WATCHER V2.1-7, 04-MAY-1990

** NOTE **
*  If you are upgrading to WATCHER V2.1 from WATCHER V2.0 (field test release),
*  YOU MUST rebuild your WATCHER configuration files!
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** NOTE **
*  If you are upgrading to WATCHER V2.1 from WATCHER V1.x, MAKE SURE you
*  DEASSIGN any old WATCHER logicals before starting up the new version.
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BUG FIXES AND UPDATES
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WATCHER V2.1-7, 05-MAY-1990

* Fixed bug in WCP SHOW WATCH command which caused ACCVIO's.

WATCHER V2.1-6, 27-APR-1990

* Fixed bug where device names on systems with no SCSNODE were getting
  prefixed with dollar signs.

WATCHER V2.1-5, 20-APR-1990

* Corrected documentation error and error in WATCHER_STARTUP.COM:
  SHARE privilege is required for sending warning messages to other
  users' terminals.

WATCHER V2.1-4, 16-APR-1990

* Fixed bug introduced by identifier-check bugfix.

WATCHER V2.1-3, 12-APR-1990

* Fixed bug in identifier checks.

* Fixed anomaly in WCP commands so DEFINE EXCLUDE and DEFINE OVERRIDE
  now work more like DEFINE WATCH.

WATCHER V2.1, 11-APR-1990

* Added minimum-activity thresholds on WATCH criteria.  A measurement
  must exceed the threshold to be considered active (default is 0).
  This was added to improve compatibility with some TELNET implementations.

* Fixed bug in WCP SHOW EVENT_LOG command.

WATCHER V2.0, 23-MAR-1990

* All code completely rewritten in BLISS.

* New WATCHER Control Program (WCP) replaces WCFG program.  Expanded
  command interface, supports command files, can control some WATCHER
  functions.

* WATCHER configuration can now be reloaded "on the fly".

* Override rules now included.  Same basic idea as exclusion records,
  but instead of excluding a user from being watched, they instead
  modify the watch rules applied to the user (measurements, logout
  interval, etc.).

* Configurations are now easier to debug; WATCHER includes code for
  dumping trace information to any file or device so you can see
  what it's doing.

* The support for terminal server port names has been generalized,
  so port names are now supported for any terminal driver that
  provides them.

* Watch rules can be grouped so that activity on one terminal in
  a group counts as activity for all terminals in the group.  This
  was added mainly to improve support on workstations running VWS.

* DECwindows support added.  It's not as complete (no warning messages),
  but it works, at least under VMS V5.1-V5.3.

* The hack for dealing with VWS help windows has been removed, due
  to its extreme kludginess.