### 1.0.7 --> 1.0.8
    Joaquin Ordieres ( joaquin@zeus.etsimo.uniovi.es )
    Raul Rivero
    Date: 12/03/95

    ( Well, sorry again but i have a L...O...T of work :(.
      Please, read TODO )

    A more descriptive function has been adde to create transparent
    GIF images:

	lug_set_gif_transparent( TRUE/FALSE )

    New function to set the quality of the JPEG images:

	lug_set_jpeg_quality( quality )

    Support for progressive JPEg has been add with:

	lug_set_jpeg_progressive( TRUE/FALSE )

    Fixed some problems with binary (ouch!) PBM images.

    New subroutine to swap all the color map (see examples/swapgifcmap.c):

	swap_cmap( bitmap_hdr * )

    The "zoomlug" have been improved, see usage for new options. 

    A new example is released, "reborde". It adds a 3D border to the input
    image, we use it to our WWW server.


### 1.0.6 --> 1.0.7
    Frank Knoben ( knoben@igpm.rwth-aachen.de )
    Raul Rivero
    Date: 02/25/95

    ( First, sorry if too late but I had a lot of work :( )

    This file has changed its format: last versions first now.

    Support for 1-bit images have been added to TIFF and PCX subroutines.

    The parameters for the write_pcx_header have changed from

        write_pcx_header( handle, xsize, ysize )
    to

        write_pcx_header( handle, xsize, ysize, depth )

    Now the show_bitmap_x11 zooms on fly a image if you click the first
    (right) button of your pointer inside the window.

    The new function get_lug_version() returns a string with the
    release/patch of the library. Very important if you use shadow
    libraries.
    
### 1.0.5 --> 1.0.6
    Robert Blenis (robert.blenis@spanky.marc.gatech.edu)
    Eric Haines (eric@eye.com)
    HP-UX Porting & Archive Center (rik@csc.liv.ac.uk)
    Klaus Schallhorn (klaus@cnix.co.uk)
    Raul Rivero
    Date: 10/15/94

    Ufff!, too much changes.

    Makefiles to SGI, HP-UX and Linux machines are supplied. The examples
    are compiled also with the makefiles.

    Support for shared libraries on HP-UX.

    A lot of patches to the GIF subroutines:

        o the extension blocks does't involve an error

        o a new example (2giftrans.c) writes a GIF89a image with the
          transparency block activated ( this color is fixed to the
          first top-left pixel ). So, now you can write GIF transparent
          files to be used with ... WWW, by example

        o a simple process can write now more than one GIF file

        o and other little :) problems

    New code added for the new 5.* Independent JPEG Library (IJL). You'll
    need define iJPEGNEW ( and not iJPEG ) to include it. Also, gray scaled
    images are supported.

    Some fixes to pointers inside the HP's Starbase subroutine.

    Mapped images greater than the screen are resampled ok in Linux's
    shower subroutine.

    A new define had been added to the lug.h header. LUGVERSION and
    LUGVERSIONs store the current version of the library ( read lug.h ).

    A new contrib with a viewer to OS/2 have been added to the contrib/

    Sorry, if I forgot some changes, but ... wow!. 

### 1.0.4 --> 1.0.5
    Raul Rivero
    Date: 07/03/94

    Added support for CMYK TIFF images.

    Fixed some incorrect asigments with tobw and toinverse routines.

    Added #include statments to the examples/cabezon.c and deleted 
    redefinition of a function inside the examples/fademask.c.

### 1.0.3 --> 1.0.4
    Klaus Schallhorn (klaus@cnix.co.uk)
    Raul Rivero
    Date: 04/25/94

    A bug inside the allocatebitmap function free all memory allocated
    one line ago (!).

    Some problems reading and writing RLE's pseudocolor images fixed.

### 1.0.2 --> 1.0.3
    J. Alan Eldridge (alane@wozzle.linet.org)
    Date: 04/18/94

    Fixed bugs reading GIF89a.

### 1.0.1 --> 1.0.2
    Raul Rivero
    Date: 04/14/1994

    PCX reader had several bugs reading < 256 color images. Fixed :-).

    Added support for GIF89a.

    Now, the TIFF interface can handle images with any # of colors.

### 1.0 --> 1.0.1
    Raul Rivero
    Date: 12/27/1993

    The Fopen routine was rewritten due to internal problems supportting 
    GZIP and COMPRESS. Functionality remains equal.

    A new viewer to Linux text mode was added.

