Apparently, I can't just #include <Winbase.h> for LoadLibrary()

Previously resulted in keeping a pointer across a free() and (hopefully)
a new malloc().  Obviously broken.

Tnaks deathr0w-!

linking (exept Win32-specific stuff)

the library since many Linux distros today do not symlink to the *.so file
(I mean you Ubuntu!)

Should we combine these into a downloadable shell script? :-)

Return cursor to prior position after duplicate menu

callbacks.

"Command/COMMAND/CMD" for OS X and "Alt/ALT" for everything else.

Reference the header field name (f) correctly (copy/pasted "line" from
newsutil.js).
Removed unnecessary reassignment of header field array element.
Return newly created object instead of adding properties to passed array.
Can you tell I'm not actually testing these modifications? :-)

I really can't think of any case where we can crash in here now.

that the sequence will be broken before the other end blocks. (Doh!)

NOTE: remote auto-detection still doesn't work.  :-(

.5 seconds of initialization.  This may fix the reported crashes on OS X
at startup using SDL mode.

reported problem with posting MIME/HTML encoded emails to a hosted list server:
The MIME-Version and Content-Type header fields would be lost in translation.
This function was mostly copied from parse_news_header() in newsutil.js, so
it should work, though I haven't tested yet.

that capture and scrollback always works correctly.

Provides a number of advantages:
1) They're smaller.
2) They go into the scrollback buffer.
3) They are guaranteed to match the 1.20 menus

Loop overwrite/rename menu when filename is unchanged.

CRC value.

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