1.06b (Jan 4, 2010)
	- Fixed a path update bug in the replay table
	- Table columns are movable and removable (Go to View->Preferences) in the toolbar along the top)
		- There are also more columns to view information on
		- You will have to rebuild your database to see the extra information
	- The settings should save after closing, please let me know if there are any issues
	- Fixed the state saving of the software on close/open (it now remains maximized properly)
	- Added hot-key selection/assignment to the action breakdown
	- Tweaked the 'Refresh' button to run smoother
	- Altered the layout in anticipation of future changes (NOTE: searching is disabled in this version because of this, I plan to re-enable it in the future with more robust features)
	- Added browse buttons on the Settings tab to make easier folder finding
	- Changed the type of dialog box that greets you when interacting when a few of the buttons (it should use the native windows button now)

1.06a (Nov 29, 2009)
	- overhauled the layout of the first tab
	- overhauled the way the database is stored, and session settings are stored
		- look for data in C:/Documents and Settings/User/AppData/Roaming/johnhforrest.com
		- this means you have to recreate your database, sorry!
	- added a brief help section
	- changed the replay database table slightly
		- removed gamename, hostname columns
		- added gametype, matchup, date added columns
	- after adding replays it automatically sorts by date-time to put the most recent replays at the top

1.05c (Nov 14, 2009)
	- added parsing for heroes
	- added parsing for research

1.05b (Oct 12, 2009)
	- added the APM Graph
	- added a button to open warcraft 3 to watch the replay
	- fixed some memory leaks

1.05a (Oct 2, 2009)
	- added some win32 api programming, now instead of having replaydatabase.db in the
	  folder, its now stored in "MyDocuments\ReplayParserData"
		- other information will be stored here in the future
	- replays can now be opened using ReplayParser, and will automatically be added to the database
	- added a delete button, and now multiple replays are selectable for a mass delete
	- added a new tab, settings
	- added an 'add folder' button, to add replays from a folder and its sub folders
	- added a few menu items on the menu bar (ie, help and about)
	- added a replay count to see how many replays are currently in the database
	- added a refresh button that adds any new replays in the replay folder defined in the settings tab

1.04 
	- moving everything over to a GUI (apologize for the large .exe file size)
	- fixed some memory leaks
	- added SQL database functionality to store replays (this will save all the data in a file called replaydatabase.db, don't delete it unless you want to reload your database)

1.03
	- added in parsing for the last remaining action blocks (single player cheats, etc)
	- added some error checking to prevent the program from crashing (ie, when custom game replays are run)
	- integrated slot record into player record (known as player now)
	- cleaned up some debug code, combined a few functions
	- added functionality for writing / reading a snapshot of the replay
		- this can be used for creating a database type application

1.02
	- no longer dependent on the zlib .dll, all of the necessary source files are compiled and statically built along with the rest of the source code
	- overhauled the way the apm is tracked and calculated in each playerrecord

1.01
	- fixed the replay parser from crashing on certain replays by changing the way that 	  replay blocks were parsed
		- now all of the decompressed memory is read (from starting mem address to ending mem address)
		- previously it was only read up until the blockID became 0x00, but for some reason in a few replays there were several strings of 0x00 (either lag or game paused?)
	- began to add in ways to track APM
	- began to parse the information in action blocks (successfully obtain build orders, etc)

1.00
	- declared version numbers
	- moved all of the decompressing, read, write operations into RAM / virtual memory instead of hard drive
	- changed the way the decoded strings were handled (now uses unsigned char instead of short)
	- overhauled some of the functions to read in all of the replay information instead of skipping over some of it