Changes since 4.9.1
0. Added support for using mmap to read files.  Use configure
   --enable-mmap to enable this experimental feature.
1. Wrapping bug fixed.  Also some optimizations were made to speed up
   the display of wrapped files.
2. File default.rc renamed to most.rc.
3. A^H_ interpreted as underline.  Previously, _^HA was recognized.
4. Jerome Lauret <JLAURET@mail.chem.sunysb.edu> provided most.hlp, as
   well as a few VMS patches.
5. src/Makefile.in: patch to make most's Makefile respect DESTDIR as
   well as removing the hardcoded use of $(prefix)/etc for the
   location of most's config file. <brad@comstyle.com>
6. src/line.c: some simplifications and cleanups designed to avoid
   nasty problems with extremely long lines.

Changes since 4.9.0
1. MOST_SWITCHES env variable can now contain extended switches.
2. If most is reading from stdin, it will reinit the terminal when it
   encounters an EOF on stdin.  This is to work around a problem under
   linux where for some reason, some other process resets the terminal.
Changes since 4.8.1
1. Apparantly, the binary flag +b is not valid with POSIX popen.
2. Screen resize code modified so that most works in a SunOS cmdtool.
3. Color support added.  Use `most -C' to disable.
4. Ported to Mingw32 (GNU C)

Changes since 4.7
1. Added tail -f type mode.  Use F to activate.
2. OS/2 port provided by j.burnell@irl.cri.nz (John Burnell).
3. Left/Right arrow scroll 1 column.  Use <, > to scroll in larger
   chunks.

Changes since 4.6
0. Various cleanups and other improvements
1. Binary mode displays byte offset
2. Ported to DJGPP

Changes since 4.5
1. Many changes to enable MOST use the S-Lang screen management routines.

Features in 4.5
1. More cleanup/bug fixes
2. Regular expression searches 
3. Automatic detection of compressed files.

Features in 4.41:
1. Modified to read raw directry file in BINARY mode.

New features in MOST 4.4:

1. User definable keymaps
2. ISO Latin1 8 bit clean
3. Edit and recall previous search strings
4. Much friendlier, lots of messages and help
5. VMS ``Gopher ready''
6. Cleaned up alot and small bugs fixed
7. Most now re-reads the file after editing.

New Features since MOST version 3.x (Sept 25, 1994)

1.  Terminfo/termcap under Unix supported
2.  -1 flag specifies terminal is a VT100 and not anything better, e.g.,
     VT102. (VMS only)
3.  MOST will only read in what it has to.  This means it starts up alot
    faster on large files.
4.  Cleaned up alot.

John E. Davis
davis@space.mit.edu