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                  CNet SAM, v2.0 HISTORY! File by Dotoran!
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-- v2.0 --
    - Updated for CNet Amiga, v3.05c.
    - Changes Made: Status Window
        - Birthdate changed to include 2-digit birthyear, instead of 4.
        - "Prompt" section changed to "Where" data.
        - Added "Last Command Issued".
        - Total Users changed to "Time Until Next Event".
        - Computer Types Read from BBSMENU, instead of using Default CNet.
        - Baud Rate changed to CPS Rate.
        - SysOp Comment only hides info if length of Comment requires it.
        - SysOp Comment only shown if set to via an internal variable.
    - Changes Made: System Activity Monitor
        - Text "New Users" changed to "NewUsers+Guests".
        - Name changed to "CNetSAM" from "ViewSAM".
        - Text "Tap ENTER" changed to "Tap ANY OTHER KEY".
        - A new "Rounding" routine in place, so "K" values now match AM.
        - The "Last" column now shows UP TO DATE values for Current User.
        - Both HELP Screens were updated accordingly.
        - Data is only read once, instead of being re-read after HELP used.
    - There are now four internal config variables:
        - getcomp = Read Computers AGAIN from BBSMENU(to Update)(1=Yes,0=No)
        - cutcomp = Keep Computer Names from: 1=Left, 2=Right Side of Name.
        - wdscomp = Keep 1=1st 5 characters, 2=1st Word Only(Up to 5 Chars).
        - showcom = Show SysOp Comment? (1=Yes, 0=No, 2=Only to Group 31's).
    - Thanks to "Electric Blue" for input and bug reports in v1.0.
    - Release Date: November 11, 1994!

-- v1.0 --
    - Shows your user GRAPHICALLY what the SysOp sees on his/her screen as
      far as the Status Window and SAM (System Activity Monitor) go.
    - Release Date: June 4, 1993

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