version 0.8.2
    + Added multi-session capability. This allows the AspeQt user to invoke multiple
      instances of AspeQt and use a different configurations for each session.
      Session files were already partly implemented in AspeQt to save/restore mounted disk image groups.
      This modification takes it further by adding other configuration settings unique to the session.
      AspeQt normally saves all it's settings to Windows Registry, and restores them from there
      when it's first launched. With this mod, AspeQt will first examine it's command line to see
      if a session file was specified, and if it was, then AspeQt will load it's session specific
      configuration parameters from the given session file. If no session file name was found, then
      AspeQt will load all of it's settings from Windows Registry as usual.
      See AspeQt documentation for session specific settings. (Ray Ataergin)
    + Updated some icons for consistency accross main window menu items (Ray Ataergin)
    + Fixed a problem with missing icon in About Dialog (Ray Ataergin)
    + Fixed a problem with Text Printer Window menu item icon not displaying properly (Ray Ataergin)
    + Fixed a problem with "last session directory" registry entry (Ray Ataergin)
    + Changed code to make sure all path separators are cross platform compatible (forward slash) in registry
      and session files (Ray Ataergin)

version 0.8.1
    + Added preliminary .ATX image support (does not seem to be fully functional) (Krzysztof Pyrkosz)
    + Updated Polish translation (Krzysztof Pyrkosz)
    + Updated Turkish translation (Ray Ataergin)
    + Added Russian translation (Nikita Zimin)
    + Updated high speed exe loader (Matthias Reichl)
    + Added auto-commit (auto-save) function for disk images.
      Changes made to disk images can now be saved automatically without user intervention (Ray Ataergin)

version 0.8
    + This version introduces the AspeQt client module AspeCl. AspeCl runs on the Atari computer and serves as a client
      to AspeQt. In this release only Date/Time functionality is implemented, in future releases more
      functionality will be added. (Ray Ataergin)

            AspeCl is fully compatible with SpartaDos and SDX, and support the following command line switches:

                    TS  => Set Date/Time on Atari
                    TO  => Set Date/Time on Atari and turn TD Line ON
                    TF  => Set Date/Time on Atari and turn TD Line OFF

                         usage:  AspeCl TS|TO|TF

      With the introduction of AspeCl the use of Apetime is now deprecated. AspeQt still supports Apetime as is
      with no further development to adapt to future releases of Apetime (Ray Ataergin)
    + MainWindow SIZE is now saved and restored (Ray Ataergin)
    + Added a "Strip Line Numbers" option when saving text printer output to a PC file.
      This will help ease the conversion of Atari based source programs printed through AspeQT for editing/compiling on a PC based IDE/Compiler (Ray Ataergin)
    + Reorganized About Dialog content (Ray Ataergin) 
    + MainWindow POSITION is now saved and restored (Ray Ataergin)
    + Created and added an application icon, modified main window to use the new icon (Ray Ataergin).
    + Fixed a keyboard shortcut conflict with Windows on text printer output window and reassigned keyboard shortcuts (Ray Ataergin)

version 0.7
    + Disk slots now show the filename without the path.
	The directory path can be seen as a tooltip
	to filename, and the full path+filename can be seen as a statusTip on the status bar. This makes it much easier to
	read the mounted file/folder names. (Ray Ataergin)
    + Decrease the latency on Win32 systems  (Matthias Reichl).
    + Remove the retry limit when waiting for a command frame  (Matthias Reichl).
    + Modified Atari text output to display Ascii/Atascii split screen window (Ray Ataergin)
    + Added ATASCII font support for Atari text output (Ray Ataergin)
    + Fixed problems with Pokey divisors 0 and 1 on PAL 800XL. Set the baudrates to values actually
      supported by the FTDI chip to avoid possible rounding errors - resulting in too high speeds - (Matthias Reichl)
    + Fixed small backslash-escape issue in the project file (Matthias Reichl)
    + A (cosmetic) fix for the image size calculation in the "create image" dialog (Matthias Reichl)
    + Added support for ATRs with 8192 byte sectors (Matthias Reichl)
    + Added turkish translation (Ray Ataergin)
    + Added option to send the Atari text output to a PC printer (Ray Ataergin)
    + Added option to display documentation (Ray Ataergin)
    + Relaxed the .atr integrity check rules to allow some .atr files that are larger than the
      header value to be loaded (Ray Ataergin)

version 0.6
    + Added language selector and language selection based on system locale
    + Added polish translation by Krzysztof Pyrkosz
    * Many small fixes and improvements

version 0.5.1
    + Cassette image support
    * Some cosmetic fixes in the log display

version 0.5
    + Higher speeds than x3 (57600) can be achieved if the serial port adaptor supports them
    + New EXE booter with optional high speed SIO routines
    + Drag drop support for files with EXE, COM and XEX extensions
    + Preliminary printer emulation
    + Text conversion for image explorer is now working properly under Windows
    + Old temporary files resulting from crashes are now removed what AspeQt starts
    * Fixed some race conditions that could cause problems with multiple cores/CPUs

version 0.4
    * Fixed an image explorer bug that caused crashes
    + Added read-only SpartaDos support for image explorer

version 0.3
    + Image explorer for AtariDos / MyDos files
    + Support for 512 bytes/sector ATR images
    * Disk images are now opened using a temporary file
    - Compressed and raw disk image support is temporarily removed
    * Slightly improved folder images
    * Many GUI changes
    * Broken disk images are now rejected

version 0.2
    + Support for AtariSIO
    * Windows serial I/O backend is entirely rewritten

version 0.1
    + First public release
