Changes in version 0.3b:
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* - Fixed problem with loading an AY file as the TAP block
immediately following the player program. Initial m/code 
routines are now stored within a BASIC REM statement, and 
absolute address references are POKEd into the code at run 
time to handle variations in the BASIC program's location. 
This removes the 8-second delay on first load, and also makes
the BASIC program smaller. 


Changes in version 0.3a:
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* - New logo, made of mosaic graphics characters :-)

* - Several routines converted to machine code, and a more
efficient method of generating and calling the m/c routines
used. This has quite substantially speeded-up most of the 
previously very slow tasks. There is more work to do in this
area, but it is getting better! 

* - Songs that overwrite the system or BASIC areas are now
supported. This makes several more files playable, including
Matthew Westcott's superb Acoustic Dreams, and a lot of 48K
beeper tunes. 

* - Added an option to load a new AY file directly from
playback mode: Just push 'F' during playback (interrupt-driven
songs only, obviously). This makes the full complement of
playback controls as follows: 
        'N' jumps to the next tune, 
        'P' for the previous tune, 
        'R' rewinds the current tune to the beginning,
        'L' returns to the list. 
        'F' loads a new AY file from tape. 
Also, numbers 1 to 9 jump directly to tunes 1-9 respectively, 
while '0' jumps to tune 10. Any other key has the same function
as 'N'. Note that the controls are only available for interrupt-
driven tunes. 

* - A few cosmetic changes. 


Changes in version 0.3: 
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* - The program is re-named "SpecAY". 

* - When loading a file containing only one song, SpecAY plays 
it immediately without presenting the file information or song 
list. 

* - Several routines, particularly the machine code loaders, 
have been rewritten to improve both speed and size. The code is 
now stored directly within DATA statements inside the BASIC 
program. Don't try to edit the program in the 128 Editor - the 
Spectrum will crash when attempting to display some lines 
containing embedded code. LIST does not work too well either. 

* - Two extra options added to FILE2TAP: You can now choose 
append the output to an existing TAP file, or prepend the 
contents of an existing file to the output file. The latter 
option is useful for adding the loader program onto the AY file 
in a single TAP. Run FILE2TAP.EXE with no parameters for more 
details. 

Changed in Version 0.2a:
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* - Actually *fixed* the bug in FILE2TAP which occasionally
caused a spurious byte to be added to the end of the TAP file. 
(Thought I had fixed it before, but it was only a partial fix!)


Changes in Version 0.2:
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* - Re-write of the memory manipulation routines to make use
of the full 128k of memory. This removes the possibility of
"overlaps", and means that almost any AY file should now work.

* - Added an option to load up a new AY file, without having to
BREAK and RUN, or reload the loader.

* - Added a few messages to tell you a bit more about what it's
doing, instead of just saying "Please Wait". 

* - Fixed a bug in FILE2TAP which caused Spectaculator to show
a large number of "phantom" datablocks after the real datablock.


Changes in Version 0.1b:
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* - Added playback controls for interrupt-driven tunes: 
        'N' jumps to the next tune, 
        'P' for the previous tune, 
        'R' rewinds the current tune to the beginning,
        'L' returns to the list. 
Also, numbers 1 to 9 jump directly to tunes 1-9 respectively, 
while '0' jumps to tune 10. Any other key has the same function
as 'N'. Note that the controls are only available for interrupt-
driven tunes. 

* - The name of the tune is now displayed during playback, in
place of the boring 'PLAYING' message. 

* - Overlaps are now detected, and an attempt is made to move the
source file to make room for the datablocks. I isn't very
intelligent yet so won't always find space. If it can't find space, 
some songs still won't play properly. 

Changes in Version 0.1a: 
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* - Now supports +3 machines - I hope!