PsiOn - V1.3.3 - By Paul Hargreaves
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Changes from V1.3.2 (9/Feb/97) to V1.3.3 (11/Feb/1997)
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Talk about Rapid Application Development :)

Changed  text label for  Pause mode to  something a  little more user
friendly.

If you used pause mode, the next day the screen would show that pause
mode was active in error.

If the Pause mode was used after midnight,   PsiOn wouldn't rearm the
password for a whole day.



Changes from V1.3 (4/Feb/97) to V1.3.2 (9/Feb/97)
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Sorted out slight issue where  Agenda ignores key presses first thing 
in the morning.



Changes from V1.2 (18/Dec/96) to V1.3 (4/Feb/97)
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I've reduced the screen size  and removed all  the unneeded displays.
PsiOn now only uses 9 / 10k of memory when running,   rather than the
19k it used before.

Added Agenda control.   PsiOn can force an Agenda screen to the front
in various different views, depending on settings.

Two "hot keys" have been added, allowing you to Pause PsiOn until the
next day or to Arm the system password straight away.

PsiOn will now notice an  "event" soon after it happens.   This means
that if  you press  Psion-X,  Psion-Escape  or  Quit from  the system
screen, that PsiOn will quit quickly. PsiOn will also notice when the
machine is turned on, and will update it's timers.

Removed the Prompt Option -  it's more than been replaced by the Auto
option that existed in 1.2.

Removed the Beep Option.  PsiOn only beeps now when it's quitting.

Removed the  New Auto-Off time.   Since PsiOn will be running all the
time, the system setting holds this value.

I noticed that I've been spelling Siena wrong :(  

Removed all special dialogs for the Siena and changed all the S3a / c
dialogs so they will fit on a Siena.

From now on, when a new version of PsiOn is loaded, your old settings
are kept.    Note that most of the settings have gone away so it only
really gets your System Off time.

Psion-Escape will quit PsiOn cleanly rather than being ignored.



Changes from V1 (1/Nov/96) to V1.2 (18/Dec/96)
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Due to an overwhelming lack of response from  /anybody/,   I've still
implemented  the things  I think you want.   Let me know if  I missed
anything :-(

PsiOn will now notice automatically  when you type  in your  password
and will unlock the password for you. You can set PsiOn to run in the
V1 mode too...

I've changed  the default Switch off time until password is turned on
time to 15 minutes.

More beep options have been added (when passwords are turned on/off).

PsiOn now doesn't reset your PSION's auto off time until it quits.

Siena (emulator) compatible.