Changes to V5.3 (02/15/95)
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* Fixed problem with arrow gadgets.  Once an arrow gadget was selected
  the item associated (numbers or slider) would not stop until a mouse
  button or key was pressed.


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Changes to V5.2 (02/11/95)
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* Fixed problem with MAC 800K disks being formatted using the AMIA unit.
  If a disk was not already MAC formatted, the initialization (format)
  would fail the first time.

* Fixed a problem with START AND ICONIFY.  If a error of some kind happened
  during the initialization, the screen was not re-opened, and windows
  were trying to open on a NULL screen... resulting in a crash.

* Corrected (finally) the problem with EC030 systems (actually, having no
  FPU apparently is enough) working with RsrvMemV.  We have now renamed
  RsrvMemV to be just plain RsrvMem, and we will maintain this name for
  now on.

* New empdisc.device allows for more room to edit controlling device's
  name.

* Corrected a bug that would cause the MEMORY SETUP screen to hang if
  you did not have enough memory in your system when you toggled the
  last of the any of the four gadgets for memory types.

* Added the ability to flip screen with the depth arrange gadget or quit
  the program while in a sub-menu.

* Removed sybil.library dependancy.  All of the library calls being made
  to this library have been moved to jam.library to reduce system overhead.
  
* Added Cybergraphics video driver.  This video driver is very unique.
  First of all, it requires the Cybergraphics software (the shareware
  or registered versions), and a video board supported by the Cybergraphics
  software (currently - Picasso, EGS Spectrum, and Piccolo).

  This driver will work with ALL of the above video boards, and ANY other
  video board that gets supported by the Cybergraphics system.
  Basically, one driver fits all...

  This video driver is a 256 color-only (direct access).  This is the
  first driver that we have had, that can be variable resolutions AND
  direct access.  If you go to the MONITORS Control Panel (MAC side)
  and click on OPTIONS, you will see all of the available resolutions
  for your video board.  Some of the resolutions may not be available,
  depending on if you have the mode information (setup with your video
  board software and Cybergraphics system).  The following resolutions
  are available, *if* the video board is setup to handle the resolution
  (if not, it will not be shown in the list of available resolutions):

             *   512x342    - 13" Monitor Standard
                 640x480    - 14" Monitor Standard
             *   768x576    - 15" Monitor Standard (NTSC video mode)
             *   832x624    - 16" Monitor Standard
                1024x768    - 17" Monitor Standard
                1152x900    - 19" Monitor Standard
                1280x1024   - 21" Monitor Standard
                1600x1200   - 25" Monitor Standard

  * = size not supported in shareware version

  You must RESTART the MAC (from the pull-down menu) in order for the
  new screen resolution to take affect (or have an extension that will
  let you immediately change resolutions).

  BUGS:  The Cybergraphics system allows Intuition to open the screen
         mode and then frees chip memory, replacing it with fast memory.
         If you do not have enough chip memory, the OpenScreen() will
         fail, but the MAC will think it is open (resulting in no
         visable screen at all!).  So.. if you have only 1 meg of chip
         memory in your machine, it is likely that your resolutions will
         be limited.  We are hoping that Frank and Thomas will find a
         way to correct this problem.

         DisplayAlert() crashes the Cybergraphics system (40.36 at least),
         so if you install the new version of the emulation and do not
         reboot your system before attempting to use the new emulation,
         a DisplayAlert() warning you about missing libraries will cause
         the machine to crash (this will definately reboot your Amiga).

  Note from Jim Drew:
 
  "I highly recommend that EMPLANT customers use the Cybergraphics system.
  Frank and Thomas have done an outstanding job with this package and I
  encourage you to register the shareware version to keep this software
  in development.  The Cybergraphics system is fast, system friendly, and
  most importantly, a step in the right direction to provide real RTG
  support... something that the Amiga has needed for a long time.

  Owners of EGS boards rejoice!  No longer are you stuck with slow WB
  emulation, and non-standard displays.  Due to compatibility problems
  from version to version of the EGS software, we are dropping future
  support of the standard EGS software package in favor of the
  Cybergraphics system.  We know that once you try the Cybergraphics
  system with your EGS compatible board, you will not switch back!"