with no borders... (No jokes please!)

themselves now.

(i.e. set header.from_net_type to NET_NONE). This defeats the v3.12 "feature"
in msgbase.save_msg(), which auto-detects the from_net_type based on the
from_net_addr.

with large buffers.
Fix post_offset calculationduring CGI execution.
Handle CGI exit better.

respectively in non curses/ANSI modes.  This allows broken programs which
use CTRL-Q (Xon) and CTRL-S (Xoff) to "work" as well as they do for other
broken terminals in those broken programs.

NOTE: By passing these through regardless of binary mode, I'm currently
breaking the RLogin spec... TODO!

If the screen is 24-rows, disable the status line automatically.
Allow ALT-H to hang-up as well as CTRL-Q (Not documented)

Always prompt for User/PW now that ALT-L exists.

separate file in the format:
(prefix)vhostname-date.log

*always* free the log entry... regardless of the file being open
(Memory leak)

Use -f (file) test instead of -e (exists) to locate soundcard.h since
Solaris' sh internal test apparently doesn't support -e.

internal *_gettextinfo() implementation should not concern itself with the
current window size (That's ciolib.cs issue)
Redo curs_putch() to be the same way as everyone else.
Surround more ncurses-specific stuff with #ifdef NCURSES_VERSION_MAJOR

use the phone book entry.

the command-line.

a different thread, so the lines[] copy of what was last drawn could be
after an update, so never get shown)  Ditto for CursRow and CursCol.

handlers in Win32.

(Source: http://kb.indiana.edu/data/afqh.html?cust=11764)

screen on mode change and window re-size.

1) Only redraw the individual chars that changed, not any line with a char
that changed
2) When and Expose event or GraphicsExpose event happens, only redraw the
affected rectangle (Previously, it redrew the entire screen for every
exposure)

Make the window slightly resizable... integer scaling only (ie: 1x or 2x)
Currently, will only go up to 2x... if anyone can dig up an open-source
function to do integer-only scaleing of XBitMap (XBM) files or images, I'll
be able to increase this easily enough... but 1280x800 should be enough for
anyone... *snicker*