changes up to 0.4.4
	* a good few bug reports in, crashes and what not, i got the use
	of purify on a sun box (thanks to martin mellody et al) and sorted
	out *all* the uninitilized mem reads there, (3000 of them in the course
	of a typical conversion!!), it still leaks memory like a sieve but thats
	not important for mswordview, though i will sort that out. purify is
	a wonderful piece of work i have to say.
	* changed ffffffff handling for lists, i think it means that
	the list in question isnt actually there, so to skip it.
	* changed blockquotes to dir, looks neater and word itself does
	it, biggest software company in the world cant be wrong, can it ?
	:-)
changes up to 0.4.3
	* oops, i shafted the inclusion of getopt for systems that need it.
changes up to 0.4.2
	* fixed broken simple mode footnotes (doh!)
	* fixed bug in blip where having drawings none
	of which was a picture caused a crash
changes up to 0.4.1
	* did some tweaking to remove a crash.
changes up to 0.4.0
	* and big breaking news, preliminary graphic support is now in!!
	yes, gifs/pngs/jpgs added to a document through the 
	insert->picture->from file mechanism now convert correctly. They
	are stored in the office draw format which ive just cracked the 
	rough layout of. (through the handy ms spec on the msdn site),
	graphic support is messy for now, as the files are generated in
	the cwd of mswordview and named graphic*mswv.*, ill tidy it up
	later, this new is too good to not get an announcement.
changes up to 0.3.0
	* added -m  --mainonly option if you dont want headers and footers.
	* added a few more places to look for lls-mswordview
	search order is now
	1 in the path.
	2 the same dir as lls was run from if ran absolutely.
	3 the current dir.
	4 a dir called laola off the absolute path.
	5 a dir called laola off the current dir.
	but stuff line ../../mswordview isnt in there though, coz folk should
	just put lls-mswordview into their path dammit!
	* diffent numbering formats for pagenumbering is in, a vs i vs 1 etc.
	* gpprls for sep's work now, complex sections are in.
	* found some strange code in clx_headers and clx_footers so i blew it 
	away.
	* section support in for simple saved files.
	* sections that restart pagenumbering work now.
	* sections that have no footers/headers at the beginning work now.
	* complex support for sections is in as well, should work hopefully
	needs extensive testing.
	* TO-DO text color, eventually font faces, but no sleep lost on that i have
	to say.
	* TO-DO shaded cells in a table, think up a better table handling method.
	* i now stick a space into an empty cell so that it shows up.
	* another U8 wraparound bug removed.
	* i now use the piecetable for simple docs, so as to skip over sections
	that arent to be processed, i.e the simple format is just as complex as
	the complex format :-), i think ive done this right and it wont break 
	anything, ill have to wait and see though.
	* changed slightly the portions of a field that dont get printed,
	to make some html ones work, hope i havent shafted anything else.
	* hmm, really need to cleanup character handling, unicode &
	special reserved ms symbols and so on, im just plinking at
	them for the moment.
	* aghh, found another U8 overflow, what possessed me to put
	them in in the first place ?, i should have guessed that
	there would be hundreds of pieces in a file.
	* received report that it compiles and runs with
	Sparc solaris 2.5.1 - sparcworks compiler
	&
	Intel x86 solaris 2.5.1 - gcc compiler
	* added patch from diakka <diakka@staff.sinanet.com> to run
	create_bins on a make rather than make install
changes up to 0.2.2
	* compiled it on a solaris account i got, and its fine, got 
	confirmation that it works from Will Renkel <renkel@cig.mot.com>
	* changed fastsaved chpnextfc check to be >= rather that >, hope that i 
	dont break anything cox of it.
	* foolish error, U8 used for number of pieces, extended to U16
	* changed embedded link handling to not end character properties in
	the middle of a URL !
	* changed embedded link handling so as to *not* place "" around urls,
	as sometimes they are there already, and not having them doesnt hurt,
	though it offends my sense as to how they should be done.
	* would you *believe* these ms guys, now they are hitting me with
	file offsets that are past the end of the file !!, so now i have to
	watch out for that, the complex format is *such* a collection of
	hacks, ha-ha ive just checked in word, this file crashes word :-)
	so this is the first reported case of mswordview being better than 
	msword, though i have to say that in recovery mode word pulled loads
	of text out of it that i didnt get, :-(, still its a corrupt file
	so doing anything at all is a success.
	* i forgot to reset the higher list levels when changing a lower one,
	fixed now, i think ive it right.
	* added a define of SA_RESTART to 0 if it isnt there. bash does it so
	i should get away with it, sunos seems to need it.
	* added a little patch from Zachariah Baum <zack@studioarchetype.com>,
	that should help get around folk who run mswordview absolutely and dont 
	stick lls-mswordview in their path, ie make and then dont make install.
	* fixed yet more bugs, for some reason i thought that
	the order of evaluation was from right to left !!!!
	i.e i was doing 
		if ((*p == 'a') && (p!=NULL))
	doh!
	* changed web interface so that utf-8 is always on.
	* font characteristics turn off when going into tables now.
	and turn back on when inside, gets rid of some off look
	and feel.
	* checked out corel's wordperfect import functionality with
	office 97 files, conversion isnt as good as mswordview i think.
	missing header numbers, and one or two didnt convert at all.
	though of course corel retains layout which mswordview cant
	do with html, and does shading, ill check pictures at some stage.
	* have a report that suns pcfileviewer similarly covers about 50%
	of mswordview's functionality and vice versa.
	* gzipped uploaded word file collection has just hit 120megs :-)
	* i now look at this section table so i know whether its a section
	break or page break. If its a section break, then the header/footers
	revert to the beginning again.
	TO-DO, add an space to empty cells to make them look reasonable in 
	netscape.
	TO-DO check page numbering with sections.
	TO-DO, do endnotes, should be easy. make new pic to replace hr
	lines, theres too many hrs now at the bottom of a page to make
	sense to anyone anymore. if theres no footers, then dont do
	the lines.
	TO-DO, continue with the sent files since 0.1.0, and the rest
	of them.
changes up to 0.2.1
	* removed bug that caused lists to drift further and further
	right.
	1. checked out the blockquote indention for lists, doesnt
	appear to be right for srom*.doc, fixed now
	took closer look at font scanning in decode_letter,
	in particular special chars, the < 39 wasnt precise enough, being
	in a wingding/symbol font seems to make you automatically a special
	char.
	2. something not fully right with lists that take their
	text as special chars (i.e sectionnumber), not done by ms in
	an obvious fashion. edit doc down to just the 2 headers and then
	see what happens.
	3 AHA!!!, 1 and 2 are wrong, as was previous ideas to ignore lists
	that appear to have nothing in them, they are there to artifically
	bump lists up to a different starting number without requiring a
	seperate list definition for each one, ms shoves in dummy elements
	to get the list up to the right number, the section id just before
	one of them threw me entirely, i thought the section number should
	have been the text of the list. ive got it now!
	* 3 above is *rubbish*, thats not it at all, i was right originally,
	ignore those 0 len lists, and the problem was with my list restarting
	mechanism which didnt work if there was more that 1 list between list
	section that had to continue numbering.
	* numerical outline list sublevels will retain the prefix of the 
	above levels, this required a change of the number figuring out code,
	its now rather heavy of silliness, but it works, i dont love it and
	im sure lists will be back to get me again at some stage, but outline
	lists now work, in particular the 
	1
	1.1
	1.1.1
	style.
	* TO-DO sections, srom*.doc has them, check them out.
	* TO-DO change web interface so that the utf-8 can kick in if 
	needsbe.
	* fixed bug where the new piecetable check in simple saved
	files fell apart after hitting a footer.
	(tempcp = tempcp, rather than realcp=tempcp, doh!)
changes up to 0.2.0
	* well arse again, ive revised my ideas as to what consititutes
	the end of a piece, rather than the beginning the the next piece as
	i was doing, i now believe thats its the beginning of the piece +
	the twiddled cp len. makes more sense, and removes crashes from the
	latest doc i was given.
	* distinguishs between odd & even page footers.
	* TO-DO odd & even headers
	* added the tm symbol as a special case, theres quite a large
	range of unicode that ms is using that is part of the customizable
	section, i.e theres loads of glyphs that ms can use that are not
	part of the standard unicode set, the tm appears to be one of hundreds.
	eventuallly ill have to get a table of them.
	* woweee, is ms an evil designer of data formats, they have two
	types of simple saved docs i thought, those in 8 bit (basically ascii) 
	and those in 16bit (unicode), hah hah, ive been given one which is a mixture
	of both, and i have to use the damn piecetable to shove it together. and its
	not as if the document shifted into a different language of anything. if this
	was fastsaved id not blink an eye, but simple saved, come *on*, why bother
	calling it simple saved. so i have to keep an eye on the piecetable 
	to determine what exact offset to use after all.
	* added a huge bit filthy hack in for more list twiddlings, the 
	previously mentioned unknown 4 byte sequence now rears its head
	as an optional 8 byte sequence !!, but always ffffffff, it might
	be some kind of flag or summat. anyhow i now chew up any 4 bytes
	consisting of this if they show up in the place that they might
	appear, this removes a large crash that occurs otherewise, as all
	the counters get thrown off course by them.
changes up to 0.1.1
	* added Makefile patch from Pavel.Roskin@ecsoft.co.uk (says it works
	on hpux)
	* well the good news is that the unicode utf-8 is working for
	taiwanese and im sure other languages, the bad news is that everyones
	telling me that noone in their language group is actually using unicode :-)
	so i suppose i require a huge unicode --> JIS/EUC/KSC/Big5/GB converter.
	:-)
	* rudimentary support for annotations, i havent too many examples of these 
	  but i think they'll work fairly well.
	* rudimentary support for all special ascii codes for time,page no etc.
	p.s by rudimentary support i mean that if asked for e.g the current date
	in a particular format i output the date, maybe in the correct format
	maybe not. i.e the meaning is the same, though the look might be different.
	* added a supported sprm, that changes chp information totally to the
	chp of a different style.
	* added support for custom footnotes, had to do a bit of a hack to
	get the <a name> stuff right, hopefully it'll always work, even if it
	doesn't itll still be readable.
	* twiddled the char formatting dependancies about again, really ill have
	to redesign that a bit.
	* broke the mswordview.c file down a bit into other files. 
changes up to 0.1.0
	* hell ive enough done to warrent a new numbering system.
	so from now on
	x.y.z
	x is a stable bug free (hah) release. folk packaging for commercial
	unices probably should wait for these releases (none yet, i know)
	y is a new feature or enough bugs fixed that you better use this
	version if you want to keep up with the jones. 
	z is some small bug or change that is small enough that i wont upload
	it to sunsite et al automatically, itll be mostly for me.
	* added a defaultfont size option, so that if you think the output is
	too big or small, you can skrink or enlarge it.
	* added a horizontal padding option, you have the option of 3 different
	ways to handlea run of multiple line breaks, though the default is probably 
	the best.
	* tweaked char formatting system, TO-DO overhaul all of that, theres quite
	a few dependancies between the tags thats becoming a little to difficult
	to do by hand, a little stack is called for methinks.
	* added some support for a type of holdover list format found in docs
	converted to word8 from older versions. works on the one i have so far
	though theres more testing to be done with it. missing bullets and 
	incorrect numbering may be related to this. pass them on to me.
	* battered LFO's into submission, this time they'll stay down (i hope).
	found a 4 byte field that i cant figure out where it came from. *shrug*
	wouldnt be the first time that happened though.
	* changed footer and header handling, i now take notice if the first pages
	headers and footers are different that all the others. i still dont get
	section breaks, which i think impact on this, i dont have any examples of
	this to work against. Theres a discrepency between header/footer documentation
	and what i see before me in the hex, maybe im missing something.
	* ok theres some difficulty with tables, ive implemented this baby as a
	  one pass parser, later ill have to add multipass (or backpatch) to figure out 
	  the number of pages so as to get that field right, but with ms tables you can 
	  start off with 2 cols then go to e.g 4 in the same table, you dont know in 
	  advance how many rows and cols there are in maxiumum, or which ones span which,
	  which is a pain in the butt, really as far as word is concerned each row 
	  is a table into itself, so ive done it this way

	  - each table has the cols of the first row counted and the widths
	  figured out in % of the page width, if a subsequent row has a different
	  number of rows or different widths than the previous row a new table 
	  will be begun. the % width will cause netscape to line them up correctly.
	  itll do for now. not perfect i know but hey what is. Itll do the job
	  for the primary task which is making word readable as close to the 
	  original layout as possible within html. 
	  - to get the tap that tells me all the above we have to scan forward
	  until we find a rowend char, and get the pap of that to get the tap.
	  and with fastsaved theres the usual complexity
	  - The problem will be that netscape and other browsers dont take the 
	  width% as their primary factor in determing the actual width of a cell, 
	  if the text in it cannot be broken on a space then the cell is expanded 
	  to fit, breaking the lineing up. Im considering a somewhat more sophisticated
	  (and questionable) technique where i stick the tables together using
	  dithering of the cells to a (max 64 cell (msdefined)) cell grid. using colspan
	  and so on to do it.
	* TO-DO theres something called a header text box that i have to figure out
	  and some companion of it for the main doc. i have to implement something to
	  handle these beasts.
	* TO-DO more testing for bugs and stuff.
	* TO-DO code overhaul to simplify it.
	* TO-DO support all fields, ive some supporte page no, date and time.
	but not perfectly in the same format that word has them in.
	* TO-DO,figure out how to extract ole embedded msoffice draw and equation
	editors data, and see if i can get them converted as well.
	* TO-DO provide alternative outputs, tex/rtf and friends. ive a load of
	formatting information that i think i can get into those formats.
	* TO-DO provide basic formatting for html, i.e centering.
	* TO-DO think about writing word docs :-), now that would be a hunk of work.
	so to all you asking me about it i recommend you dont even bother with it,
	just write rtf files and get on with it, thats even what ms did for word 8,
	saving as word 6/95 just creates a rtf file, if its good enough for them, its 
	good enough for us.
	* TO-THINK-ABOUT i dont keep very much information in memory really, i just work
	out what i need for any given instant and drag it out of the file, and then dump it
	often to only get it again in a few seconds. this leads to an impressive amounting
	of seeking back and forth across the streams. theres a groove burnt in my hd where
	im working, its not really optimum behaviour, (works though :-) )
	* NEED_HELP-ON, can this compile and work under sgi ?, have success reports
	from linux, solaris,hpux,aix,freebsd and one failure to compile under sgi, ive
	one message that it compiles under os/2, though it needs some work to do that.
changes up to 0.0.27
	* know how to do the right thing with embedded sprm list
	gets rid of a few wild bugs.
	* found the list documentation after all, maybe i forgot
	to download it the last time (doh!), or it wasnt there
	when i downloaded it. so i removed all of my rather good
	but unnecessary hex determined code.
	* added a special case for "*" in lists, make it a bullet
	point instead, seems to be the right thing to do (?)
	* changed laola commands name to append -mswordview to avoid
	overwriting newer lls commands etc.
	* changed the INC in perl files to reflect final install dir.
	* TO-WORRY-ABOUT, quite a few ??'s displayed in netscape when
	dealing with those utf-8 docs, dont know if thats my lack of
	correct fonts, or a great big dirty bug. also ive a few special
	cases in the decode_letter to translate letters into what *i* think
	they should be, its rather questionable and very emperically based.
	* added some hook code to protect lists from pagebreaks. 
	in doing so i notice that my complex code is a wee bit confused, but
	it works, so im leaving it alone for now, the added code doesnt make
	for reability but hey, neither does any of the rest of the code :-)
	* fiddled list interpertation so that ilfo isnt looked at until the
	last pap and chp sprms have changed it. fixes difficulties in fast
	saved files.
	* TO-DO
	(list stuff) LFO override not implemented correctly may cause crashes.
	this is surely the last major list related thing to do.
	restarts are probably incorrect as are a few other minor list 
	related bits and pieces
changes up to 0.0.26
	* changed laola lib to a subdir of mswordview and changed laola
	program names to custom mswordview ones, to avoid clashing
	with newer versions or original version of laola, as ive
	doctored things slightly for my own needs.
	* applied Martin Schultze patch to add lib path to perl include
	path, though i twiddled it to make a nice tree in my lib.
	* lists start on the correct number (well ones that are simple
	numerals do anyway).
	* understand list continuing and restarting now.
	* added a defensive patch from Peter Silva <Peter.Silva@ec.gc.ca>
	* lists now get the char formatting that they should get.
	* yes!, sorted lists out, have bulleted lists, arabic & roman numerals,
	lowercase and uppercase lettering systems done. multilevel also works
	i believe, works on all examples i have anyway
	* fixed bug that made mswordview fail on files without an extension
	* TO-DO look at list indentation, if they are true multilevel then
	i blockquote them (for now), but if they have a set indentation value
	then like all the other layout constructs i dont preserve this into 
	html.
	* TO-DO fields, table of contents should be easier with lists
	done.
	* TO-DO find out if my unicode (utf-8) support actually works
	for anyone except me. What fonts do various people need, this
	is a general netscape question.
	* middleterm TO-DO, reorganize tags to external data files, to make extensible
	to other formats, i.e raw ascii, an attempt at latex, rtf. 
changes up to 0.0.25
	* changed list handling slightly, removes a bug where
	you get too many list levels inserted
	* i believe that most lists will now be handled correctly as to
	whether they are numbers or not. I have isolated the undocumented
	section and have a handle on the situation so its just a matter
	to comparing theory with practice again.
	* removed bug where header pap gets used in the main document
	following a header
	* finished checking all uploaded files beginning with a, yipee.
	now theres quite a few elements not addressed yet in those files, but 
	i understand whats involved, in short, section support, proper list 
	support, justification support (centering anyway) decoding of the DATE 
	and TIME fields, would you believe that the TIME field can encode the 
	DATE, despite the fact that theres a DATE field whos job this is !, 
	gagh what can you do with people who do this to you. but anyhow the 
	uploaded all convert without crash, all text is in the right place, and
	in the right language ( i think :-) ).  all bold,italic,font sizes,
	underline, manual page breaks, the content of footnotes,footers 
	and headers is all shown, albeit not always the way they appear in 
	word, yeah we're getting there.
	* changed utf conversion code as the original code i was using wasnt
	quite gpl compatable, anyhow new code is better designed for my needs.
	* TO-DO, grr!! is someone reading this log, as after my weeks holidays
	i note thats theres a huge amout of files beginning with a to go through
	again, i never did make it to b.
changes up to 0.0.24
	* fixed NULL complex pap bug.
	* supports underline tag now as well :-)
	* footnotes supported, all the ones referenced before a 
    pagebreak get listed at the manual pagebreaks and document
	end . (thats a <hr> in my current output, splitting word docs
	into different files is a challenge id rather not accept for 
	now as itd just be guesswork and mess), not checked in fastsave
	yet though.
	* TO-DO support sections, so as to know what pages get headers
	and which dont, etc.
	* TO-DO proper table of contents, the text is now listed
	but theres no link between the table of contents and the
	text it purports to describe, for the moment.
	* TO-DO differenciate between different types of underline
	i.e word for word etc
	* EVENTUALLY-TO-DO, i have come across one case where a symbol 
	used in a footnote isnt working !, if i create one of my own
	it works fine, but when i alter the given one it still 
	occurs, strange.
changes up to 0.0.23
	* verified it works on linux, aix and solaris.
	* fixed a very silly overflow byte vs int bug. 
	* overhauled unicode conversion, fixed my sprm
	size detection.
	* changed table handling so that tables dont
	end prematurely.
	* fixed img insertion dummying of wingding font 
	support.
	* massively changed my paragraph end detection for
	complex files, i had the idea all wrong, but close
	enough that it worked on fairly uniformly formatted
	files.
	* works with all uploaded files beginning with A and a
	theres soooo many to go through :-), im looking
	forward to getting to b soon.
	* TO-DO, continue checking against uploaded files,
	verify header and footer support, start on list
	information (dum de dum dum dummmm)
changes up to 0.0.22
	* check for errno
	* fix list related crash bug, found by Wayne Roberts 
	<milcom@netcom.com>
	* TO-DO, go through the 50 megs of uploaded word
	files and see do the convert fairly correctly :-)
	lists need to be done better. i need to confirm
	language conversion. and check out table of
	contents field.
changes up to 0.0.21
	* for simple format i now decode to utf-8, when appropiate.
	on viewing many docs with windows netscape 4 it works
	fine, i dont have the X fonts to do half of the
	languages under my own X, but hopefully those
	in the various language blocks can figure out
	fonts for themselves ?
	* complex format non-west-european docs might
	still be shagged, id love to hear from an asian
	language group as to whether or not the utf8 works
	for them
	* some bug fixes by Pavel Machek <pavel@Elf.ucw.cz>
changes up to 0.0.20
	* headers are fairly correct now, the spec and me 
	are confused as to headers and footers though, so 
	while i *can* do headers and footers, it might require
	a bit of fine tuning, so i need docs with all sorts
	of header and footer types in them until im sure im right
	, but its close enough.
	* docs with subdocs in them should return the output of
	the main doc now.
	*to do, from the veritable deluge of documents in languages
	i cant read :-), id better handle the non-standard, well
	non standard to me anyway ! russian and one or two
	others that i hope fall out in the process, asian
	would be wonderful.
changes up to 0.0.19
	* header support added to complex format
	* wingding font hack added like symbol font
	* headers are still not right, footers and headers are all 
	appearing at the top of the document, ive more work to do on
	that next.
	* ive shagged up the parsing of lls output, so docs with
	ole inside ole will not work even though theres no good reason
	they dont, bear with me on this
	* mswordview.wrapper added to allow inline viewing of word docs.
changes up to 0.0.18
	* new option to not change msword headings to html headings to 
	support those dodgy people who dont use them correctly.
	* fixed what looks like a specialized case for recognizing tables
	* fixed the lack of - sign.
	* have a new group of files that convert correctly.
	* these are minor changes, ill add header handling to complex
	format tomorrow
changes up to 0.0.17
	* lack of getopt.h on some systems taken into account now.
	* sub and super scripting now in for simple format.
	* laola.pl changed to continue even if it thinks the file is
	the wrong length.
	* added option to not attempt to dummy up formatting done with
	whitespace.
	* using gifs for symbols, this will do for html output, for
	other output in the future we'll have to organize something a 
	little more sohpisticated
	* i have some alpha support for headers in at the moment, 
	if you have headers you "might" see them in russet text.