Changes from 2.0.2 to 2.0.3

* Many bug fixes. I should have all known bugs fixed
* Now parses some NT, MacOS, and Novell ftp servers output
* Added support for logging in with the ACCOUNT command
* Added a users guide for newbies. See USERS-GUIDE
* You can now disable some columns in the local and remote listboxes in the
  config file. You can also set the columns to auto-resizing
* Added debian/ directory to main distribution

Changes from 2.0.1 to 2.0.2

* Removed Use same connection option. Now when you download a file, the
  remote window automagically becomes cached, and the file transfer will use
  the same connection. It will only open a second connection when it has to.
* Added support to be able to drag urls from Netscape to the Open URL button
  on the toolbar. Also cleaned up the drag and drop code.
* Added drop down history box on the local and remote directory entry widget
* HTTP Proxy fixups to make it work with squid-2.2.STABLE3. Please email me
  about how this works/doesn't work with other http proxies.
* Added option to show hidden files
* Several bookmarks bug fixes
* Various other small bug fixes
* Added .spec file to main distribution

Changes from 2.0.0 to 2.0.1

* Main screen is now more responsive during downloads
* Various small bug fixes

Changes from 1.13 to 2.0.0

* Added toolbar with stop button
* Removed connection manager and added Bookmarks menu
* Added tree based bookmark editor
* Added option to preserve file permissions of transfered files
* Added option to use the same connection for downloads
* Added auto-retry option. If you set the number of retries to 0, it will
  keep trying until you either stop it or it logs in
* Removed read() and write() timeouts
* Fixed problem only allowing you to log in on port 21
* Fixed problem with recursively getting remote directories and files
* HTTP proxy fixups
* Many other small bug fixes and enhancements
* Note to users upgrading from a previous version: there are a few config file
  changes:
  * If you are using a http proxy, set your use_proxy type in the config
    file to type 100.
  * Since gFTP uses a bookmarks menu now, you will have to change your 
    host= lines. A line in the old config file will have:
    host=Debian Sites:Debian:ftp.debian.org:21:/debian:anonymous:@EMAIL@:1
    You will have to change it to something like:
    host=Debian Sites/Debian:ftp.debian.org:21:/debian:anonymous:@EMAIL@:1
    The first column is the menu path. You can have
    Menu/Submenu/Submenu/Debian in order to nest items into submenus.
  
Changes from 1.12 to 1.13

* Added graphical configuration
* Uses a lot less memory
* Separated all ftp code into gnome-ftp library
* Now prompts the user to reconnect on connect error
* Added much more efficient transfer dialog for when the files exist
* Added local and remote chmod support
* Added support for HTTP proxies
* Added another FTP proxy type
* Added support for EPLF directory listings
* Now uses a configure script to generate the makefile
* Added Save Password feature in the connection manager
* Added more keyboard shortcuts
* Various bug fixes
* Improved internal design

Changes from 1.11 to 1.12

* Added the ability to edit local and remote files
* Added the ability to associate with a file extension a file viewer and the
  default download type (ASCII or BINARY).
* Added anti-idle tool. Please do not abuse this feature
* Better remote symlink handling
* Removed some icons from the distribution
* Added another FTP proxy type
* Several small enhancements

Changes from 1.1 to 1.11

* Fixed some problems connecting to some ftp servers
* Fixed resume transfer problems
* Fixed some ftp proxy login problems
* Fixed problems with gFTP sometimes crashing

Changes from 1.0 to 1.1

* Added FTP proxy server support
* Added ability to download entire directories and their subdirectories
* Added non-passive file transfers (using PORT command)
* Added ability to restrict files in the listboxes to a particular filemask
* Added geometry management. gFTP can automatically save the geometry of it's 
  widgets for next time you start it back up.
* Added more config file options. Most can be set within gFTP itself
* Several small dialog enhancements
* Fixed problems with connecting to Serv-U FTP Servers
* Fixed date sorting problem
* Fixed problem with gFTP trying to view some remote dirs when they were
  double clicked
* Fixed problem with gFTP sometimes crashing after some file transfers

Changes from 0.21 to 1.0

* Drag-N-Drop support added
* Added caching of remote directory listings. The cache will automatically
  be cleared when gFTP exits.
* You can now tell gFTP to only transfer one file at a time. When one
  transfer finishes the next one starts. You can still have multiple
  transfers going at the same time
* Added ability to view files. Also, when you double click on a file in the
  listboxes it will view that file. If you double click a directory, it will
  still change to it.
* Added Open URL menu item under the Remote menu
* Several connection manager enhancements
* Several bug fixes and code improvements
* Added a few more default sites to the config file

Changes from 0.2 to 0.21

* Added Compare Windows feature. It will select the files in both windows
* make install will now copy some necessary XPM and config files to
  /usr/local/share/gftp. When a new user first runs gftp, it will copy the
  config file from there to their home directory and add their email address
  to the config file.
* Fixed some disconnect problems when the socket would close prematuraly
* Changed all occurances of snprintf, vsnprintf, and sys_errlist to
  g_snprintf, g_vsnprintf, and g_strerror respectively. Should now compile
  cleanly on most platforms.
* Fixed ItemFactory callbacks. Should now work fine on 64bit machines.
* Added a few more icons to the distribution for the file listboxes.

Changes from 0.1 to 0.2

* Completely rewritten in gtk instead of Motif
* Fixed problems with parsing of some directory listings
* Fixed problems with reading responses from certain FTP servers
* Supports connecting to a FTP server via command line parameters
  You can now type: gftp user:pass@ftp-site:port/directory. You don't have
  to specify all of the options, like user:pass, port and directory.
* More informative error messages
* Sorting capabilites in the listboxes
* Colorized text in the log window
* Allows saving the text in the log window to a file
* Added disconnect from ftp server
* Various code cleanups
* Removed about dialog box
