature for all melodies heard in
               the program.  This include the Happy Birthday tune, the
               New  Year  tune,  the Christmas tune, and the 4th of July
               tune.  Just press [Esc] at any time while  the  music  is
               playing to stop.

         (2).  Automatic reminders for all Friday the Thirteenths as they
               occur.
         
         (3).  The calendar now gives the dates of all Easters for the
               years 1900 - 2099, inclusive (I have finally worked out
               the algorithm for calculating Easters - with the help of
               an article found in the Feb. 1981 issue of The Scientific
               American.)  REMIND.EXE will now similarly remind you 
               automatically on all Easter Sundays.

         (4).  Few minor cosmetic changes.

         
                      New Features of REMIND, version 4.8

         (1).  Addition  of a canceling feature for entry of dates to
               remind.  If you make a mistake while entering dates to
               remind, pressing [Esc] will cancel the process  and  take
               you back to the main menu.

         (2).  Improved  reminder preview  feature accessible from the
               calendar section.  Fewer key strokes are now required.

         (3).  Intelligent number entry: if the month or day that  you
               enter  has two digits, pressing of the [Enter] key will
               not be necessary (saving of one key stroke.)