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+2.0.7 - 12/16/00 
+   Modifications for Microsoft Visual C++ compilation 
+   Fixed core-dump bug in Array2dFile::labelsCopy() function (Ian Kay) 
+   Improved pjinfo to output binary headers and view data, useful
+	when manually compiling phantoms that vary during projection
+	process. Thanks to Ian Kay for idea and code submission.
+   Changed code to explicitly use std:: namespace
+   	
+2.0.6 - 12/03/00
+   Fixed minor compilation problem with procsignal.h
+   Updated README file
+   Fixed bug when simulating projections and Trace == CONSOLE
+   Fixed scaling bug when performing redundant rotations around object
+	
+2.0.5 - 12/01/00
+   Improved compilation on RedHat 7
+   Changed some of ANSI C header files to C++ header files
+   Removed README.RedHat7
+	
+2.0.4 - 11/25/00
+   Added documentation for --geometry setting
+   Added README.RedHat7 document
+	 
+2.0.3 - 11/20/00
+   Fixed bug in generation of binary PGM files
+   Fixed MPI compilation bug in phm2pj.cpp
+   Inverted y-axis output for pj2if (bug alert from Ian Kay)
+	
+2.0.2 - 11/8/00
+   Additions to man pages (Ian Kay)
+   Fix problem with reading of ASCII phantom files (Ian Kay)
+
+2.0.1 - 10/1/00
+   Fixed syntax error in fftw configuration
+   Slight modifications to support gcc v2.9.6
+	
+2.0.0 - 9/7/00
+   Version 2.0.0 released!
+   ctsim: Added Window menu to Main frame
+   ctsim: Disabled not support reconstruction method
+   Fixed obscure bug in sys_error
+   Fixed compilation in mingw environment not present
+   Fixed compilation in non-graphical environments	
+	
 2.0.0-b12 - 9/4/00
    ctsim: Added animation of reconstruction
    ctsim: Added saving of dialog parameters for Projection & Reconstruction