V.1.11, 2005-10-09:
	- Rounding error in conversion from decimal to sexagesimal numbers
	  fixed: E.g. the conversion of 2.033333333 results in 2160
	  instead of 220 (Casio fx-85v and Casio fx-3600P only).
	- Besides Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V you can use Ctrl-Insert and Shift-Insert
	  for copy and paste.
	- As under Linux also under Windows the configuration file is created
	  in the user's home directory, not in the program directory.

V.1.10, 2005-01-23:
	- New little editor for statistical data input (Casio fx-85v and 
	  Casio fx-3600P only).
	- Pasting with Ctrl-V works again under Windows
	- Minor Bugfixes.

V.1.00, 2004-02-22:
	- Call of a function (sine, cosine etc.) immediately after starting
	  the calculator does not result in a crash any longer.
	- There is the option "always on top" in the configuration dialog now.

V.0.99, 2003-08-15:
	- Entering of e.g. "3 abc sin" does not result in a crash any longer
	  (Casio only, my TIs don't have the abc key).
	- It is possible to paste numbers into the calculator with CTRL-v now
	  and even whole sequences of key clicks using the shortcut symbols.
	- Integration improved (Casio fx-3600P).

V.0.98, 2003-08-05:
	- Incomplete operations in combination with function calculations
	  reachable by the INV key led to the same problems as described above.
	  Example: "5 * INV 10^x=" delivered 10^5*10^5 = 1e10 (Casio) or
	  1*10^5 = 1e5 (TI) instead of5*10^5 = 500000.
	- Entering of e.g. "5 * INV M-" resulted in 0.25 instead of 25 (Casio 
	  only)
	- Shifting of the exponent with "EE" and "INV EE" works again (TI-30).

V.0.97, 2003-08-02:
	- Incomplete operations in combination with function calculations
	  delivered not the same result as the original calculator.
	  Example: Entering "5*ln=" resulted in ln(5)*ln(5)=2.590...
	  (Casio fx-3600P and Casio fx-85v) or 1*ln(5)=1.609... (TI-30)
	  instead of 5*ln(5)=8.047...
	- An incomplete operation of the kind "5*=" entered directly after
	  switching on the calculator delivered correctly 25 (Casio fx-3600P
	  and Casio fx-85v) or 5 (TI-30). But, entering "5*=" a second time
	  gave the errornous result of 0.

V.0.96, 2003-05-18:
	- first published source release
