-=[ EVERY BUDDY: http://www.everybuddy.com  ]=-  
Version 0.1.6
	* Fixed support for Sun Audio (Chris D.Halverson)
	* Fixed a potential AIM/ICQ conflict
	* Total re-write of the url-opening code to hopefully make it more
	  stable
	* some more bugfixes in GtkSpell

Version 0.1.5
	* Fixed libmsn to better deal with non @hotmail.com accounts
	* Fixed some major bugs in the spell checker
	* Major bug fixes to the yahoo Library (Scott Heavner)
	* Fixed some Libc5 issues (Scott Heavner)
	* Fixed a bug were libtoc was skipping some buddies (Alex Wheeler)
	* Got rid of the gtk warnings when looking at the chat log (Scott Heavner)
	* Got rid of the annoying dialog box if it can't find the sound
	* Fixed libtoc to better deal with errors during login (Vadim Berezniker)
	* Made the Chat Window's conversation and input window adjustable
	* Inital drag and drop support in Contact Editor
	* Everybuddy points to the correct MSN server now
	* Log window modfied to deal with undated log entries

Version 0.1.4 August 27, 2000
	* Socks 4 Support added (Charles Wise)
	* Solaris compile fixes
	* Edit Contacts now hides passwords
	* Right Click on mispelled words in order to get corrections
	* Updated Yahoo protocol to remove "Out of date version" messages
	* Graphical log viewing (David Schroder)
	* Updated gtkhtml to understand the <body> tag (for netscape6 clients)
	* Configurable sound preferences (Nathan Stenzel)
 
Version 0.1.3, May 2 2000:
	* Spell Check (if ispell is installed) 
	* New chat window look
	* New account editor look 
	* Fixed memory leak in gtkhtml
	* Solaris compile fixes
	* New icons

Version 0.1.2, X:
	* Changed the way idle times and away messages are handled
	  (Thanks to David Moore)
	* BSD Fixes
	* Modify feature added to Edit Contacts
	* Enable sounds on individual chat windows
	* LIcq Import Capability
	* Better HTML Parsing (Segfault Fix)
	* Displaying Various Fonts Supported
	* Changed the accounts tab to a toolbar
	* Pixmaps for status messages (away, n/a, online, etc) 
	* Moved the GNOME desktop entry from Networking to Internet
	* Log files are now renamed properly when a contact is renamed
	* TOC fixes

Version 0.1.1, February 15, 2000:
	* Native AIM file recieve
	* Initial MSN Chat Support (very basic)
	* Fixed a problem with non alphanumeric passwords
	* View ICQ away messages
	* Ability to Authorize ICQ users
	* Notification of when somebody adds you to their contact list
	* A small solaris fix
	* Yahoo fixes
	* More SOCKS5 support
	* Fixed a buffer overrun with LinuxPPC in group chats
	* Timestamps on Messages in Preferences
	* Added option to Ignore a contact
	* Added option to rename a group
	* Added ability to save away messages for later use
	* Importing of ICQ99 Contact list supported (Thanks to Thomas Lundin)
	* Major bugfixes of icq on big endian machienes
	* Kde/GNOME Icon -- Yay!
	* Flush logs after each message (to keep logs up to date)

Version 0.0.7, December 27, 1999:
	* AOL Chat Room Support
	* Minor GUI Updates
	* Multi Line Chat (Thanks Michael Dartt)
	* Initial Group Chat support for Yahoo (hidden until finished)
	* Fixed a small possible buffer overrun (Simon N Peffers)
	* Automagic Linkification (tm) :-)
	* New Account Format
	* Connection Preferences
	* Visual Indication of Status
	* Fixed a bug in the contact list refreshing
	* Proxy options added to Prefs

Version 0.0.6, 
	* Enhanced Chat window interface
	* Switched to using TOC from OSCAR for better performance
	* New and improved account editor
	* Idle times are now formatted in days:hours:minutes
	* status bar on chat window notifies user who has just come 
	  on/gone offline
	* Initial Yahoo Messanger Support
	* Timestamping of logon/logoff messages in chat window
	* Ignore unknown users option
	* Better support for same handles on different services
	* Minor security fixes
	* File transfer bugfixes
	* Minor fix for Solaris

Version 0.0.5, November 17th, 1999:
	* Small IRIX fix
	* Preferences to disable sending of idle times to server
	* Auto Away after 10 minutes
	* File Transfers
	* Allowing sending of messages to people offline 
          (if protocoll supports it)
	* Introduction of Pixmaps
	* Updated contact window GUI
	* Added online/offline sounds
	* Fixed some memory leaking

Version 0.0.4, October 31, 1999:
	* GNOME Icon actually works now :)
	* Saved Preferences
	* Bug fixes for solaris
	* Libfaim doesnt die in proxy mode.
	* GnomeICU import Contact List support added
	* Clickable URLS
	* Small FREEBSD Fix
	* Better AWAY Window
	* Reduced frequency of AIM timeouts

Version 0.0.3, October 18, 1999:
	* Everybuddy now sets away time
	* Fixed another segfault in ICQ
	* Fixed infinite loop bug with connection to servers
	* Messages are now time stamped
	* Sound Support
	* Conversation Logging
	* AIM Reports Errors in Sending Messages
	* Better handling for invisible ICQ Users
	* Fixed AIM Disconnection Segfault
	* Status buttons moved under File menu
	* Can now import buddy lists that are saved under ~/gaim.buddy
	* Initial documentation (ala README file)
	* Beginnings of Win32 Code
	* Started Preferences section (semi-functional)
	* Basic Account editor
	* Cute little icons on the titlebars

Version 0.0.2, October 11, 1999:
	* Added HTML widget
	* Improved ICQ Interface
	* AIM Login error handling
	* ICQ no longer segfaults if the server tells you to go away
	* Should now compile cleanly on FreeBSD
	* EB no longer segfaults if you add a user to that is in the 
          unknown then delete the unknown group
	* ICQ Converts URLs to hyperlinks
	* ICQ accounts show if they are Away/Occupied/DND/NA
	* AIM accounts now show the idle time if it exists
	* You can now double click on a contact in the edit contacts 
          UI in order to edit a contact
	* The nick of Unknown ICQ users is now automatically queried
	* 'Add' button present when chatting with an Unknown user
	* Titlebars automatically update to let you know which service
	  and account you are chatting with.
	* Double clicking an account now changes the service type for that
          conversation.

Version 0.0.1, October 4, 1999:
	Initial Release
