			Updates for V1.2:
		-------------------------------

	1. You can create up to 48 chords now
	2. On main screen menu:
              Left mouse click to:
 		F - flip to 2d screen if there are more than 16 chords
		 (hold Lshift to bypass redraw of staff)
		R arrow, L arrow - change pages if>16 chords
	3. On 2d screen - 
		name:  to enter name of example
		exit:  return to main screen
			(or left clik anywhere below pixel #14)
		print: print 2d screen
		save:  save 2d screen as a DEGAS PI2 file for printing
		       with that format

                *RCLIK mouse to start and start <PLAY>*
		*hit <d> for <DEMO>
		*<+> to increase tempo  <-> to decrease*

	5. <RATIO>
		you can select ratio for top, bass or both now
		clear-sets values to default(1 chord per top melody)
		ratio-number of melody notes per chord
		hold -keep previous chord
		rest -no chord
		[ ok ] return to main screen
		
	7. Hold down Left Shift while Lclicking Compute, [C], [D],
	   or Preset to create ii/V patterns.
	   You can also harmonize an established melody with ii/Vs
           by hitting Cir Home.

	8. Holding down Alternate while selecting any of the Harmonization
	   commands will make all chords have the same upper structure
	   as selected with index.

	9. Holding Alternate while selecting transpose arrows will
	   transpose upper structure only.

	Name-   To name an example before graphic printing
		* on main screen (if<17 examples)
		   Hit <n>, type in name, hitting RETURN or exceeding
		   12 letters ends function.
		   Backspace deletes previous letters
		   Esc aborts function
		* on 2d screen, select NAME, type name as above.

		note: you may use all available characters by
		      using shift, control, alternate or combinations
		      of the three

		< Hit F10 to see last named or loaded file >









   Fixed Bugs:
     1. No more mouse bleed-thru while stopping play or demo
     2. Console buffer should be cleared after all key presses now.
     3. True melodic inversion works now
     4. You don't need to reset printer after aborting graphic print
     5. printing or displaying example with more than 16 chords in
        letter form ok now.

	Remaining Bugs:
		1. You can only edit up to 16 chords
		2. ?????????????? there's always something 	


V1.3 UPDATES_____________________________________________________

	A. Data files can be saves as MIDI standard (.MID ) files now.
		1. click <SAVE> or hit <m>idi-
		   if save is selected an alert box will show, select .MID,
		2. if <m> was selected the program goes directly to:

    MIDI-SAVE SCREEN......................
		   
	   SAVE:  converts the data and saves the file as a .MID file.

	   PRINT: displays MIDI or converted .MID hex file

	   HELP:  pertanent information

	   QUIT:  return to main screen

		to name .MID file, enter name at main screen by hitting
		<n> (see V1.2 above) or if you are converting a loaded
		.DAT file, its name will appear in the File Select box
		with a .MID instead of a .DAT..if you named the file
		at the main screen it will be truncated to 8 characters
		if needed and a .MID added. Last you can rename the file
		in the File-Select box if desired.


		note: you should save a newly created example as a .DAT
		      file for a permanent save before saving as a .MID
		      file.	
