     
                        Changes Since 2.06

1. What is new in 2.14.

   - Bugs fixing

   - More improvements in readability and compilability

   - Add decompiling applets support

   - Add decompiling OneClass(TM) files support

2. What is new in 2.13.

   - Bugs fixing

   - More improvements in readability and compilability

3. What is new in 2.10.

   - Synchronized blocks are handled correctly.

4. What is new in 2.09.

   - User-interface changes

     A new option -dos is added to generate DOS-compliant
     output which can be viewed by Notepad on Win95/NT systems.

   - Inner Classes

     WingDis now can decompile classes with inner classes.

   - Other Improvements and Bugs Fixing     

5. What is new in 2.08,

   - User-interface changes, to make Decompiler interface consistent 
     with other Java-based products from WingSoft. Eliminate some
     unnecessary options. For details, please refer the Manual
     (wingdis.man.txt or wingdis.man.html). To invoke WingDis, the
     command now is,

     java wingsoft.Decompiler <options> <classes/files>

   - Improvements in Decompiling JDK1.1 class files

   - Improvements in handling static initialization
   
   - Integration with WingEditor 1.4 (will be released later at the
     end of August, WingEditor users will be able to use WingDis directly 
     from within WingEditor environment.

6. What is new in 2.07,

   - Supporting JAR files, i.e., WingDis can analyze JAR files.
   
   - Fixing super misusage problems mentioned in Decompiler Review.

   - Fixing a[i++] problem mentioned in Decompiler Review.

   - Removing the useless "return" at the end of a method.

   - Fixing some other minor problems.

