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                The "VL" (Alias "LF") Command History
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=== v4.0 ===

    - All files related to View_Log stored in "ViewLog" directory within
      the Pfile: section. Only LOGS are stored in Sysdata:Log/ now.
    - This version allows you to delete a Log OR Log Flag from the VL_Config
      file, making it faster than having to ReRead the "bbsconfig3" file.
    - You can now select to show your USERS certain Logs as well. A new
      command file, "User_Logs" displays ONLY those Logs you specify as
      being User Viewable Logs.
    - You can now have a maximum of 64 Custom Logs each utilizing as many
      as 20 Activity flags. More than adequate for ANYBODY!
    - A new, custom 80 column look has been added to this version.
    - The Creator can now PRINT a hardcopy of your Log Configuration.
    - You can specify DEFAULT settings for AutoScan, Global ReStart, and
      Global UserLog settings each time the "bbsconfig3" file is ReRead.
    - OPTIMIZED FOR SUPER-FAST ANSI OPERATION!
    - The 'backdoor' commands "Q" and "M" are now available at ALL the
      'Press ENTER now...' prompts within the VL/LF command.
    - Consideration was given to the "uloads" and "dloads" Logs so that
      you can still use the LU command, but have a name other than "uloads"
      or "dloads" displayed in the menus.
    - Alphabetizing routines used when creating VL_Config file.
    - v3.0 had a problem dealing with Logs using more than one Activity
      Flag. This version takes care of that problem.

=== v3.0 ===

    - Once again, v2.0 is OBSOLETE!!!
    - Ken's new Config File has done away with the "BBSLOG" file.
    - This version reads "bbsconfig3" to find out about your Log SetUp
      and goes from there.
    - The "Config Creator" has undergone some changes. You may no
      longer Add/Delete/Edit etc. Log Names. Use Ken's "Config" file
      to do that. The Config Creator lets you set which Logs will
      AutoRestart and whether you wish AutoScan ON or OFF.
    - You may no longer Add/Edit/Change Log Flags anymore through
      the Config Creator. Again, use Ken's "Config" file to do this.
    - The "VL_Config" file is now stored in "SysData:Log/"
    - The command works EXACTLY the same as v2.0.

=== v2.0 ===

    - COMPLETELY REWRITTEN FROM THE GROUND UP!!
    - A "Configuration Creator" was made, so that you never had to load
      and edit BBSLOG yourself ever again!
    - Using the creator, you can create up to 13 different custom logs
      of your OWN, INDIVIDUAL choosing.
    - You can specify whether each log will automatically RESTART itself,
      without you having to answer any questions.
    - You could specify up to 13 different flags to be incorporated into
      EACH separate log file.
    - An "AutoScan" feature that displayed all logs that existed.
    - Flags telling you which logs existed and which ones didn't.
    - The most CONFIGURABLE LOGGER AVAILABLE for Amiga C-Net!!!

=== v1.6 ===

    - Better algorithym dealing with the Handles, so the logs didn't get
      filled up if a user didn't do anything dealing with that log.
    - Allowed specification as to which logs received handles, and which
      ones didn't need that info.
    - SuperScan added that didn't need the user to specify they wanted
      to Scan all the logs. It simply did it as soon as the file was
      executed.
    - This file was never officially released, due to my obtaining of
      C-Net v2.30, which corrected the bug with the Handles not appearing
      in the logs. In v2.30, Handles appear in ALL the Logs, so this
      version was obsolete.

=== v1.5 ===

    - Added the capability of storing the HANDLE into the log.
    - Updated(Downgraded) color schemes to match C-Net Maint colors.
    - Added a fourth log for MAILSENDS, using "log.mail".

=== v1.0 ===

    - First public release version.
    - Creates three logs for pfile/gfile usage and chat requests.
    - Informs when log is not present, and gives option to restart log
      if it is present.
    - Option to view all logs at once, using the (A)LL command.

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