Version 1.3

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Removed support for command line switches that duplicated the SetStartup commands.  See the section on Command Line Switches for supported switches.

Added ability to sort Multiple Input Files based on the file name, creation date, last modified date, last access date, or size.  See SetStartup InputFileSortOrder.

More strict enforcement of the requirement that variables be assigned before they are used has been enabled using the SetStartup RequireVariableAssignmentBeforeRead command.

Let command now pre-checks that values provided are numeric, and will halt execution before attempting to process the statement.

WaitForScreenGoTo command added

Native Microsoft SNA support has been added.

SetStartup LogOffKeySequence has been added.

Support for moving log file before EXITing has been added.

StartMinimized command line switch has been added.

Support for setting display colors has been added.  See SetStartup DISPLAYCOLORS.

Status Bar added to display to show current Column and Row position on screen, as well as current status.

Support for date comparisons and date manipulation has been added.  See If, DATEADD, DATEDIFF, DATEFORMAT, DAYOFWEEK, DAYOFYEAR FIRSTDAYOFMONTH, and LASTDAYOFMONTH commands.

CONCATENATE command added.

Fixed error that occurs when using &Date in If comparison

Added ability to use #DATE#, #TODAY#, #TIME#, #NOW# for replacements in email subject and body text.

Changed behavior of GetListMember so that it automatically increments the current list position.  An error is raised if the end of the list is passed

Changed behavior of PUTLISTMEMBER so that list members can contain duplicate first elements.

Added ENDOFLIST test to If statement.

Fixed several unusual behaviors that occurred under particular circumstances when starting EMUE using Windows Scheduler.

Improved parsing engine and result display

Altered GetListMember command so that it increments the ListPosition by one.

Added GETLISTPOSITION command

Added SetStartup HasMessageScreenAfterLogin command