0.7.0: Released 2007-07-26

	* Migrated to gtkmm 2.4 / libgnomecanvasmm 2.6.
	
	* Will build with gcc 3.4.

	* Added controls for changing the scale and shearing of an object.

	* Using the new FileChooserDialog instead of the old FileSelection.
	Preview images are loaded in the background.

	* Partial Gnome integration, but only if the --with-gnome option
	is given to configure. Gnome is used to launch web browsers and to
	get suggested MIME type handlers. If you right-click on an object
	in Passepartout you will get a pop-up menu with suggested apps for
	editing the file.

	* Removed the PSViewer config var. If built with Gnome support, it
	asks Gnome which viewer to open, otherwise it just uses gv.

	* A simple new zoom widget and zoom toolbuttons and menu
	items. Arbitrary zoom levels are now possible.

	* Full screen mode.

	* Better thread handling. This should improve stability. Also, the
	screen update signals should be slightly more sane.


0.6: Released 2004-11-12

	* Support for PDF output! Mostly complete, we even have support
	for including EPS files. Limitations include lack of support for
	underlined text. Also, Type1 fonts are limited to the characters
	in the MacRoman encoding.

	* TrueType font support, using FreeType.
	
	* FontConfig is used to find font files. The config variable
	FontPaths is no longer used.
	
	* Proper antialiasing of text and EPS images if Ghostscript
	supports the pngalpha device.

	* The ZoomLevel config var is no longer ignored. In fact, allow
	the user to define their own zoom levels, with the first one as
	the default.

	* Ghostscript is now told where to find the fonts.
	
	* Fix postscript landscape mode. (Magnus Henoch)
	
	* Fonts are included by default (always for PDF).
	
	* The commandline help output is a bit more readable.

	* EPS images should be properly rerendered when their geometry
	changes.

	* CDATA Sections are no longer ignored.


0.5: Released 2004-05-10

	* The document view has been rewritten to use Gnome::Canvas. This
	eliminates the flickering (hurrah!) and makes the code a lot
	simpler.

	* Rotation now works for all objects in the user interface.

	* Using auto apply in the Object Properties and Text Streams
	windows.

	* Much improved PDF support in xml2ps (works with Acrobat Reader).
	(No PDF support in Passepartout yet though.)

	* Explicit pagebreaks (<pagebreak>) added to the xml2ps DTD.

	* Fixed file descriptor leak bug.

	* The handling of raster images sizes has been improved. The file
	format has changed slightly.

	* The stream parameter list is now updated when setting the
	stylesheet and disabled if the stylesheet lacks any parameters.

	* The stream menu in the Object Properties dialog is now updated
	when the streams change.

	* Empty strings are no longer allowed as Text Stream names.

	* Fixed 'Arrrgh' bug in the page selector widget.


0.4:  Released 2004-01-15

	* Requires stable libxml++ 1.0.

	* Uses the SGI's File Alteration Monitor
	  (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/fam/) if available. This will (in
	  theory) reduce the the system load. Passepartout will revert to
	  polling (stat(2)) if FAM is not installed or the FAM daemon
	  isn't running.

	* Passepartout and xml2ps now use a proper command line option
	  parser. Some xml2ps options have changed names,
	  see "xml2ps --help"

	* The screen resolution is aquired from the X server.
	

0.3:  Released 2003-11-19

	* The name of the Passepartout executable is now "passepartout".

	* The recommended filename suffix is now ".pp" instead of ".ppt".

	* Support for multiple views of the same document.

	* XSLT Parameter handling: Automatically get a set of valid
	  parameters from the XSLT stylesheet and let the user change them
	  in the streams dialog.

	* If a text stream is truncated, i.e. it won't fit into the frames
	  assigned to it, then this will be indicated by a red marker at
	  the bottom of the last frame.

	* Improved support for copy/paste.

	* Added a dialog for selecting/creating streams when creating text
	  frames.
	
	* A new preferences dialog (Sergej Gratchev).

	* Make text images twice as big, then scale them down to normal
	  size, creating a poor man's antialiasing effect.

	* A preview function in the import image dialog.

	* Allow renaming of frames (finally).

	* Printing is faster.

	* Stylesheet files are also watched for changes.

	* Support the DESTDIR feature in automake properly (Gaudenz Steinlin).


0.2:  Released 2003-06-19

	* Unicode support.

	* Font inclusion support.

	* "Text avoids object" works for rotated objects.

	* Improved object resizing.

	* Copy/paste. (Makes the logo seem less like false advertising :-)

	* Better Gnome Human Interface Guidelines compliance.

	* Explicit line breaks with the <linebreak/> element.

	* A new design for the Streams window.

	* Support for other length units than typographic points.

	* Print images as grayscale option. Also works with most EPS images.

	* Snap-to-grid (in this release, the grid size is 24 points and can't
	  be changed, sorry.)
	
	* Support for the "Windows" EPS format. It has only been tested on EPS
	  files printed from Photoshop.


0.1:  Released 2003-03-11

	* Move to gtkmm-2.0

	* Move to libxml++-0.18.0

	* Require a standards-complient C++ compiler (such as gcc
	3.2), since modern libxml++ wont compile in older environments.

	* Semi-auto-generated dummy config dialog

	* A brand new configuration file format.
	If ~/.pptout does not exist, it will look for
	/etc/pptout
	NOTE: rename or remove your old ~/.pptout - it is incompatible
	with the new format

	* Better reshape handles
	
	* Select more than one object with ctrl-button1

	* Image file drag-and-drop support
	
	* The properties dialog is updated when the selected object is
	moved or resized

	* Boundary margin support - text can be made to stay at a distance
	from an object.

	* Support EPS files with or without a showpage call

	* Identify postscript files by magic numbers instead of filename
	suffixes

	* If the flag "-s" is given to xml2ps, then no font aliases will
	be used in the output, i.e. URW font names instead of Adobe font
	names

	* Handle white areas in eps and text frames as if they were
	transparent, for screen display (Optional, Seems to be flaky
	in some environments).

	* Rotation angles are -180 to 180 degrees.

	* Added support for text in different gray tones.

	* Support obstacles from the xml flow, mainly for allowing use of
	automatic initials (those fancy big letters that were common in
	medieval texts)

	* Support for "guides", but the only way to turn them on is by
	editing the xml files

	* Using stock icons where applicable	

	* Options to specify screen resolution and default image resolution
	
	
0.0:  Released 2002-11-21.

	* Initial release
