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                        DREADLoC Design Crew Presents:

                                A R T W O R X

                                Version 0.60
                                   (Beta)

                        Written and Created by: HOOPTiE
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                               FUTURE UPGRADES:
        
        - Expanding the memory buffer and clip board from 64Kb to 256Kb.  
          This will allow the user to load 1600 lines of ansi into memory
          at a time, virtually eliminating the need for disk swapping.
        
        - Expanded SAVE and LOAD formats.  Once I get the bugs worked out 
          of the ANSI parser, I will add features to save pictures in 
          native BBS formats (ie:  OBV/2's and Renegade's pipe commands, 
          PcBoard's 'at' (@) commands, etc).  There will also be options
          to save them in .H and .PAS formats.  The advantage of saving
          screens in a native BBS format is the files are smaller which
          means they display faster and there won't be a need for seperate
          .ANS and .ASC files.

        - Multiple screen layers.  Once I get the 256Kb memory buffer
          working properly, the users will have the option to divide the
          buffer into 1 (1600 lines), 2 (800 lines), or 4 (400 lines)
          pages simular to THEDRAW.

        - Some time in the future, I will develop either a stand-alone
          program or another module of ArtWorx that will make creating
          infoforms/questionaires easier.  Right now, you have to use 
          THEDRAW in animation mode and get the sequence JUST RIGHT or
          the whole thing is screwed up.  With the module I will develop, 
          it will keep a list of the prompts and screen positions then
          add them to the ANSI when you save it.  Using this over THEDRAW
          should make changing an infoform MUCH EASIER (anyone who has
          ever made an OBV/2 chat screen will surely appreciate this
          function).

        - Eventually, I will allow you to load part of an ANSI into a
          highlighted area on the screen.