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 ====== 0.17.5 (November 18, 2002) ======
+<code>
+ Folks,
-<code>Folks,</code>
+ Here's what's in v0.17.5...
-<code>Here's what's in v0.17.5...</code>
+. POPFile now runs cleanly with Perl's highest level of error checking (use strict
+     and use warnings).  If you see warnings on the console then I want to know about
+     them; they are mostly harmless but I still want them all gone.
-<code> 1. POPFile now runs cleanly with Perl's highest level of error checking (use strict
+. Added bucket magnets to provide a simple mechanism of associating specific email
-    and use warnings).  If you see warnings on the console then I want to know about
+     addresses with buckets.  When a magnet is defined for an address then an email
-    them; they are mostly harmless but I still want them all gone. </code>
+     coming from that address will *always* be classified in the specified bucket.
+     (Some people like to call this a white list; I find the term magnet much more
+     visceral)
-<code> 2. Added bucket magnets to provide a simple mechanism of associating specific email
+. Added a little bar graph show a colored version of the classification accuracy
-    addresses with buckets.  When a magnet is defined for an address then an email
+     to give a visual clue to how well POPFile is working.
-    coming from that address will *always* be classified in the specified bucket.
-    (Some people like to call this a white list; I find the term magnet much more
-    visceral)</code>
-<code> 3. Added a little bar graph show a colored version of the classification accuracy
+. The -reinforce command line option is removed as I have decided that this should
-    to give a visual clue to how well POPFile is working.</code>
+     be always enabled.
-<code> 4. The -reinforce command line option is removed as I have decided that this should
+. Expose the -separator option in the UI so that the user can set the character
-    be always enabled.</code>
+     used in the username POP3 configuration for the rare circumstances where there's
+     a colon in the username.
-<code> 5. Expose the -separator option in the UI so that the user can set the character
+. Added the ability to Undo a reclassification to deal with life's little mistakes.
-    used in the username POP3 configuration for the rare circumstances where there's
-    a colon in the username. </code>
-<code> 6. Added the ability to Undo a reclassification to deal with life's little mistakes.</code>
+. Refactored some code to prepare for Microsoft Exchange version that will not
+     require a POP3 proxy at all.
-<code> 7. Refactored some code to prepare for Microsoft Exchange version that will not
+. When viewing an individual bucket you can click on any word to see do a Lookup
-    require a POP3 proxy at all.</code>
+     on the word and see it's probability of appearing in each bucket.
-<code> 8. When viewing an individual bucket you can click on any word to see do a Lookup
+. General UI cleanup to make everything clearer, some people didn't think my UI
-    on the word and see it's probability of appearing in each bucket.</code>
+     was very clear... and to be honest neither did I in place.
-<code> 9. General UI cleanup to make everything clearer, some people didn't think my UI
+. Changed the calculation of accuracy to be clear and accurate with no training
-    was very clear... and to be honest neither did I in place.</code>
+     period.
-<code>10. Changed the calculation of accuracy to be clear and accurate with no training
+. If the client sends an AUTH but there is not secure server specified then
-    period.</code>
+     return an error rather than trying to connect and failing.
-<code>11. If the client sends an AUTH but there is not secure server specified then
+. Some mail servers return an error if you do a LIST when there are no messages
-    return an error rather than trying to connect and failing.</code>
+     so now I spot this and return OK to the client so that the client doesn't get
+     upset about an error that doesn't really exist
-<code>12. Some mail servers return an error if you do a LIST when there are no messages
+. Added new Advanced tab that currently contains only the stopword list.
-    so now I spot this and return OK to the client so that the client doesn't get
-    upset about an error that doesn't really exist</code>
-<code>13. Added new Advanced tab that currently contains only the stopword list.</code>
+. POPFile now uses the "use locale" pragma in Perl so that if you are not on an
+     English computer than POPFile's notion of a word will be specific to your
+     language.  Change from using A-Z for the alphabet to :alpha: so that non-English
+     languages can be used for word identification.
-<code>14. POPFile now uses the "use locale" pragma in Perl so that if you are not on an
+. Strip HTML comments so that spammers who randomly insert comments in the middle of
-    English computer than POPFile's notion of a word will be specific to your
+     words can't fool POPFile.
-    language.  Change from using A-Z for the alphabet to :alpha: so that non-English
-    languages can be used for word identification.</code>
-<code>15. Strip HTML comments so that spammers who randomly insert comments in the middle of
+. Added a new button to clear statistics for those who want to start recounting how
-    words can't fool POPFile.</code>
+     accurate POPFile is.
-<code>16. Added a new button to clear statistics for those who want to start recounting how
+. Every page shows the date and time it was loaded so that you can see at a glance
-    accurate POPFile is.</code>
+     when statistics or history were last updated.
+. POPFile was expecting mail headers to be in the form something colon space but many
+     servers were not giving the space.  We don't require this anymore.
+. Fixed a base64 decoding bug that was causing attachments to sometimes not get decoded
+     looking for words.
+. Lots of clean up of warnings.
-<code>17. Every page shows the date and time it was loaded so that you can see at a glance
+. Fixed a funny bug where when coloring the output of a mail it was possible that a
-    when statistics or history were last updated.
+     word within a word was colored when it should not have been.
-. POPFile was expecting mail headers to be in the form something colon space but many
+. Added three initial skins: default, blue and green.  Much work needs to be done here
-    servers were not giving the space.  We don't require this anymore.
+     but we now have support for skins and you *will* be able to add your own later.
-. Fixed a base64 decoding bug that was causing attachments to sometimes not get decoded
+. If we lose the connection with the remote server when trying to connect we drop the
-    looking for words.
+     connection to the mail client so that we don't get in a funny half connected state.
-. Lots of clean up of warnings.</code>
+ Upgrading...
-<code>21. Fixed a funny bug where when coloring the output of a mail it was possible that a
+ Just install POPFile on top of the currently installed version.
-    word within a word was colored when it should not have been.
-. Added three initial skins: default, blue and green.  Much work needs to be done here
-    but we now have support for skins and you *will* be able to add your own later.
-. If we lose the connection with the remote server when trying to connect we drop the
-    connection to the mail client so that we don't get in a funny half connected state.
-Upgrading...</code>
-<code>Just install POPFile on top of the currently installed version.</code>
+ Keep the ideas and bug reports coming.
-<code>Keep the ideas and bug reports coming.
+ John.
+</code>
-John.</code>

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