KingQWK 0.07á -

        Extensively reworked the text search code.  Fixed a bug that
        caused system hangs in some instances.  Also added several
        cosmetic fixes.

        Pressing Tab, + or = while viewing the conference selection
        screen will highlight the next conference containing mail.
        Pressing Shift-Tab or - will highlight the previous conference
        containing mail.

        Reworked the help files to add support for new functions as well
        as fixing several cosmetic problems.

        Added code to make = perform the same as + while reading
        messages.

KingQWK 0.06á -

        Found a problem when using the up arrow to go back to the top of
        a message.  The code was not correctly determining where the
        message began.  Fixed.

        The @currmsg@ file was not being deleted upon return from a DOS
        shell.  Fixed.

        Added some text search functions.  Pressing F8 from the
        conference select screen will allow you to search the text body
        of all the messages in a QWK packet for a desired text string.
        Pressing [F] while reading messages will allow you to search for
        a text string using any of the methods currently implemented in
        the Save, Print, Kill and UnKill functions.

        Note that the text functions can locate a text string spanning
        more than one line.

KingQWK 0.05á -

        Fixed a bug that caused KingQWK to hang if you tried to kill all
        messages using the F9 key without having read any of them.

        Added support for reading messages up to 64k in size.

        Added user defined Shift-F keys for custom DOS shells.  See
        FUNCKEYS.DOC.

        Added code to support saving untrashed ANSI.  If the message you
        are viewing contains ANSI trashed by a mail door or reader,
        saving the message or using a user defined function while
        viewing the message in its ANSI state will cause KingQWK to also
        save the message in it's untrashed state.

        Changed the 'No lines' option for the message screen to "No
        vertical lines'.

        Added a window on the QWK selection screen showing the file
        statistics for the currently highlighted file.

        KingQWK will no longer modify the date of a QWK file.  The
        original download date and time are now preserved.

KingQWK 0.04á -

        You will need to run KingCfg first to convert your KingQWK
        configuration information to the new format.

        Added the ability to steal taglines while reading messages.
        Read StealTag.Doc for instructions.

        Fixed more of the help functions.

        Expanded the paths for Editor, External Listing and External
        ANSI Viewing utilities from 19 to 45 characters.

        Expanded the Quoting characters from one to three characters
        including trailing space(s).

        Added code to ensure that the From, To and Subject fields are
        not blank.

KingQWK 0.03á -

        The help trail has been extensively overhauled.

        Added support to make all new messages default to Private.  This
        is configurable and applies only to new messages.  Replies will
        still default to the status of the message being replied to.

        Fixed the beep configuration to sound the proper tone for
        testing purposes.

        You may now elect to have the From name displayed first in the
        message header.  You can set this in the Options area of
        KingCfg.

        You may now use the Message Example display in the Message
        Colors area to show a sample message when configuring your
        message colors.

        Modified the code to leave the Message Color menu displayed
        until you press [Esc].

KingQWK 0.02á -

        Some users encountered a problem with their video mode upon
        return from a DOS shell.  Fixed.

        When changing the personal beep tone or duration, KingCfg will
        now sound the beep.

        Some mail door or reader is incorrectly terminating user names
        with a NULL instead of padding it with blanks.  This was causing
        some name overlap in the message headers.  Fixed.