*** Release Notes for SEE Version 3.6 ***

The default delimiter used to separate email addresses and path names has 
been changed from a coma ',' to a semicolon ';'. Delimiters can still be 
changed by using  SEE_ADDRESS_DELIMITER, SEE_PATH_DELIMITER, and 
SEE_ATTACH_DELIMITER.

New functions seeSendHTML, seeEncodeUTF8 and seeDecodeUTF8 were added.

*** Release Notes for SEE4D Version 3.5 ***

The seeSendEmail will not (normally) disconnect if the server returns an
error for a bad recipient. See the BCST_PRJ example project.

SEE_MIN_LINE_WAIT removed. Instead, use SEE_MIN_RESPONSE_WAIT.

SEE_MAX_LINE_WAIT, SEE_MAX_SMTP_WAIT, and SEE_MAX_POP_WAIT removed. Instead,
use SEE_MAX_RESPONSE_WAIT.

*** Release Notes for SEE4D Version 3.4 ***

The following applies ONLY if you are upgrading from version 2.1 or earlier.

   *** CHANGE 1: Two new functions were added: seeAttach and seeRelease.

seeAttach(N,KeyCode) must be called before any other code, where N = the
number of threads to be used. Use N = 1 if you will not be using threads.
Refer to the VER_PRJ.DPR program for an example.

seeRelease() must be called just before exiting your application. Do
NOT call seeRelease more than once.

   *** CHANGE 2: The thread number must be passed as the first argument
                 in the following SEE functions:

seeDebug
seeDeleteEmail
seeDriver
seeErrorText
seeGetEmailCount
seeGetEmailFile
seeGetEmailLines
seeGetEmailSize
seeGetEmailUID
seeIntegerParam
seePop3Connect
seeSendEmail
seeSmtpConnect
seeStatistics
seeStringParam
seeVerifyUser

Use 0 for the thread number argument if you will not be using threads.
Refer to the VER_PRJ.DPR program for an example.

*** KEYCODE ***

Version 3.0 requires that you pass a "key code" (32-bit integer) as the
second argument to seeAttach. Use 0 for the shareware version. For the
registered version, you will be issued a key that matches your
registered DLL's, placed in KEYCODE.PAS in the APPS directory.

Error code -74 (SEE_BAD_KEY_CODE) is returned if the wrong key code is
passed.

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