Version 2.1e
- bug fixed in import module: some lines were missed, when
  system decimal separator was comma
  
Version 2.1d
- the input window is now cleared each time the application is
  brought to the foreground
- bug corrected: display of decimal and thousands separators
  at startup
- bug fixed: "string too long" on display of very small
  exchange rates

Version 2.1c
- more options in the "import from file" module (field
  separators, decimal separators). See Help.
- country selection windows now always shows full names
- added % as authorized key in input window (calculator)
- system settings for decimal and thousands separators
  are now checked each time Monnaie is brought to the
  foreground
- country name can now be up to 20 char. long, and currency
  string up to 40.
  
Version 2.1b
- corrected a bug in handling of regions: it was not possible
  to create a new currency, when 8 regions were named.
- corrected a bug in import script, now version v.2c

Version 2.1a
- the import script, now version v.2b, has been changed
  to work with ReadCis 1.7
- to change the format for the input and display of exchange
  rates, one now has to press <Tab> twice
- the <diamond> key is now used to show the dates of last
  update and the currency strings.
- some cosmetic changes, and marginally higher speed in some
  parts. 

Version 2.1
- fonts were changed for better readability of the screen.
- the date of update can be set manually, in case the latest
  rate available is from a date prior to the date of input
  (default is still today, but one can enter any other date).
  Same change in "import from text file" mode, for when one has
  to import from an "old" text file.
- the default directory for import files is now /cis/library/,
  so that download can be checked from Readcis (v.1.6). The
  script has been modified accordingly.
- the rate update command (Psion-U) is now effective also when
  a selection of currencies is displayed.
- the registration process has been changed: registered users
  will now receive a code to enter in an appropriate dialog window.

