Release 4.0.10
August 24, 2007

Modifications/Improvements:
	Combined JLS.jar and jh.jar into a single jar file - JLS.jar.
	Reordered and made simulator menu more explicit.
	State machine "new transition" puts unused value in field when
	    "conditional" chosen.

Bug fixes:
	State machine now forces an element replace when a signal changes
	    number of bits.
	"Open" filechooser now finds the current folder/directory
	    platform-independently.

Installation and use:

	Make sure you have Java version 5.0 (at least) installed on your
	machine(s).

	Put JLS.jar in any folder/directory you like.

	Linux (or any other UNIX variant):
		Execute by typing "java -jar JLS.jar [params]",
		or better yet, make a script.

	Windows:
		Simply click on the JLS.jar icon to start it up.
		Run it non-interractively from a DOS or CYGWIN prompt just
		    like Linux.

	Read the on-line documentation (Help menu) for everything else.

If a bug in JLS causes a Java exception, JLS will usually catch it and give you
a chance to save your circuit.  JLS will also spit out a file called "JLSerror"
in the current directory/folder.  It contains the exception info, a stack
trace, platform specfics and the current circuit.  Please send this file to me
when reporting the problem so I have the information I'll need to track down
and fix it.