GIFLITE v1.31           25 June 1991
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. Fix a problem caused by the compiler which may hangup the
  machine when compress multiple files. This problem may be
  machine specific.

. During compression, the scan line is now displayed in
  color 127 instead of the background color 0. This should
  provide better indication.


GIFLITE v1.30           15 June 1991
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. Add -f option which filter out the GIFLITE header quickly.
  This option is available in the registered version only.

. Remove incomplete output file when compressing an already
  compressed image.


GIFLITE v1.22           6 June 1991
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. Fix a bug in v1.21 that some files of a wildcard may not be
  compressed if no output path is specified.

. It should be capable of compressing upto 4000 to 5000 GIF files
  in one command line using Wildcard or @ListFile.


GIFLITE v1.21           1 June 1991
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Advised by CompuServe Graphics Forum Stuff, in order for CompuServe
to accept GIFLITE processed GIF files, the '-9' option is added.
GIFLITE is available in CompuServe as GIFLTE.ZIP in PICS Forum
Decoders & Encoders Library.

. -9 option which replace GIF87a header with GIF89a header.

. Disable 640x400 resolution on screen display for Tseng 4000 chipset
  due to incompatible problem with some video cards.

. Able to accept wildcard file name of large volume of files
  without running out of memory.

. Remove incomplete output file when the unregistered version
  attempts to compress image larger than 640x480.



GIFLITE v1.10           29 May 1991
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This is a minor upgrade with 2 new features.

 . Support the use of a list file,  for example @giflite.lst,  in
   the command line. A list file contains a list of the GIF files
   to be  compressed. This  option  is used  when the  GIF  files
   cannot be expressed  as a  wildcard easily. The  names in  the
   list file are separated  by a space or  a carriage return  and
   the names can contain wildcard character.


 . SET GIFLITE= Environment variable

   To help locating  the files GIFLITE.EXE  and GIFLITE.USE,  you
   should put the environment variable into the AUTOEXEC.BAT, for
   example,

        SET GIFLITE=C:\GIF

   If you are using  DOS 2.2 to 3.0,  it indicates the  directory
   where GIFLITE.EXE is in and where GIFLITE.USE should be in. If
   you are  using  DOS 3.1  or  higher, it  indicates  where  the
   GIFLITE.USE should be in.

   This environment variable tells GIFLITE  to put the usage  log
   into a single  GIFLITE.USE even  if you are  compress the  GIF
   files in different directory.  If the variable is not  present
   and you are using DOS 3.1 or higher, the usage log will be put
   into the same directory as the GIFLITE.EXE.



GIFLITE v1.00   18 May 1991
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This is the first public release.