Release 2.0.1:
by John A. Magliacane <kd2bd@amsat.org> (02-Jan-2000):

* Added this file.  :-)

* Replaced the printw() calls with addstr() calls in the Print() function.
  This may end the segmentation faults previously encountered when using
  ncurses versions earlier than 4.2.

* Increased the capacity for supporting callsigns longer than 5 characters,
  even though I thought I had designed the program to handle 6!  Through
  a series of "well-planned errors", callsigns longer than 5 characters
  caused all other QTH data entered through main menu option [G] to be
  set to zero.  Also modified the ReadDataFiles() function to chop off
  the <LF> character appended to the callsign.

* Drastically changed the installation program.  Instead of having the
  installation program modify the source code for predict and vocalizer
  depending on the system hardware and installation directory chosen by
  the user, the installation program now writes all necessary information
  to a pair of .h files that are #included in the source code for both
  programs.  (Why I didn't think of earlier, I'll never know...)

* Ported source code (with all the above modifications) to DOS using
  Caldera's DR-DOS 7.02 and a DJGPP 32-bit software developing environment.
  The vocalizer routines were intentionally left out (DOS can't multitask).
  The initial DOS version has been set to 2.0.1d rather than 2.0.0 to reflect
  the small bug fixes it contains over the original Linux version, with
  the 'd' representing the fact that it's a DOS version.  The DOS version
  contains full source code plus a pre-compiled binary for Intel CPUs
  as well as a protected mode driver.  It was uploaded to:

	ftp://ftp.amsat.org/amsat/software/PC/tracking/predict2.zip

* Uploaded the latest release to:

	ftp://ftp.amsat.org/amsat/software/Linux/predict-2.0.1.tar.gz

