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-* Version 5.23
-
-** Overview
-
-   - New keyword search agenda view
-
-   - Many new extensions available in the CONTRIB directory
-
-   - New remember template option: pre-selection contexts
-
-   - Modifying list/headline status of a line
- 
-   - Granularity while editing time stamps
-
-   - New repeaters mechanisms
-
-   - New parameters for dynamic blocks ad the clock table
-
-   - Limiting iCalendar export to fewer entries
-
-   - =M-RET= splits lines again
-
-   - New hooks
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - The variable `org-time-stamp-rounding-minutes' is now a list
-     of two values - if you have configured this variable before,
-     please do it again.
-
-** Details
-
-*** New keyword search agenda view
-
-    `C-c a s' now invokes a special agenda view that can be used
-    to search notes by keyword and regular expressions.  In
-    particular, it does not require a single regular expression
-    or string to search for, but it can search for a number
-    keywords or regexps that can occur in arbitrary sequence in
-    the entry.  The search knows the boundaries of an entry, can
-    use simple Boolean logic and is reasonably fast.  For
-    example, the search string
-
-    : +computer +wifi -ethernet -{8\.11[bg]}
-
-    will search for note entries that contain the keywords
-    =computer= and =wifi=, but not the keyword =ethernet=, and
-    which are also not matched by the regular expression
-    "8\.11[bg]", meaning to exclude both 8.11b and 8.11g.  If the
-    first character of the search string is an asterisk, the
-    search will only look at headlines - otherwise it will look
-    at the headine and the text below it, up to the next
-    (possibly sub-) heading.
-
-    The command searches all agenda files, and in addition the
-    files listed in =org-agenda-text-search-extra-files=.
-    
-    I find it very useful to define a custom command to do such
-    a search only in a limited number of files (my notes files),
-    like this:
-
-    : ("N" "Search notes" search ""
-    :   ((org-agenda-files '("~/org/notes.org" "~/org/computer.org"))
-    :    (org-agenda-text-search-extra-files nil)))
-
-*** Many new extensions available in the CONTRIB directory
-
-    - Phil Jackson's /org-irc.el/ is now part of the Org-mode
-      core, which means it will become part of Emacs soon.
-
-    - The new development model already starts to pay off, a
-      number of interesting extensions are now part of the
-      distribution.  Check the file CONTRIB/README for a list.
-
-    - There is a new variable `org-default-extensions'.
-      Configuring this variable makes it *very* easy to load
-      these default extensions - eventually this will be expanded
-      to cover contributed extensions as well.
-
-*** New remember template option: pre-selection contexts
-
-    - Remember template definitions now allow six elements.  The
-      last element defines the contexts in which the template
-      should be offered.  It can be a list of major modes, a
-      function, =t= or =nil=.  If it is a list of major-mode, the
-      template will be available only when =org-remember= is
-      called from a buffer in one of these modes.  If it is a
-      function, the template will be offered only if the function
-      returns `t' when called in the current buffer.  A value of
-      =t= or =nil= for this element means select this template in
-      any context.
-
-      One possible application for this would be to have several
-      templates all using the same selection letter, and choosing
-      the right one based on context.  For example, think of
-      tasks describing a bug in a source code file.  With the
-      following configuration we make sure that the bug reports
-      are filed into the appropriate sections of the target file.
-      
-: (setq org-remember-templates
-:  '(("Elisp" ?b "* %a\n\n%i%?" "~/bugs.org" "Elisp bugs" (emacs-lisp-mode))
-:    ("C Bugs" ?b "* %a\n\n%i%?" "~/bugs.org" "C bugs" (cc-mode))))
-     
-      See (info "(org)Remember templates") for details.
-
-*** Modifying list/headline status of a line
-
-    - `C-c -' has now more functions:
-      + In a table, add a hline as before
-      + In an item list, cycle bullet type as before
-      + In a normal line, turn it into an item
-      + In a headline, turn it into an item
-      + If there is an active region, turn each line into an item.
-        But if the first region line is already an item, remove
-        item markers from all lines.
-
-      Based on proposals by Bastien.
-
-    - `C-c *' has now more functions
-      + in a table, recompute, as before
-      + in a normal line, convert it to a sub heading.
-      + at an item, convert it into a subheading
-      + if there is an active region, convert all lines in the
-        region to headlines.  However, if the first lie already is
-        a heading, remove the stars from all lines int he region.
-
-      Based on proposals by Bastien.
- 
-*** Changes related to time stamps
-
-    - The value variable =org-time-stamp-rounding-minutes= is now
-      a list of two values.  The first applies when creating a new
-      time stamp.  The second applies when modifying a timestamp
-      with S-up/down.  The default for this new task is 5 minutes,
-      but 15 may also be a very good value for many people.  If
-      S-up/down is used on a time stamp where the minute part is
-      not compatible with this granularity it will be made so.
-      You can bypass this by using a prefix argument to exactly
-      specify the number of minutes to shift.
-
-      This was a proposal by Adam Spiers.
-
-    - New repeaters that shift a date relative to today, or that
-      make sure that the next date is in the future.  For example:
-
-      :** TODO Call Father
-      :   DEADLINE: <2008-02-10 Sun ++1w>
-      :   Marking this DONE will shift the date by at least one week,
-      :   but also by as many weeks as it takes to get this date into
-      :   the future.  However, it stays on a Sunday, even if you called
-      :   and marked it done on Saturday.
-      :** TODO Check the batteries in the smoke detectors
-      :   DEADLINE: <2005-11-01 Tue .+1m>
-      :   Marking this DONE will shift the date to one month after
-      :   today.
-
-      Proposed by Wanrong Lin and Rainer Stengle.
-
-*** New parameters for dynamic blocks ad the clock table
-
-    - There is a new =:link= parameter for the clocktable.  When
-      set, the headlines listed in the table will be links to the
-      original headlines.
-
-    - There is a new =:content= parameter that is passed to the
-      writer function of the dynamic block.  Use this parameter
-      to pass the previous content of the block to the writer
-      function, in case you want to make the outcome dependent on
-      the previous content.
-
-*** Limiting iCalendar export to fewer entries
-
-    - New way to limit iCalendar export to the entries captured in
-      an agenda view.  This is done by "writing" the agenda view
-      using `C-x C-w' to a file with extension .ics.
-
-      This was a request by Kyle Sexton.
-
-*** Misc
-
-   - Due to a popular revolt shortly after the 5.22 release,
-     =M-RET= can again be used to split a line so that the rest
-     of the line becomes the new heading.  However, if you do
-     this in a heading containing tags, the tags will stay in the
-     old line.
-
-     Customize the variable =org-M-RET-may-split-line= if you
-     don't want this command to split a line in the middle.  The
-     same variable also influences line splitting in items and in
-     tables.
-
-   - There are three new hooks:
-
-     =org-follow-link-hook=: runs after following a link
-     =org-publish-before-export-hook=: runs before export
-     =org-publish-after-export-hook=: runs after export
-     
-* Version 5.22
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - The variable `org-log-done' is now less complex.
-   - The in-buffer settings for logging have changed.  Some
-     options no longer exists, some new ones have been added.
-
-** Details
-
-*** Changes to logging progress
-
-    There is now more control over which state changes are being
-    logged in what way.  Please read carefully the corresponding
-    sections in the manual.  Basically: 
-
-    - The variable `org-log-done' has been simplified, it no
-      longer influences logging state changes and clocking out.
-    - There is a new variable for triggering note-taking when
-      clocking out an item: `org-log-note-clock-out'.
-    - Logging of state changes now has to be configured on a
-      pre-keyword basis, either in `org-todo-keywords' or in the
-      #+TODO in-buffer setting.
-    - These per-keyword settings allow more control.  For example
-
-      : WAIT(w@)    Record a note when entering this state.
-      : WAIT(w!)    Record a timestamp when entering this state.
-      : WAIT(w@/!)  Recore a note when entering and timestamp
-      :             when leaving this state.  This is great for
-      :             getting a record when switching *back* from
-      :              WAIT to TODO.
-      : WAIT(/!)    Record a timestamp when leaving this state.
-      :             Here we not even define a fast access
-      :             character, but just the logging stuff.
-
-    This was triggered by requests from Wanrong Lin and Bernt Hansen.
-
-*** Other
-
-   - M-RET no longer brakes a line in the middle, it will make a
-     new line after the current or (if cursor is at the beginning
-     of the line) before the current line.
-
-   - RET, when executed in a headline after the main text and
-     before the tags will leave the tags in the current line and
-     create a new line below the current one.
-
-* Version 5.21
-
-  Bug fixes, in particular the long-hunted bug about wrong window
-  positions after pressing SPACE in the agenda.  Hopefully this
-  is really fixed.
-
-* Version 5.20
-
-** Overview
-
-*** Remember/Refile/Goto
-
-    - The use of prefix arguments for the commands `org-remember'
-      and `org-refile' has been normalized.
-
-    - The clock can now safely be used in a remember buffer.
-      
-    - The variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive'
-      introduced only in 5.19 is already obsolete.  Please use
-      `org-remember-interactive-interface' instead.
-
-    - It is no longer necessary to update the refiling targets.
-
-    - Automatic isearch in `org-goto'.
-
-    - Outline-path-completion as alternative org-goto interface.
-
-*** Misc
-
-    - Checkboxes now work hierarchically.
-
-    - `C-k' can now behave specially in headlines.
-
-    - Repeater for tasks in plain timestamps.
-
-    - All clock intervals of an item show in agenda/timeline.
-      
-    - New parameter =:step= for clocktable, to get daily reports.
-
-    - Never loose a repeaded scheduled item from the agenda.
-
-    - Archiving a subtree now stores the outline path in a property.
-
-    - Links to messages in Apple Mail.
-
-    - Bug fixes.
-
-** Incompatible Changes
-   
-   - The variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive'
-     introduced only in 5.19 is already obsolete.  Please use
-     `org-remember-interactive-interface' instead.
-
-** Details
-
-*** Remember/Refile/Goto
-
-    - The use of prefix arguments for the commands `org-remember'
-      and `org-refile' has been normalized:
-
-      + when called without prefix argument, the command does its
-        normal job, starting a remember note or refiling a tree.
-
-      + when called with a single C-u prefix, these commands can be
-        used to select a target location and to jump there.  In
-        the case of `org-remember', you will be prompted for a
-        template and then Emacs jumps to the default target
-        location or this template.  In the case of `org-refile',
-        you select a location from the refile target list and jump
-        there.
-
-      + when called with two prefixes (`C-u C-u'), the command
-        jumps to the location last used for storing a note or a
-        moved tree.
-
-    - When the clock is running inside an remember buffer, storing
-      the remember buffer with `C-c C-c' will automatically clock
-      out.  This was inspired by a request by Rainer Stengle. 
-      
-    - The variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive'
-      introduced only in 5.19 is already obsolete.  Please use
-      `org-remember-interactive-interface' instead.  This new
-      variable does select the interface that is used to select
-      the target for a remember note in an interactive way.
-      Possible values are:
-
-      + `outline': Use an outline of the document to select a
-        location.  
-      + `outline-path-completion': Use completion of an outline
-        path to select a location.
-      + `refile': Offer the `org-refile-targets' as possible
-        targets.
-
-    - It is no longer necessary to update the refiling targets -
-      they are always current.
-
-    - In `org-goto', typing characters now automatically starts
-      isearch from the beginning of the buffer.  The isearch is
-      special also because it only matches in headline.  This
-      goes some way toward saving org-goto from being removed
-      from Org-mode.  Thanks to Piotr Zielinski for the code, and
-      sorry that it took me so long to put it in.  If you prefer
-      to use single letters n,p,f,b,u,q for navigation as before,
-      configure the variable `org-goto-auto-isearch'.
-
-    - Outline-path-completion is now available as an alternative
-      interface in the command `org-goto'.  Please select the
-      default interface you'd like to use with the new variable
-      `org-goto-interface'.  You can then select the alternative
-      interface with a prefix argument to `C-c C-j' (org-goto).  I
-      am considering to make outline-path-completion the default
-      interface.  Comments?
-
-
-*** Misc
-
-    - Checkboxes now work hierarchically.  When a plain-list item
-      with a checkbox has children with checkboxes, the status of
-      the item's checkbox is calculated from the children, each
-      time a checkbox is toggled with C-c C-c.  Thanks to Miguel
-      A. Figueroa-Villanueva for a patch to this effect.
-
-    - There is a new variable `org-special-ctrl-k'.  When set,
-      `C-k' will behave specially in headlines:
-
-      + When the cursor is at the beginning of a headline, kill
-        the entire line and possible the folded subtree below the
-        line.
-      + When in the middle of the headline text, kill the
-        headline up to the tags.
-      + When after the headline text, kill the tags.
-
-      This is following a proposal by Piotr Zielinski.
-
-    - You can now also have a plain (as opposed to deadline or
-      scheduled) repeater timestamp in a task.  Switching the task
-      to DONE will now also shift a plain time stamp.  This was a
-      request by Austin Frank.
-
-    - If an entry is clocked multiple times, it will now show up
-      several times in the agenda and timeline buffers, when
-      log-mode is on.  This was a proposal by Jurgen Defurne.
-      
-    - The clock table accepts a new parameter =:step=.  This
-      parameter can be `day' or `week' and will result in separate
-      tables for each day or week in the requested time interval.
-      This was triggered by a proposal by Sacha Chua in her [[http://sachachua.com/wp/2007/12/30/clocking-time-with-emacs-org/][blog]].
-
-    - A time-stamp with a repeater now no longer refers to the
-      date *closest* to the current day.  Instead, it means either
-      today or the most recent match.  This change makes sure that
-      overdue scheduled or deadline items never disappear from the
-      agenda.  With the previous convention, an overdue scheduled
-      item would disappear.  For example, a weekly item scheduled
-      for Sunday would appear as overdue until Wednesday, and the
-      suddenly disappear until next Sunday.  Now the item will
-      show up as "Sched 7x" on Saturday.  From Sunday on it will
-      be in the list as "Scheduled", i.e. old sins will be
-      forgiven.  This follows a request by Warong, Dennis and
-      Bernt.
-
-    - Archiving a subtree now creates an additional property,
-      =ARCHIVE_OLPATH=.  This property contains the "path" in the
-      outline tree to the archived entry, as it was in the
-      original file.  For example, archiving =Fix the door= in the
-      following hierarchy
-      
-      : * Tasks
-      : ** HOME
-      : *** Garage
-      : **** Fix the door
-      
-      will file is with the following property
-      
-      : :ARCHIVE_PATH: Task/HOME/Garage
-      
-      Note that you can configure (i.e. limit) the information
-      that gets stored upon archiving with the variable
-      `org-archive-save-context-info'.
-
-    - New file `org-mac-message.el' by John Wiegley to create
-      links for messages in Apple Mail, and to follow these
-      links.
-
-    - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 5.19
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Column view can list the clocked times of a subtree.
-
-   - Storing remember notes can use the `org-refile' interface.
-
-   - Storing remember notes no longer produced empty lines.
-
-   - Moving subtrees now folds all siblings of the subtree.
-
-   - New variable `org-agenda-todo-keyword-format'.
-
-   - Hack to allow brackets in link descriptions.
-
-   - Clocking into an entry can enforce a specific TODO state.
-
-   - EXPORT_FILE_NAME may be an absolute file name with "~".
-
-   - Bug fixes, lots of them.
-
-** Details
-
-   - A new special column definition lists the sum of all CLOCK
-     entries in a subtree.  For example
-
-     : #+COLUMNS: %20ITEM %10Time_Estimate{:} %CLOCKSUM
-
-     will allow you to compare estimated times (as given in the
-     Time_Estimate property) with the clocked times.  This was a
-     request by Bernt Hansen.
-
-   - Storing remember notes can now use the `org-refile'
-     interface instead of the `org-goto' interface (see the
-     variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive').
-     Nothing will change if the note is stored immediately after
-     pressing `C-c C-c' in the =*Remember*= buffer.  But if you
-     have chosen (e.g. by pressing `C-u C-c C-c') to
-     interactively select the filing location (file and
-     headline), the refile interface will be used instead.  I am
-     excited about this change, because the `org-goto' interface
-     is basically a failure, at least for this application.  Note
-     that in any case the refile interface has to be configured
-     first by customizing `org-refile-targets'.
-
-   - Notes inserted with remember now remove any whitespace
-     before and after the note before being pasted, so that there
-     will be no empty lines inserted together with the note.  We
-     could invent special syntax in remember templates to allow
-     creating empty lines before a note - is there anyone who'd
-     want this?
-
-   - Moving subtrees now folds all siblings of the subtree.  This
-     is the only reasonably simple way I could find to avoid the
-     reported inconsistencies in the folding state of the outline
-     tree after moving entries.  There are reasons to like this
-     new behavior, because it easily visualizes where the tree is
-     located after the move.  Still, not everyone might be happy
-     with this.  Massive complaining would be needed to make me
-     fix this.
-
-   - New variable `org-agenda-todo-keyword-format' to specify the
-     width of the TODO keyword field in the agenda display.  Use
-     it to get things to line up better.  This was a proposal by
-     Rainer Stengele.
-
-   - If a link description inserted with `C-c C-l' contains
-     brackets, the brackets will now be converted into curly
-     braces.  This looks similar enough.  Supporting brackets in
-     link descriptions is, for technical reasons too long to
-     explain here, complex.
-
-   - The new option `org-clock-in-switch-to-state' can be set to
-     a TODO state that will be enforced when the clock is started
-     on an entry.  This follows an idea by Sacha Chua.
-
-   - The EXPORT_FILE_NAME property may now also be an absolute
-     file name, and it may contain abbreviations like "~" for the
-     users home directory.  This was requested by Adam Spiers.
-
-   - Bug fixes, lots of them.
-
-* Version 5.18
-
-  Minor fixes.
-
-* Version 5.17
-
-** Details
-
-*** Whitespace
-
-    - When cutting, pasting, or moving subtrees and items, the
-      empty lines *before* the subtree/item now belong to the
-      part and will be moved with it.  There is one exception to
-      this rule: If the first child is moved down (or,
-      equivalently, the second is moved up), the amount of empty
-      lines *above* the first child to be moved along with it is
-      limited by the number of empty lines *below* it.  This
-      sounds complicated, but it allows to have extra empty space
-      before the first child and still have good behavior of the
-      subtree motion commands.
-
-    - Plain lists items work the same.
-
-    I believe we have finally nailed this one.  Thanks to Daniel
-    Pittman for bring this up again and to Eric Schulte for
-    pointing out that it is the empty lines *before* an entry
-    that really count.
-
-    This change was non-trivial, please give it a good test and
-    let me know about any problems.
-
-*** Remember
-
-    - The new command `org-remember-goto-last-stored' will jump
-      to the location of the remember note stored most recently.
-      If you have `org-remember' on a key like `C-c r', then you
-      can go to the location with a double prefix arg: `C-u C-u
-      C-c r'.  This was a proposal by Rainer Stengele.
-
-    - Template items that are being prompted for can now specify
-      a default value and a completion table.  Furthermore,
-      previous inputs at a specific prompt are captured in a
-      history variable.  For example:
-
-      : %^{Author|Roald Dahl|Thomas Mann|Larry Niven}
-
-      will prompt for an author name.  Pressing RET without
-      typing anything will select "Roald Dahl".  Completion will
-      give you any of the three names.  And a history will be
-      kept, so you can use the arrow keys to get to previous
-      input.  The history is tied to the prompt.  By using the
-      same prompt in different templates, you can build a history
-      across templates.  The ideas for this came from proposals
-      by Bastien and Adam.
-
-    - When a remember template contains the string `%!', the note
-      will be stored immediately after all template parts have
-      been filled in, so you don't even have to press `C-c
-      C-c'. The was a proposal by Adam Spiers.
-
-*** Refile
-
-    - `org-refile-targets' has a new parameter to specify a
-      maximum level for target selection.  Thanks to Wanrong Lin
-      for this proposal.
-
-    - When the new option `org-refile-use-outline-path' is set,
-      refile targets will be presented like a file path to the
-      completion interface: "level 1/level 2/level 3".  This
-      may be the fastest interface yet to get to a certain
-      outline entry.  Do we need to use this interface in other
-      places?  Thanks to Jose Ruiz for this proposal.
-
-* Version 5.16
-
-** Details
-
-*** Restriction lock on agenda scope
-
-    You can now permanently lock the agenda construction to a
-    certain scope, like a file or a subtree.  So instead of
-    pressing "<" for each command in the agenda dispatcher, you
-    only once select a restriction scope.  All subsequent agenda
-    commands will than respect this restriction.  For example,
-    you can use this at work, to limit agendas to your work file
-    or tree, and at home to limit to the home file or tree.  Or
-    you can use it during the day in order to focus in on certain
-    projects.
-
-    You select a scope with the command `C-c C-x <', which
-    restricts to the current subtree.  When called with a `C-u'
-    prefix, the restriction is to the current file.  You can also
-    make restrictions from the speedbar frame, see below.
-
-    When making a new restriction and an agenda window is
-    currently visible, it will immediately be updated to reflect
-    the new scope.  If you like you can display an agenda view
-    and then watch it change in various scopes.
-
-    To get rid of the restriction, use the command "C-c C-x >".
-    Or press ">" in the agenda dispatcher.  Also, and use of "<"
-    in the dispatcher will disable the restriction lock and
-    select a new restriction.
-
-    Thanks to Rick Moynihan for triggering this development. 
-
-*** Imenu and Speedbar support
-
-    - Org-mode now supports Imenu.  For example, with the setting
-
-      : (add-hook 'org-mode-hook 
-      :    (lambda () 'imenu-add-to-menubar "Imenu"))
-
-      a menu will be created in each Org-mode buffer that
-      provides access to all level 1 and level 2 headings.  The
-      depth of the menu can be set with the variable
-      `org-imenu-depth'.
-
-    - org-mode now supports Speedbar.  This means that you can
-      drill into the first and second level headlines of an
-      Org-mode file right from the speedbar frame.
-
-    - You can set a restriction lock for the Org-mode agenda to a
-      file or a subtree directly from the speedbar frame.  Just
-      press "<" with the cursor on an Org-mode file or subtree to
-      set the lock and immediately update the agenda if it is
-      visible.  Use ">" to get rid of the lock again.
-
-* Version 5.15
-
-** Details
-
-   - There are new special properties TIMESTAMP and TIMESTAMP_IA.
-     These can be used to access the first keyword-less active
-     and inactive timestamp in an entry, respectively.
-
-   - New variable `org-clock-heading-function'.  It can be set to
-     a function that creates the string shown in the mode line
-     when a clock is running.  Thanks to Tom Weissmann for this
-     idea.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 5.14
-
-** Overview
-
-   + Remember and related stuff
-     - New command `org-refile' to quickly move a note.
-     - Easy way to jump to the target location of remember template.
-     - New %-escapes in remember templates: %c %(...) and %[...]
-     - `org-remember-insinuate' simplifies remember setup
-
-   + Emphasis and Font-lock stuff
-     - Stacked emphasis is no longer allowed.
-     - You may finally emphasize a single character like ~*a*~.
-     - Font-lock now can hide the emphasis markers
-     - Text in the "=" emphasis is exported verbatim
-     - There is a new emphasis marker "~" for verbatim text
-     - Constructs treated specially by the exporters can be highlighted
-
-   + Properties and Column view
-     - More control over which properties use inheritance
-     - CATEGORY="work" can now be used in a tags/property search
-     - the {+} summary type can specify a printf-style output format
-     - New currency summary type {$}
-
-   + The date/time prompt
-     - While entering data, watch live the current interpretation.
-     - The date prompt now prefers to select the future
-     - Easier modification of time in an existing time stamp.
-
-   + Export
-     - You can now export some special strings in HTML, like "..."
-     - #+EMAIL: may contain several email addresses
-
-   + Agenda
-     - In the agenda, a few keys have changed: `g', `G', and `e'.
-
-   + Miscellaneous
-     - Class-dependent sectioning structures in LaTeX export.
-     - Radio-lists modeled after the radio tables.
-     - The default for `org-ellipsis' is back to nil
-     - Support for pabbrev-mode
-     - New variable `org-show-entry-below'.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - If you have customized the variable `org-emphasis-alist' or
-     org-export-emphasis-alist', you need to do it again by first
-     canceling your customization and then adding it again.
-
-   - I know that some people have defined their own private helper
-     functions to select a specific remember template, without being
-     prompted, like this:
-
-     : (defun my-remember-template-n ()
-     :    (interactive)
-     :    (org-remember ?n))
-
-     You need to modify this.  The character selecting the template
-     must now be the /second/ argument to `org-remember':
-
-     : (defun my-remember-template-n ()
-     :    (interactive)
-     :    (org-remember nil ?n))
-
-   - `C-c C-w' now refiles an entry.  To get a sparse tree of
-     deadlines, use `C-c / d' instead.
-
-** Details
-
-*** Remember and related stuff
-
-    - New command `org-refile' to quickly move a note to a
-      different place.  It is bound to `C-c C-w'.  The foremost
-      application might be to put a note or task captured with
-      `remember' into the proper list or project.  The command
-      offers a list of possible refiling targets for completion.
-      These are headings under which the entry will be inserted
-      as a subitem.  By default, this will offer all top-level
-      headings in the current buffer, but you can configure the
-      variable `org-refile-targets' to get more complex
-      definitions.  For example:
-
-      : (setq org-refile-targets '((nil . (:level . 2))))
-
-      selects all level 2 headlines in the current buffer as
-      targets.  And
-
-      : (setq org-refile-targets
-      :      '((org-agenda-files . (:tag . "refile"))))
-
-      searches all agenda files and selects headlines that are
-      explicitly marked with the tag :refile: .  Note that the
-      list of targets is built upon first use only, to rebuilt
-      it, call the command `C-c C-w' with a double prefix
-      argument.
-
-      This is based on an idea and example implementation by Max
-      Mikhanosha.  Many thanks Max.
-
-    - You can now use a C-u prefix on `org-remember' to jump to
-      the location where a specific templates stores its notes.
-      For example, if you have `org-remember' bound to `C-c r',
-      then `C-u C-c r n' will get you to the file and headline
-      given in the template associated with the letter "n".
-
-      This was proposed by someone, but I have lost track who.
-      Sorry, and thanks anyway.
-
-    - New %-escapes in remember templates:
-
-      : %c     insert the current clipboard, like C-y would do
-      : %(..)  evaluate Lisp expression and insert the result
-      : %[..]  include file
-
-      Thanks to Adam Spiers and Tim O'Callaghan.
-
-    - New function `org-remember-insinuate' that makes is easier
-      to set Org-mode specific values for remember variables.
-      Thanks to Michael Olson for this proposal.  It is
-      equivalent to:
-
-      : (require 'remember)
-      : (setq remember-annotation-functions '(org-remember-annotation))
-      : (setq remember-handler-functions '(org-remember-handler))
-      : (add-hook 'remember-mode-hook 'org-remember-apply-template))
-
-      You might still want to set `org-default-notes-file' to
-      provide a default for templates without a file, and
-      `org-directory' to show where to find other org files.
-
-*** Emphasis and Font-lock stuff
-
-    - Stacked emphasis like ~*/bold italic/*~ is no longer allowed.
-
-    - You may finally emphasize a single character like ~*a*~.
-
-    - Font-lock now can hide the emphasis markers, just like Muse
-      does.  Configure the variable `org-hide-emphasis-markers'
-      if you want this.  Showing the characters continues to be
-      the default in Org-mode.
-
-    - Text in the "=" emphasis is now exported verbatim, i.e. no
-      further parsing and interpretation of this text takes place.  So
-      you can write ~=quoted *xxx* a_x = b=~.  This and the following
-      point implement a request by Daniel Clemente.
-
-    - There is a new emphasis marker "~" which marks text to be
-      exported verbatim, without special formatting.  Inside an
-      org-mode file, this text is highlighted with the org-verbatim
-      face.  I am not happy with the face yet (currently is is like
-      org-code, but underlined), please suggest a better one.
-
-    - Whether an emphasis environment is verbatim or not is now an
-      extra flag in the variable `org-emphasis-alist'.  If you have
-      configured this variable, do it again by first canceling your
-      customization to revert to the default, and then adding it
-      again.
-
-    - New variable `org-highlight-latex-fragments-and-specials'.
-      When turned on, Org-mode will highlight all strings that
-      are treated in a special way by the exporters.  This is
-      great for export-oriented writing, but maybe a bit noisy
-      for note taking, so this feature is off by default.
-
-*** Properties and Column view
-
-    - `org-use-property-inheritance' may now also be a list of
-      property names that should be treated with inheritance
-      during searches.
-
-    - CATEGORY="work" can now be used in a tags/property search,
-      even if the category is not specified as a property in the
-      entry, but rather is inherited or derived from #+CATEGORY.
-      Thanks to Adam, Tim, and Bastien for an interesting
-      discussion around this issue.
-
-    - Summary type improvements in column view.
-      * The {+} summary type can specify a printf-style output
-        format for computed values like this: {+;%5.2f}
-	This was triggered by a report by Levin.
-      * New currency summary type {$}, which so far is just a
-        shorthand for {+;%.2f}.  Do we need to have a currency
-        symbol in front of each value.  Scott Jaderholm asked for
-        this, but I am not sure if this is already what he meant.
-
-*** The date/time prompt
-
-    There have been several small but *very* useful additions to
-    the date prompt.
-
-    - While entering data at the date prompt, the current
-      interpretation of your input is shown next to your input in
-      the minibuffer.  I find this great to understand how the
-      input works.  If you find the extra stuff in the minibuffer
-      annoying, turn it off with `org-read-date-display-live'.
-
-    - The date prompt now prefers to select the future.  If you
-      enter a date without a month, and the day number is before
-      today (for example, on the 16th of the month you enter
-      "9"), Org-mode will assume next month.  Similarly, if you
-      enter a month and no year, next year will be assumed if the
-      entered month is before the current, for example if you
-      enter "May" in September.  Thanks to John Rakestraw for
-      this great suggestion.  If you find it confusing, turn it
-      off with `org-read-date-prefer-future'.
-
-    - When modifying an existing date using `C-c .' at the stamp,
-      the time or time range in the stamp are now offered as
-      default input at the prompt.  This goes a long way to
-      simplifying the modification of an existing date.  Thanks
-      to Adam Spiers for this proposal.
-
-*** Export (all implemented by Bastien...)
-
-    - You can now export special strings in HTML.  Here is the
-      list of newly performed conversions:
-
-      | Org | Description                        | HTML     |
-      |-----+------------------------------------+----------|
-      | ~\\-~ | double backslash followed by minus | &shy;    |
-      | ~--~  | two dashes (minuses)               | &ndash;  |
-      | ~---~ | three dashes (minuses)             | &mdash;  |
-      | ~...~ | three dots                         | &hellip; |
-
-      You can turn this globally on or off with
-      `org-export-with-special-strings' or locally with "-:t" or
-      "-:nil" in the #+OPTIONS line.  Thanks to Adam Spiers for
-      starting the discussion, and thanks to Daniel Clemente and
-      William Henney for relevant inputs.
-
-    - Comma-separated emails in #+EMAIL: are correctly exported.
-      Thanks to Raman for pointing out this omission.
-
-*** Agenda
-
-    - In the agenda, a few keys have changed
-      : g  does now the same a "r", refresh current display,
-      :    because "g" is the Emacs standard for "refresh"
-      : G  toggle the time grid, used to be "g"
-      : e  Execute another agenda command, pretty much the same as
-      :    `C-c a', but shorter and keep the same agenda window.
-
-*** Miscellaneous (much of it from Bastien)
-
-    - You can now select the sectioning structure of your LaTeX
-      export by setting it either globally
-      (`org-export-latex-default-class') or locally in each Org
-      file (with #+LaTeX_CLASS: myclass).  You can also customize
-      the list of available classes and their sectioning
-      structures through the new `org-export-latex-classes'
-      option.  Thanks to Daniel for discussions and suggestion on
-      this issue.
-
-    - You can send and receive radio lists in HTML,
-      LaTeX or TeXInfo, just as you send and receive radio
-      tables.  Check the documentation for details and examples.
-
-    - The default for `org-ellipsis' is back to nil, some people
-      seem to have had problems with the face as a default.
-
-    - Support for pabbrev-mode, needs pabbrev version 1.1.  Thanks
-      to Phillip Lord for adapting his package to make this
-      possible.
-
-    - New variable `org-show-entry-below' to force context-showing
-      commands to expose the body of a headline that is being
-      shown.  Thanks to Harald Weis for pointing out this omission.
-
-
-* Version 5.13i
-
-** Details
-
-   - On the date/time prompt, you can now also answer with
-     something like +2tue to pick the second tuesday from today.
-     This was a proposal by Sacha Chua.
-
-   - When interpopating into Lisp formulas in the spreadsheet,
-     the values of constants and properties are no longer
-     enclosed into parenthesis.  When interpolating for calc,
-     this still happens in order to allow expressions in
-     constants.  This problem was reported by Eddward DeVilla.
-
-   - When a directory is listed in `org-agenda-files', all files
-     with extension matched by the new variable
-     `org-agenda-file-regexp' in that directory will be agenda
-     files.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 5.13
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Bug fixes and improvements in column view
-     + All known bugs fixed.
-     + A Column view can be captured into a dynamic block.
-     + The ITEM column is formatted core compactly.
-     + Also ITEM can be edited with `e'
-
-   - The agenda dispatcher
-     + `<' cycles through restriction states.
-     + Multi-character access codes to commands (= sub-keymaps).
-
-   - Sorting improvements
-     + User-defined sorting keys.
-     + Sorting by properties.
-     + Sorting of plain lists.
-
-   - HTML <div> structure
-
-   - Other stuff
-     + New variables, several of them.
-     + Drawers can be set on a per-file basis.
-     + Better control over priority fontification in agenda.
-     + M-up and M-down now move the current line up and down.
-     + Abort remember template selection with C-g.
-
-** Details
-
-*** Bug fixes and improvements in column view
-
-    - All the bugs described by Scott Jaderholm have been fixed
-      (at least I hope so...).
-
-    - You can now capture a column view into a dynamic block, for
-      exporting or printing it.  The column view can be
-
-      + global, i.e. for the entire file
-      + local, i.e. for the subtree where the dynamic block is
-      + from an entry with a specific :ID: property.
-
-      You can identify the entry whose column view you want to
-      capture by assigning an :ID: property, and use that property
-      in the dynamic block definition.  For example:
-
-      : * Planning
-      :   :PROPERTIES:
-      :     :ID: planning-overview
-      :   :END:
-      :
-      : [...]
-      :
-      : * The column view
-      : #+BEGIN: columnview :hlines 1 :id "planning-overview"
-      :
-      : #+END:
-
-      Use `C-c C-x r' to insert such a dynamic block, and you will
-      be prompted for the ID.
-
-    - When the current column format displays TODO keyword,
-      priority or tags, these parts are stripped from the content
-      of the ITEM column, making for more compact and readable
-      entries.  When any of these "properties" are not listed in
-      the current column format, they are instead retained in the
-      ITEM column.
-
-    - You can now also edit the ITEM column with `e'.
-
-*** The agenda dispatcher
-
-    - Instead of pressing `1' to restrict an agenda command to
-      the current buffer, or `0' to restrict it to the current
-      subtree or region, you can now also press `<' once or
-      twice, respectively.  This frees up `1' and `0' for user
-      commands, a request by Bastien.  In fact, "<" cycles
-      through different restriction states.  "1" and "0" are
-      still available for backward compatibility, until you bind
-      them to custom commands.
-
-    - The access code to custom agenda commands can now contain
-      several characters, effectively allowing to bundle several
-      similar commands into a sub-keymap.  This follows an
-      excellent proposal by Adam Spiers.  For example:
-
-      : (setq org-agenda-custom-commands
-      :   '(("h" . "HOME + Name tag searches") ; describe prefix "h"
-      :     ("hl" tags "+HOME+Lisa")
-      :     ("hp" tags "+HOME+Peter")
-      :     ("hk" tags "+HOME+Kim")))
-
-    - The user function option in org-agenda-custom-commands may
-      now also be a lambda expression, following a request by
-      Adam Spiers.
-
-*** Sorting improvements
-
-    We are using a new routine for sorting entries, courtesy of
-    John Wiegley.  Many thanks to John.
-
-    - You can define your own function to extract a sorting key
-      and in this way sort entries by anything you like.
-
-    - Entries can now be sorted according to the value of a
-      property.
-
-    - Plain lists can be sorted.
-
-*** HTML <div> structure
-
-    There is now a <div>-based structure in exported HTML.
-
-    - The table of context is wrapped into a div with a class
-      "table-of-contents".
-
-    - The outline structure is embedded in <div> elements with
-      classes "outline-1", "outline-2" etc.
-
-    - The postamble, containing the author information and the
-      date is wrapped into a div with class "postamble".
-
-    I am not sure if the class names are the best choice, let me
-    know if there are more "canonical" choices.
-
-    Thanks to Mike Newman and Cezar for input, and in particular
-    to Mike for his clearly formulated specification.
-
-*** Other stuff
-
-    - New variable `org-agenda-window-frame-fractions' to
-      customize the size limits of the agenda window in the case
-      that you display the agenda window by reorganizing the
-      frame.
-
-    - Drawers can be set on a per-file basis using
-
-      : #+DRAWERS: HIDDEN STATE PROPERTIES
-
-      This will define the drawers :HIDDEN: and :STATE:.
-      The :PROPERTY: drawer should always be part of this list, or
-      your properties will not be folded away.
-      Thanks to Richard G. Riley for this proposal.
-
-    - `org-agenda-fontify-priorities' may now also be an
-      association list of priorities and faces, to specify the
-      faces of priorities in the agenda individually.
-
-    - The variable `org-export-with-property-drawer' no longer
-      exists, please use `org-export-with-drawers' instead.  Also,
-      the corresponding switch in the #+OPTIONS line has changed
-      from "p" to "d".  Thanks to Bastien for pointing out that we
-      needed to handle not only the property drawer.
-
-    - M-up and M-down now move the current line up and down (if
-      not at a headline, item or table).  Among other things you
-      can use this to re-order properties in the drawer.  This was
-      a proposal by Bastien.
-
-    - New variable `org-agenda-todo-ignore-with-date', based on a
-      request by Wanrong Lin.
-
-    - Aborting remember template selection with C-g now kills the
-      remember buffer and restores the old window configuration.
-      This was a request by Nuutti Kotivuori.
-
-* Version 5.12
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Remember templates can now have name.
-   - `C-c C-k' will abort taking a note (remember of log)
-   - `C-c C-x C-w' and `C-c C-x M-w' now accept a prefix arg.
-   - Lines in the agenda can be fontified according to priority.
-   - New variable `org-scheduled-past-days'.
-   - New variables `org-agenda-deadline-leaders' and
-     `org-agenda-scheduled-leaders'.
-   - New sparse tree function `org-sparse-tree'.
-   - The variable `org-ellipsis' now defaults to `org-link'.
-   - The #+OPTIONS line has a new option "tags".
-   - New variable `org-use-property-inheritance'.
-
-** Incompatible Changes
-
-   - `C-c /' now calls `org-sparse-tree'.
-
-** Details
-
-   - Remember templates can now have a template name as the first
-     element.  The name will be listed along with the selection
-     character when prompting for a template.  It is best to have
-     the name start with the selection character, for example if
-     you use ("Note" "n"), you will be prompted like "[n]ote".
-     Thanks to Matiyam for this proposal.
-
-   - `C-c C-k' will abort taking a note.  You can use this in remember
-     buffers and when taking a logging note (e.g. for a state
-     change).  Thanks to Bastien.
-
-   - `C-c C-x C-w' and `C-c C-x M-w' now accept a prefix arg to
-     cut N sequential subtrees.  This was a proposal by John.
-
-   - Lines in the agenda are now bold if they have priority A and
-     italic if they have priority C.  You can turn this off using
-     the variable `org-agenda-fontify-priorities'.  Thanks to
-     John Wiegley for the idea and code.
-
-   - New variable `org-scheduled-past-days' to set the number a
-     scheduled item will be listed after its date has passed.
-     Default is 10000, i.e. indefinitely.
-
-   - New variables `org-agenda-deadline-leaders' and
-     `org-agenda-scheduled-leaders' to adjust the leading text o
-     scheduled items and deadline in the agenda.  Thanks to John
-     Wiegley for a patch.
-
-   - New sparse tree function `org-sparse-tree'.  This is now the
-     default binding for `C-c /'.  It requires one additional
-     keypress to select a command, but in return is provides a
-     single interface to all the different sparse tree commands,
-     with full completion support.
-
-   - The variable `org-ellipsis' now defaults to the face
-     `org-link' because the visibility of the dots is really bad
-     and I have found this change very useful indeed.
-
-   - The #+OPTIONS line has a new option "tags" which can be used
-     to set `org-export-with-tags'.  Thanks to Wanrong Lin for
-     this proposal.
-
-   - New variable `org-use-property-inheritance'.  Configure it
-     to `t' if you want that searching for entries with certain
-     properties always should assume inheritance.  This is not
-     well tested yet, please check it out.
-
-   - Bug fixes
-
-* Version 5.11
-
-** Overview
-
-   - SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION, LOCATION properties for iCalendar
-   - Command to jump to the running clock
-   - Clock entries can now have their own drawer
-   - `C-c C-x C-r' only updates a clocktable at point
-   - New way to assign a remember template to a single key
-   - `C-n' and `C-p' are back to their default binding
-   - `C-x C-s' in agenda buffer saves all org-mode buffers
-   - Schedule/deadline leaves note in agenda buffer
-   - Prefix argument for `C-c C-d/s' will remove date
-   - New variable to make block aranda more compact
-   - Better tag alignment in agenda
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - If you have customized `org-drawers', you need to add
-     "CLOCK" to the list of drawers.
-
-   - The variable `org-agenda-align-tags-to-column' has been
-     renamed to `org-agenda-tags-column'.  The old name is still
-     an alias, in Emacs 22 and in XEmacs, but not in Emacs 21.
-
-   - The default value for both `org-tags-column' and
-     `org-agenda-tags-column' is now -80.
-
-   - The variable
-     `org-insert-labeled-timestamps-before-properties-drawer'
-     is now obsolete.
-
-** Details
-
-   - The LOGGING property allows to modify the settings for
-     progress logging for a single entry.  For example:
-
-     : :PROPERTIES:
-     :   :LOGGING: nologging nologrepeat
-     : :END:
-
-     turns off all progress logging for the current entry and its
-     children.
-
-   - The properties SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION and LOCATION have
-     special meaning during iCalendar export, when they translate
-     to the corresponding VEVENT and VTODO fields.  If not given,
-     Org-ode continues to use cleaned-up version of the headline
-     and body as the summary and the description, respectively.
-
-   - New function to go to the entry with the currently running
-     clock.  Bound to `C-c C-x C-j', in agenda also to "J".  If
-     you use this often, you might even want to assign a global
-     key.  Thanks to Bernt and Bastien.
-
-   - Clock entries can now have their own drawer, the :CLOCK:
-     drawer.  Check out the variable `org-clock-into-drawer' for
-     configuration of this feature.  The default is to create a
-     drawer when the second clocking line gets added to an entry.
-     Note that "CLOCK" has been added to the default value of
-     `org-drawers', but if you have configured that variable, you
-     must go back and add "CLOCK" yourself to get this drawer
-     folded away.  Thanks to Tom Weissman for pointing out that
-     too many clock entries are visually annoying.
-
-   - `C-c C-x C-r' no longer tries to find the first clocktable
-     in a buffer and then updates it.  Instead, it will update
-     the clocktable at point if there is one (same as C-c C-c
-     will do if the cursor is in the "#+BEGIN" line of the
-     table).  If there is none at point, a new one will be
-     inserted.  This change was necessary because the new :scope
-     parameter allows to have several clocktables in a buffer.
-     Thanks to Bastien for pointing this out.
-     To update all dynamic blocks in a file, use `C-u C-c C-x C-u'.
-
-   - The function `org-remember' can now be called with a
-     template selection key as argument.  This helps to make key
-     bindings that go directly to a specific template without
-     being prompted for a template, like this:
-
-     : (global-set-key [f5] (lambda () (interactive) (org-remember "j")))
-
-     Thanks to Richard G Riley for bringing this up.
-
-   - `C-n' and `C-p' are back to their default binding
-     (next/previous line) in the agenda buffer.  Enough people,
-     including recently Denis Bueno, have complained about this,
-     and I agree it is not good to break habits like that.
-
-   - `C-x C-s' in an agenda buffer now saves all org-mode buffers
-     (also `s' does this).
-
-   - Setting schedule or deadline dates from the agenda now
-     produces a note in the agenda, similarly to what happens
-     with S-left/right.
-
-   - Using a prefix argument for `C-c C-d' or `C-c C-s' will
-     remove the deadline or scheduling date from an item.  Thanks
-     to Wanrong Lin for this proposal.
-
-   - New variable `org-agenda-compact-blocks'.  When set, the
-     space between blocks in a block agenda is reduced as much as
-     possible, to show more items on a single screen.
-
-   - The variable `org-agenda-tags-column' (renamed from
-     `org-agenda-align-tags-to-column') can now also be negative,
-     to mean alignment to the left.  The new default is -80, just
-     like it is now for `org-tags-column'.
-
-   - Bug fixes
-
-* Version 5.10
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Category and the archive location can be properties.
-   - The clocktable has a new =:scope= parameter.
-   - CSV support when importing a table.
-   - Better defaults when modifying a time stamp.
-   - New way to specify the duration of an appointment.
-   - More aggressive version of orgstruct-mode improved wrapping.
-   - Modifications to priority cycling.
-   - Modifications to computations in column view.
-   - New command `org-occur-in-agenda-files'.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-** Details
-
-   - Both the category and the archive location in a (sub)tree of
-     the buffer can now be specified using a property, for
-     example:
-
-     : * Tree with special properties
-     :   :PROPERTIES:
-     :     :CATEGORY: Examples
-     :     :ARCHIVE:  /some/special/file::
-     :   :END:
-
-     This is a much cleaner way of dealing with multiple
-     categories and archives in a single file.  The preferred use
-     of the =#+CATEGORY= and =#+ARCHIVE= lines is now to set a
-     *single* default for the file which is then locally
-     overruled by properties.  This was a proposal from Bastien
-     if I remember correctly.  Multiple =#+= lines still work
-     and I don't plan to remove this support soon, but I
-     encourage you to stop using them.
-
-   - The clocktable has a new =:scope= parameter that determines
-     the range in the file from which clock entries should be
-     taken.  This can be anything from the local subtree to the
-     entire buffer to even the full list of agenda files.  Legal
-     values are:
-
-     | value   | scope                                           |
-     |---------+-------------------------------------------------|
-     | nil     | the current buffer or narrowed region           |
-     | file    | the full current buffer                         |
-     | subtree | the subtree where the clocktable is located     |
-     | treeN   | the surrounding level N tree, for example tree3 |
-     | tree    | the surrounding level 1 tree                    |
-     | agenda  | all agenda files                                |
-
-     Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer and Bernt Hansen for
-     inspiration.  Thanks to cranreuch (what is you full name?)
-     for mentioning, at the right moment, that the clocktable is
-     not so bad - that remark made it seem worthwhile to add
-     features.
-
-   - The commands to import a table and to convert a region to a
-     table can now handle comma-separated values (CSV).  The
-     algorithm does not yet treat quoting correctly, but for
-     basic input it works.
-
-   - When modifying an existing time stamp, or when entering the
-     second stamp of a range, the date prompt will now
-     consistently default to the date/time in the existing stamp.
-     This was triggered by Nuutti Kotivuori's request.
-
-   - At the date/time prompt, there is a new way to specify a
-     range of hours, by using "+DURATION" after the time.  For
-     example:
-
-     :  14:00+2  means 14:00-16:00
-     :  2pm+2:30 means 14:00-16:30
-
-     Again, Nuutti Kotivuori's request.
-
-   - When you use the function `turn-on-orgstruct++' to turn on
-     orgstruct-mode, the special org-mode settings for
-     auto-filling, indentation and paragraphs are exported into
-     the buffer, so that typing list items with indentation works
-     better.  This was Bastien's idea and request.
-
-   - New variable `org-priority-start-cycle-with-default'.  When
-     t (the default), priority cycling will initially set the
-     default priority and then increase or decrease.  When nil,
-     the first priority set by cycling is already 1 different
-     from the default priority.  This was mostly driven by
-     Bastien.
-
-   - In column view: When an entry has a property for a summary
-     column defined, its value is normally overwritten by the sum
-     of all the children's values each time you enter column
-     view.  Now there is an exception to this rule: If none of
-     the children has that particular property defined, the
-     parent's value stays.  In this way you can still place TODO
-     items under such an entry without getting the property value
-     changed.  Thanks to Russel Adams for pointing out that this
-     is a better way of doing things.
-
-   - In column view, computed values are now bold face, and
-     trying to edit them is an error.  I think this works, but
-     testing is appreciated.
-
-   - New command `org-occur-in-agenda-files', this is basically
-     the quick command John Wiegley proposed the other day, but
-     it also works when the agenda files are not yet in buffers.
-     The key is `C-c C-x /', any better proposals?
-
-   - Links containing a space will now be handled correctly when
-     calling the browser.  Note that you need to enclose such
-     links in square or angular brackets.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 5.09
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Taking a note upon TODO state changes can be restricted to
-     selected states.
-
-   - The format in which dates are shown in the daily/weekly
-     agenda can be configured.
-
-   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now t.
-
-   - `org-goto' has been made into a general lookup command.
-
-   - Priority cycling goes back to the nil state.
-
-   - You can store a remember note to the *last used* location.
-
-   - On Emacs 23, the headline faces for org-mode are now
-     inherited from the outline faces.
-
-** Incompatible Changes
-
-   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now
-     t, in order to better match the original intent of
-     remember.el (storing a note with minimum interruption of
-     work flow).  I expect that many people will be hit by this
-     incompatible change - nevertheless I believe it is the right
-     thing to do.
-
-** Details
-
-   - You can now select specific states for recording a note when
-     switching to that state.  With the setting
-
-     : #+SEQ_TODO: TODO(t) ORDERED(o@) INVOICE(i@) PAYED(p) | RECEIVED(r)
-     : #+STARTUP: lognotestate
-
-     only the states ORDERED and INVOICE will record a timestamp
-     and a note.
-
-   - You can now set the format of the string for each day in the
-     agenda and timeline buffers.  You can use a format string
-     interpreted by `format-time-string', or you can write your
-     own function.  Configure the new variable
-     `org-agenda-format-date'.  Thanks to Levin for triggering
-     this development with a patch.
-
-   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now
-     t, in order to better match the original intent of
-     remember.el (storing a note with minimum interruption of
-     work flow).  Since we can assign files and headlines to
-     templates, I guess this takes care of selecting a filing
-     location in most cases.  For interactive filing, you now
-     need a prefix command when exiting `remember'.
-
-   - `org-goto' (bound to `C-c C-j') now uses an indirect buffer
-     and has additional commands enabled: Org-occur with `C-c /'
-     or even faster with `/', and the commands needed to select
-     and copy a region.  This make `org-goto' a more general
-     lookup command instead of only a jumping command.  Remember
-     that you can exit with `Q' to go back to the original
-     location.  Thanks to William Henney for this idea.
-
-   - Setting the priority with S-up/down now cycles back to a
-     state where no priority is specified.  This was requested by
-     Rick Moynihan.
-
-   - You can store a remember note to the *last used* location.
-     So if you select a location interactively once, you can
-     re-use it without having to find it again.  For this, exit
-     the remember buffer with `C-u C-u C-c C-c'.  The leading
-     comment in the remember buffer will tell exactly where the
-     note goes if you exit with a particular command.
-     Thanks to Maxim Loginov for this idea.
-
-   - On Emacs 23, the headline faces for org-mode are now
-     inherited from the outline faces.  This is just a
-     convenience, so that you only have to configure one set of
-     faces, and that will then be outline-1 .. outline-8.  You
-     will actually not see any difference in org-mode, because
-     Stefan Monnier has made the outline faces in Emacs 23 to
-     match the current org-mode faces.
-
-     This change does not effect XEmacs, nor Emacs 21 and 22.
-
-* Version 5.08
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - The default for `org-deadline-warning-days' is now 14.
-
-** Details
-
-   - There is now a separate interface for fast and directly
-     setting a TODO keyword.  This interface kicks in when you
-     have configured keys for TODO keywords like
-
-     : #+SEQ_TODO: TODO(t) WAITING(w) | DONE(d) CANCELED(c)
-
-     C-c C-t still does the cycling thing, you need to use a
-     prefix argument to get to the fast interface.  Or configure
-     the variable `org-use-fast-todo-selection' to t, then this
-     will be the default and the prefix argument will make the
-     command fall back to cycling.
-
-     The tag selection no longer does include TODO keywords -
-     Leo's arguments have convinced me that this is not a good
-     idea.  If you'd like to see the TODO keywords in the tags
-     interface anyway, set the variable
-     `org-fast-tag-selection-include-todo'.  Thanks to Leo and
-     others for input on this issue.
-
-   - New variable `org-edit-timestamp-down-means-later'.  When
-     set, `S-down' on a timestamp will change the timestamp to
-     later.  Thanks to Raman for this idea.
-
-   - Property names can now contain non-ascii word characters.
-     This follows a request from Daniel Clemente.
-
-   - For export, the date that should be given in the exported
-     file can now be set to a specific value with a line like
-
-     : #+DATE: 15 November 2003
-
-     If you want to use the date/time when the file was created,
-     use a format string that will be interpreted by
-     `format-time-string', for example:
-
-     : #+DATE: %Y/%m/%d %X
-
-   - The default of `org-deadline-warning-days' has changed to 14
-     days.  30 was really too much, I suspect most people (me
-     included) have changed this.
-
-   - When a deadline has an individual lead time, this lead time
-     obviously overrules `org-deadline-warning-days'.  However,
-     if you bind `org-deadline-warning-days' to a number <=0, for
-     example during a custom agenda command, then the absolute
-     value of this number will be enforced also when a different
-     lead time has been specified.  This is useful to get a list
-     of all deadlines coming up in the next N days.
-
-* Version 5.07
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Different faces for different TODO keywords.
-
-   - Setting TODO states through the TAG setting interface.
-
-   - Context information is stored when moving a tree to the archive.
-
-   - Sorting can be done by priority.
-
-   - `Org-ellipsis' can now also be a face.
-
-   - Scheduling info is no longer removed entry is marked CLOSED.
-
-   - Unavailable files in `org-agenda-files' can be skipped.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - The time of archiving is now stored as a property.
-     ARCHIVED is no longer a special time keyword.
-
-   - Scheduling info is no longer removed entry is marked CLOSED.
-
-** Details
-
-   - You can now define different faces for different TODO
-     keywords.  This request has come up frequently, so here it
-     is: Use the variable `org-todo-keyword-faces'.
-
-     A Here is a configuration example:
-
-     : (setq org-todo-keyword-faces
-     :   '(("TODO"      . org-warning)
-     :     ("DEFERRED"  . shadow)
-     :     ("CANCELED"  . (:foreground "blue" :weight bold
-     :                    :underline t))))
-
-     Org-mode continue still use `org-todo' and `org-done' for
-     keywords that have no specific face assigned.
-
-   - Some People use TODO states more like tags.  For them the
-     TODO keywords mark special states and they like to quickly
-     switch between states in arbitrary sequence.  The standard
-     TODO interface is not perfect for this, because it assumes
-     that the states are reached in sequence.  However, the fast
-     tag setting interface is in fact perfect for this.  You can
-     now "misuse" the TAG selection interface to also set TODO
-     states.  All you need to do is to assign keys to the TODO
-     states, just like you also do for tags.
-
-     : #+SEQ_TODO: TODO(t) WAITING(w) | CANCELED(c) DONE(d)
-     : #+TAGS: @HOME(h) @OFFICE(o) @SHOP(s)
-
-     Next time you try to set tags with C-c C-c, the todo states
-     will be offered as well, and the corresponding key will
-     switch the entry to that state.
-
-   - New variable `org-archive-save-context-info' governs if
-     information that would be lost by moving a subtree to the
-     archive file, should be stored as special properties.  For
-     example,
-
-     : (setq org-archive-save-context-info '(itags category))
-
-     will store the inherited tags and the category in properties
-     ARCHIVE_ITAGS and ARCHIVE_CATEGORY, respectively.  The
-     default setting for this variable is to save everything that
-     could be lost.  This was a proposal by John Wiegley.
-
-   - Sorting (`C-c ^') can use the use the priority to sort.  Use
-     the "p" and "P" keys at the prompt.  John Wiegley, again.
-
-   - `Org-ellipsis' can now also be a face to make the folding
-     ellipsis more visible.  This is based on a post by Tassilo
-     Horn.  Since `org-ellipsis' only works in Org-mode, you
-     might want to use Tassilo Horn's hack directly in order to
-     affect the folding ellipsis globally.
-
-   - Scheduling info is no longer removed when an entry is marked
-     CLOSED.  This was a request by Brian van den Broek.  Let me
-     know if this breaks anything for you - then it will become
-     an option.
-
-   - New option `org-agenda-skip-unavailable-files'.  Currently,
-     if a file does not exist, it will be removed from
-     `org-agenda-files' after a query.  When this option is set,
-     the file will simply be skipped.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 5.06
-
-** Overview
-
-** Details
-
-   - When exporting only a region and this region is a single
-     (sub)tree (for example selected with `C-c @'), the title for
-     the exported document is taken to be the heading of the
-     subtree.  The sublevels become top-level entries in the
-     export.  Furthermore, if the head entry of the tree has or
-     inherits an EXPORT_FILE_NAME property, that file name (with
-     appropriately substituted extension) will be used for the
-     exported tree.  Thanks to Patrick Drechsler and Jost Burkart
-     for these ideas.
-
-   - org-special-ctrl-a/e has a third allowed value, `reversed'.
-     When it is set to this value, the first C-a or C-e command
-     behaves normally, i.e. it goes to the true beginning or end
-     of the line.  Only when you press C-a or C-e immediately
-     again, the the "special" position will be found.  Additional
-     presses of the same key jump between the two positions.  I
-     like this a lot better than the `t' setting, because now the
-     keys behave more predictable and still give easy access to
-     the special locations.
-
-   - New command to set or remove a tag from all headlines in a
-     region.
-
-   - When Org-mode visits a file, it will initially hide all
-     drawers.
-
-   - The default of the variable `org-cycle-global-at-bob' is now
-     nil, meaning that TAB no longer does global visibility
-     cycling at the beginning of the buffer.
-
-   - Bug fixes, in particular the problems with scheduling and
-     deadlines introduced in 5.05.  Please check carefully if
-     this works correctly again, and complain if not.
-
-* Version 5.05
-
-** Overview
-
-   - LaTeX export, finally, thanks to Bastien.
-
-   - Extension mechanism for the hyperlink system.
-
-   - Global access to commands inserting and following links.
-
-   - Individual lead-times for deadlines.
-
-   - Option to show only the next instance of repeating timestamp.
-
-   - Store remember notes with only 2 keys: C-c C-c
-
-   - Appointment reminders from Org-mode.
-
-   - Global values for selected properties.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-
-** Details
-
-   - Bastien's `org-export-latex.el' is now part of the org-mode
-     distribution.  You can export an Org-mode document to a
-     LaTeX file with `C-c C-e l'.  For more options, see the
-     manual, and the commentary in the Lisp file.  Kudos to
-     Bastien for contributing this frequently requested feature.
-     I am sure this has been tough because of the many different
-     ways I have been allowing LaTeX snippets and environments to
-     be incorporated in lazy free-format ways.
-
-   - Org-mode has now an extension mechanism for the hyperlink
-     system.  This should clear the road for all those mairix and
-     other ideas that have been floating around.  Now it is on
-     *you* to write and share new link types for Org-mode.  The
-     interface for adding a new link type is described in the
-     appendix of the manual, section A2.  The unsolved problem is
-     currently how to handle the new link types for
-     export/publishing.
-
-   - New *global* commands `org-open-at-point-global' and
-     `org-insert-link-global'.  You can bind these commands to
-     global keys and use them to insert and follow Org-mode-like
-     links anywhere in Emacs.  Thanks to Adam Spiers for this
-     excellent idea.
-
-   - Each deadline timestamp may now specify its own interval of
-     lead-time display, given in days, weeks, months or years.
-     The syntax is like this
-
-     : DEADLINE: <2007-08-13 Mon -5d>
-
-     When combined with a repeater, the repeater has to come
-     first:
-
-     : DEADLINE: <2007-08-13 Mon +2w -5d>
-
-     You may now also customize the faces that are used in the
-     agenda to indicate the distance of an approaching deadline.
-     See the new option `org-agenda-deadline-faces'.
-
-     Thanks to Pavel Chalmoviansky and John Wiegley proposals in
-     this direction.
-
-   - New option `org-agenda-repeating-timestamp-show-all'.  When
-     set to nil, repeating time stamps will only show up once in
-     the agenda, either today or in the near future.  Other
-     matches will be ignored.  Thanks to John Wiegley for this
-     proposal.
-
-   - New variable `org-remember-store-without-prompt'.  When set,
-     exiting the remember buffer with C-c C-c will store the note
-     without further prompts to the default location, and `C-u
-     C-c C-c' will get the prompts for file and location.  So
-     this variable reverses the prefix-argument functionality for
-     storing remember notes.  This follows a request from John
-     Wiegley.
-
-   - A new function `org-agenda-to-appt' activates all
-     appointments for the current day so that Emacs will display
-     reminders.  This uses appt.el.  Thanks to Bastien for this
-     function.
-
-   - You can now set default values for properties that can be
-     inherited by all entries in a buffer, or by all entries
-     globally.  Global properties are set in the variable
-     `org-global-properties', like this:
-
-       (setq org-global-properties '(("NAME" "This is the value")))
-
-     Buffer-local values are set like this:
-
-       #+PROPERTY: NAME This is the value
-
-     When using org-entry-get to get the value of a property with
-     the `inherit' flag and the hierarchy above the entry does
-     not contain this property, the buffer-local and global lists
-     are checked as well.  This is mostly useful (I think) to set
-     the list of allowed values for a property.  Thanks to Bernt
-     Hansen and Bastien for these ideas.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 5.04
-
-** Details
-
-   - New variables `org-export-author-info' and
-     `org-export-time-stamp-file' to turn off inclusion of author
-     and time information into exported files.  Thank to Patrick
-     Drechsler for pointing out that this would be useful.
-
-   - New variable to avoid moving DEADLINE and SCHEDULED info
-     into the property drawer.  The default is now to not move
-     this stuff into the drawer.
-     `org-insert-labeled-timestamps-before-properties-drawer'
-
-   - `org-archive-mark-done' can be a string now, to select a
-     specific keyword that should be used for archived entries.
-
-   - New command "j" in agenda to jump to an arbitrary date.
-     Thanks to Bernt Hansen for the patch.
-
-   - Lots of minor fixes.
-
-* Version 5.03
-
-** Incompatible Changes
-
-   - The variable `org-special-ctrl-a' has been renamed to
-     `org-special-ctrl-a/e'.  The old one is still an alias (but
-     not on Emacs 21 where variable aliases cannot be defined).
-
-** Details
-
-  - When the variable `org-special-ctrl-a/e' is set, C-e in a
-    headline first goes to the end of the headline ignoring the
-    tags.  A second C-e then goes to after the tags.
-
-  - Typing and removing single characters in a headline now
-    keeps the tags in the headline aligned.  This could have a
-    little impact on performance while deleting stuff - let me
-    know if we need to make this customizable.
-
-  - New option `org-n-level-faces' can be used to set the number
-    of different faces that are used for headlines.  Default is
-    all 8 faces Org-mode defines for this purpose, level 9 uses
-    again the level-1 face.  However, you can use fewer, and then
-    the level-1 face will be reused already for level N+1, etc.
-
-  - Column View and hidestars now work together.
-
-  - Bug fixes.
-
-
-* Version 5.02
-
-** Overview
-
-   - The interfaces for properties and column view are finished
-     now and work well.
-
-   - Properties can be summaries, i.e. the parent nodes can
-     compute their value from the children's values.
-
-   - Headlines finally require a space ofter the star(s).  The
-     conflict with bold text at the beginning of the line is no
-     longer there.
-
-** Incompatible Changes
-
-   - Bad news.  It looks like it is going to be really hard to
-     make column view work on XEmacs and on Emacs 21.  Emacs 22
-     is currently the only Emacs where this works.  If you are
-     using Emacs 21 or XEmacs, you can still use properties, but
-     not column view.
-
-** Details
-
-   - Improvements for properties:
-
-     + There are interactive commands to insert and delete
-       properties.  Read the manual chapter 7 for details.
-
-     + You can define /allowed values/ for a property.  When
-       these are defined, you can change the value of a property
-       with S-left and S-right.  And you may use completion when
-       inserting the property.  This goes a long way to prevent
-       typos when entering properties.
-
-   - Improvements for column view.
-
-     + In column view, you may use the keys S-left/right (and
-       also the keys `n' and `p') to switch from one allowed
-       value to the next.
-
-     + You can define summaries for columns.  For example,
-       parents can contain the sum of all children values of a
-       property, or the parent node can have a check box property
-       that is automatically checked when all children's boxes are
-       checked.
-
-     + There are interactive commands to add and remove columns,
-       and to change the attributes of a column like the summary
-       type.
-
-     These additions lead to the exciting fact that the example
-     from [[http://www.omnigroup.com/images/applications/omnioutliner/features/multicolumn.jpg][omni outliner]] posted by Scott Jaderholm can now be
-     accurately [[file:omni-org.jpg][reproduced by Org-mode]].
-
-   - The space after the stars is now required in a headline, in
-     order to remove the conflict with bold words at the
-     beginning of a line.  So
-
-     :    * This is a level 1 headline
-     :    *this is bold text*
-
-   - S-up and S-down to navigate plain item lists are now also
-     available in orgstruct-mode.
-
-* Version 5.01
-
-** Overview
-
-   - A new minor mode, orgstruct-mode, exports the Org-mode
-     structure editing commands into any other mode.
-
-   - DRAWERS are a new level off folding for special sections
-     that should stay closed during visibility cycling and only
-     open if explicitly asked.
-
-   - Entries can now have PROPERTIES.
-
-   - A COLUMN VIEW implementation allows to easily view and edit
-     the properties of a hierarchy of entries (Emacs only, for
-     now).
-
-   - Formula evaluation in the spreadsheet is more consistent
-     now.  Properties and per-file constants can be used during
-     evaluation.
-
-   - Bug fixes and minor changes.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - When using LEVEL=N in a tags search, things have changed if
-     you are also using `org-odd-levels-only'.  If you are using
-     only odd levels (i.e. 1 or 3 or 5... stars), LEVEL=2 will
-     now refer to 3 stars, LEVEL=3 to 5 stars etc.  Many thanks
-     to Leo (or blame on him if you must) who has convinced me
-     that this is the better convention.
-
-** Details
-
-*** Orgstruct minor mode
-
-    There is a new minor mode, orgstruct-mode.  This modes works
-    in a similar way as Orgtbl-mode.  It can be used to export
-    the Org-mode structure-editing commands into arbitrary major
-    modes in Emacs.  For example, you can use it in Mail-mode to
-    easily create lists.
-
-    The functionality in Orgstruct mode is only active, if the
-    cursor is in a line that looks either like a headline, or
-    like the first line of a plain list item.  Then the commands
-    `TAB', `M-cursor', `M-S-cursor', `M-RET', `M-S-RET', `C-c ^',
-    `C-c C-c', and `C-c -' will do structure-related editing just
-    like in Org-mode.  If the cursor is not in such a line, all
-    these keys will do whatever the major mode or other active
-    minor modes have assigned to them.
-
-    Orgstruct-mode is the result of a proposal by Raman, quite
-    some time ago.  It has taken a long time, but here is finally
-    the promised implementation.
-
-*** Drawers
-
-    The new concept of /drawers/ allows to create sections
-    that remain folded during visibility cycling.  Drawers need
-    to be configured using the variable `org-drawers'.  A drawer
-    starts with a line containing only the name of the drawer
-    bracketed by colons. It ends with :END:.  For example,
-    after setting
-
-    :   (setq org-drawers '("PROPERTIES" "HIDDEN"))
-
-    you can then create drawers like this:
-
-    :   :HIDDEN:
-    :     here is some stuff that remains hidden
-    :     unless TAB is pressed directly in that line
-    :   :END:
-
-    The PROPERTIES drawer has special meaning for ORG-mode, it
-    contains properties of an entry (see below).
-
-*** Properties and Column View
-
-    - Entries in Org-mode can now have arbitrary /properties/
-      associated with them.  Org-mode handles some default
-      properties like the TODO state, the priority, the local
-      tags, and planning information like DEADLINE and SCHEDULED.
-      In addition, you can assign arbitrary properties by creating
-      a property drawer and inserting a line like
-
-      :   :PROPNAME: This is the value of the property
-
-      Org-mode has an API for properties, if you want to write a
-      program using properties, use the functions
-      `org-entry-properties', `org-entry-get', `org-entry-put',
-      and `org-entry-delete'.
-
-    - Planning information like DEADLINE can be hidden in the
-      properties drawer.
-
-      If the PROPERTIES drawer starts in the first line after a
-      headline, also the DEADLINE, SCHEDULED and CLOCK information
-      will be inserted inside the drawer.  If no PROPERTIES drawer
-      is present, or if it does not start in the line right after
-      the headline, this information remains in the lines directly
-      after the headline, outside the drawer.
-
-    - TAGS searches can now also query properties.  For example,
-      the search
-
-      :   LEVEL=3+BOSS+ASSIGNED="Hans"/WAITING
-
-      will find entries that
-      - are level 3
-      - have the tag BOSS
-      - have an ASSIGNED property with the value "Hans"
-      - are TODO status WAITING.
-
-	So here is an entry that will match:
-
-	:   *** WAITING Clean up the factory     :BOSS:
-	:       :PROPERTIES:
-	:       :ASSIGNED: Hans
-	:       :END:
-
-	You may also use a regular expression to match against a
-	property value.  For example, to find stuff assigned to Hans
-	or Sarah, use
-
-	:   ASSIGNED={^\(Hans\|Sarah\)$}
-
-    - Column View is a special way to look at property values in
-      tabular form.  Column View can be used in any org-mode
-      file, and also in any agenda buffer.  It works by placing
-      an overlay over each headline (or agenda line) that shows a
-      table of selected properties.  You can look at and edit
-      properties from this view.  Which properties are shown in
-      the table must be set up using the COLUMNS property.  You
-      can set up different property columns on different levels
-      of an outline tree.  For example:
-
-      :   * People
-      :     :PROPERTIES:
-      :     :COLUMNS: %25ITEM %Name
-      :     :END:
-      :   ** Family
-      :      :PROPERTIES:
-      :      :COLUMNS: %25ITEM %Name %3Age
-      :      :END:
-      :   *** Sam
-      :       Info about Sam, including a property list with Name and Age.
-      :   *** Sarah
-      :       Info about Sarah, including a property list with Name and Age.
-      :   ** Office
-      :      :PROPERTIES:
-      :      :COLUMNS: %25ITEM %Name %Function %Salary
-      :      :END:
-      :   *** Boss
-      :       Info about the Boss, including a property list with Name,
-      :       Function and Salary (if only we knew....).
-
-      Now we have defined three different sets of columns.  If
-      you switch to column view in the /Family/ section, you
-      will get a different table than if you do it in the
-      /Office/ section.  However, if you switch to column
-      view with the cursor on the /People/ section, the
-      table will cover all entries, but contain only the
-      /Name/.
-
-      Column view does, for the time being, only work on Emacs.
-      The XEmacs implementation needs a bit of work.
-
-    - Properties can be used in table formulas.  To access the
-      value of the property :XYZ:, use $PROP_XYZ.  The property
-      needs to be defined in the hierarchy above the table, not
-      necessarily in the same entry as the table.  This was a
-      request by Eddward.  File-wide constants can be defined with
-      #+CONSTANTS, see below.
-
-    - Things that still need to be sorted out about drawers,
-      properties and column view - comments and suggestions
-      welcome!
-
-      + How to deal with drawers and properties in HTML and ASCII
-	export?
-      + What key could be used to insert an empty property drawer
-	into an entry?
-      + Right now column view is invoked through the command C-c
-	C-x C-c.  It is too easy to type C-x C-c by mistake, and
-	that causes Emacs to quit.  Suggestions for a different
-	key?
-      + Fontification of drawers and properties is not good yet.
-	Any suggestions for better defaults?
-      + Mouse support for editing properties in column view would
-	be nice - maybe Piotr is interested to add this to
-	org-mouse.el?
-
-*** Spreadsheet
-
-    - In the spreadsheet, the evaluation of formulas has changed.
-      Previously, first the column formulas would be evaluated
-      everywhere, and then the field formulas would kick in, and
-      in some cases overwrite the results of column formulas in
-      the appropriate fields.  This had the side effect that some
-      formulas might always use the wrong, intermediate content of
-      a field that is computed both by a column and a field
-      formula.
-
-      From now on, column formulas will no longer temporarily
-      overwrite field formulas.  This gives much more consistent
-      results.  For example you can now finally have a column of
-      increasing numbers by setting the first field to a fixed
-      number, and let the rest follow from a column formula.
-
-      Here is an example
-
-      :   | 1 |
-      :   | 2 |
-      :   | 3 |
-      :   #+TBLFM: $1=@-1+1::@1$1=1
-
-    - Constants for formulas in spreadsheets are globally defined
-      with the variable `org-table-formula-constants'.  File-local
-      constants can now be set with a line like:
-
-      :   #+CONSTANTS: c=299792458.  pi=3.14  eps=2.4e-6
-
-*** Minor changes
-
-    - When entries are archived, a timestamp for the moment of
-      archiving is added to the line with planning information.
-      It looks like this:
-
-      : ARCHIVED: [2007-07-02 Mon 11:34]
-
-      Thanks to J. David Boyd for constructive comments.
-
-    - Bug fixes
-
-      Many bugs are fixed, as usually all the ones where I replied
-      "fixed" on emacs-orgmode.  If you reported one of these
-      bugs, please check if it really has disappeared in the new
-      version, and complain if not.  Thanks!
-
-
-* Version 4.79
-
-** Details
-
-   - We are back to a single file org.el that works both on Emacs
-     and on XEmacs.  Merging comes at a speed penalty for you as
-     an XEmacs user, but *only if you do not compile* org.el.
-     Compilation completely removes the penalty.
-
-   - New L flag for literal interpolation in Lisp formulas.
-     See manual section 3.5.3.
-
-   - New options for turning off footnotes.
-     This was a request from Ignotus.
-     See the option `org-export-with-footnotes'.
-
-   - Default length for Agenda entries, but this is off by
-     default.  This was a request from Micheal.
-     See the option `org-agenda-default-appointment-duration'.
-
-   - Bug fixes:
-
-     + org-agenda-date-later (Juraj Kubelka)
-     + letters off margin in orgcard.ps (Charles Cave)
-     + TODO export problems on XEmacs (ignotus@freemail.hu)
-     + args-out-of-range with table formulas (Cecil Westerhof)
-     + problem with org-file without a heading (Tim O'Callaghan)
-
-* Version 4.78
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Time stamps with a time range *included*, like
-     : <2007-06-18 Mon 17:33-18:23>
-
-   - Clock times without clocking in/out: CLOCK: => 2:00
-
-   - Language-specific characters allowed in TAGS (Emacs only).
-
-   - Promotion and demotion of items gets the indentation right.
-
-   - Indenting lines with TAB is more intelligent.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - There is now a special version of `org.el' for XEmacs.
-     Before installation, as an XEmacs user you must rename the
-     file org_xemacs.el to org.el, i.e. you must overwrite org.el
-     with the xemacs version.  For example:
-
-     : mv org_xemacs.el org.el
-
-     This is necessary so that I can make use of some features
-     that would be cumbersome to support in a single file.  The
-     XEmacs version is derived from the Emacs version with a
-     program, so no reason to fear that I might be dropping
-     XEmacs support any time soon.  Sorry for the trouble.
-
-** Details
-
-   - A time stamp may now contain a range of times.  So you no
-     longer need to use two separate stamps to indicate a time
-     interval on a single day.  For example
-
-     : <2007-06-18 Mon 17:30-18:20>
-
-     This is now fully supported, including changing the time
-     with S-up/down while the cursor is on the end time.  Also,
-     da the date/time prompt, you can simply write your time like
-     12:00-14:00 and the range will be inserted.
-
-     This was proposed by Leo some time ago, and recently by
-     Michael.
-
-   - You may specify clocking times by hand (i.e. without
-     clocking in and out) using this syntax.
-
-     : CLOCK: => 2:00
-
-     Thanks to Scott Jaderholm for this proposal.
-
-   - TAGS may now contain language-specific word characters, as
-     long as they are matched by the "[:alnum:]" regexp syntax.
-     This is for Emacs only, the XEmacs version continues to use
-     the character class "a-zA-Z0-9_@" for tag names.  Thanks to
-     David Smith for a patch to this effect (a modified version
-     of that patch was applied).  I am considering to make the
-     same change for TODO keywords, but not yet.  Note that files
-     using localization features may not work correctly in the
-     Emacs configuration of another user, so if you are sharing
-     org-mode files with other users, it might still be best to
-     stick to the ASCII characters.
-
-   - Promotion and demotion of plain list items (commands M-left,
-     M-right) no longer changes the indentation by just one
-     space.  Instead, it uses intelligence gathered from the
-     surrounding list structure to do the right thing.  Thanks to
-     William Henney for starting the discussion about this.
-
-   - TAB does now a better job of indenting lines.
-
-     + After tables and code segments (lines starting with ":"),
-       indentation goes back to what it was before (thanks to
-       William Henney for suggesting this behavior).
-
-     + When plain lists items are involved, we had a long
-       discussion on emacs-orgmode where I tried to show that a
-       too-sophisticated implementation will still be easily
-       fooled.   Here is what I have implemented now - lets see
-       if we can agree on this:
-
-       Indentation will flatten lists with the same bullet type,
-       but indent another bullet type further.  The time when
-       this fails is in a nested list, when you want to get back
-       out to a previous level.  For example
-
-       : - item 1
-       : - item 2
-       : + item 2a
-       : + item 2b
-       : - item 3
-
-       When using TAB on every line in this list, the structure
-       will change to
-
-       : - item 1
-       : - item 2
-       :   + item 2a
-       :   + item 2b
-       :     - item 3
-
-       So you need to change the level of the last line by hand,
-       using promotion and demotion functions.
-
-* Version 4.77
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Vertical lines in exported tables.
-   - New default for `org-show-following-heading'.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - The default for `org-show-following-heading' is now nil.
-
-** Details
-
-   - You can now specify column groups in tables, to the effect
-     that the groups will be separated by vertical lines in HTML
-     and ASCII output.  Column groups are specified by the
-     characters "<" and ">" in a special table row.  "<" starts a
-     group, ">" ends a group (in each case including the the
-     column where the character is specified).  You may also use
-     "<>" to make a group a single column wide.  For example:
-
-: |   |  N | N^2 | N^3 | N^4 | sqrt(n) | sqrt[4](N) |
-: |---+----+-----+-----+-----+---------+------------|
-: | / | <> |   < |     |   > |       < |          > |
-: | # |  1 |   1 |   1 |   1 |       1 |          1 |
-: | # |  2 |   4 |   8 |  16 |  1.4142 |     1.1892 |
-: | # |  3 |   9 |  27 |  81 |  1.7321 |     1.3161 |
-: #+TBLFM: $3=$2^2::$4=$2^3::$5=$2^4::$6=sqrt($2)::$7=sqrt(sqrt(($2))
-
-     A table row with with nothing but "/" in the first field is
-     never exported, but can be used to place column group
-     information into the table.  In this table, we create a
-     group for column 2, one for columns 3-5 and one for columns
-     6-7.  HTML export will render a vertical line between these
-     groups.
-
-     Because HTML does not require closing <colgroup> tags with
-     </colgroup>), you can also simply start a new column
-     wherever you want a vertical line:
-
-: | N | N^2 | N^3 | N^4 | sqrt(n) | sqrt[4](N0 |
-: |---+-----+-----+-----+---------+------------|
-: | / | <   | <   |     | <       |            |
-
-   - Vertical lines are now also omitted in ASCII export, unless
-     grouping explicitly requests these lines.
-
-   - The default for `org-show-following-heading' is now nil,
-     meaning that sparse trees will be more compact.  This has
-     become possible due to in important remark by Jason Dunsmore
-     who pointed out that TAB should behave differently in the
-     inconsistent trees produced by the sparse tree commands.
-     TAB does now make sure that the heading after a freshly
-     unfolded tree is made visible at all, removing the confusing
-     behavior we had before.
-
-   - Several bugs fixed.  In particular:
-
-     + Strings produced by agenda batch processing with
-       `org-batch-agenda' and `org-batch-agenda-csv' are now
-       properly encoded, so that you should be able to use
-       special characters in other languages as along as your
-       post-processing program handles them correctly.  At least
-       for Emacs this should work now, but have not yet figured
-       out how to do this in XEmacs.
-
-* Version 4.76
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Exporting Footnotes to HTML
-
-** Details
-
-   - Footnotes like =here[1]= are now exported to HTML
-
-     :   [1]This is a footnote
-
-     Thanks to Scott Jaderholm for this proposal and a detailed
-     HTML example on how the exported text should look like.
-
-   - Special version of the reference card, for letter paper.
-
-   - Switching to OVERVIEW with S-TAB no loner moves the cursor,
-     so after three `S-TAB' commands, you will be back where you
-     started.
-
-   - Bug fixes, lots of them again.
-
-* Version 4.75
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Cyclic time stamps that repeat after an interval.
-   - Special timestamps for appointments like "every 2nd Thursday
-     in a month".
-   - Completion of link abbreviation prefixes inside `C-c C-l'.
-   - Replacing a region of org-mode syntax with HTML.
-   - iCalendar export now honors ARCHIVE etc.
-   - New command to add/change emphasis markers.
-
-** Incompatible Changes
-
-   - The REPEAT(...) cookie is no longer supported, the repeater
-     interval now goes directly into the time stamp.
-
-** Details
-
-   - Time stamps can contain a repeater code, like +1w for once
-     every week, +2d for every two days, etc.  For example,
-
-          <2007-05-16 Wed 12:30 +1w>
-
-     will apply to every Wednesday, starting from the date given.
-     I believe this syntax was actually suggested by someone on
-     the mailing list, but I cannot find the email back.  To
-     collect your credit, let me know!
-
-   - You can use an sexp diary entry (with the syntax used by the
-     Emacs calendar/diary) in a time stamp, like this:
-
-       *** The nerd club meets on 2nd Thursday of every month
-           <%%(diary-float t 4 2)>
-
-   - You can put diary-style sexp entries directly into an
-     org-mode file, where they will be interpreted just like they
-     would in the diary.  For example
-
-       * Birthdays and similar stuff
-       #+CATEGORY: Holiday
-       %%(org-calendar-holiday) ; special function for holiday names
-       #+CATEGORY: Ann
-       %%(diary-anniversary 14  5 1956) Artur Dent %d is years old
-       %%(diary-anniversary  2 10 1869) Mahatma Gandhi
-
-     These entries must start at column 0 to be evaluated.
-
-     It turns out that evaluating the entries in an org-mode file
-     is actually faster than in the diary itself, because using
-     the diary has some overhead (creating fancy diary display,
-     then reading and re-interpreting the entries).  I have moved
-     all the sexp entries from my diary into an org-mode file,
-     put in a few categories, and then turned off
-     `org-agenda-include-diary'.  This has led to a noticeably
-     faster agenda display.
-
-   - New command `org-replace-region-by-html' that converts the
-     current region from org-mode syntax into HTML.  For example,
-     you might write an itemized list in plain text in an HTML
-     buffer, and then invoke this command to convert it.  Thanks
-     to Raman for this idea.
-
-   - When inserting a link with `C-c C-l', completion will now
-     fill in all valid link prefixes, like http or ftp, but also
-     link abbreviation prefixes.  This is based on an idea by
-     Bastien.
-
-   - Highest, lowest, and default priority can be set on a
-     per-file basis with #+PRIORITIES: H L D
-     For example, to use priorities from 1 to 9, you could use
-
-       #+PRIORITIES: 1 9 9
-
-     Thanks to Dmitri Minaev for a patch to this effect.
-
-   - iCalendar export now honors (i.e. skips) subtrees marked as
-     ARCHIVE, COMMENT, or QUOTE.
-
-   - There is a new command to add or change the emphasis (like
-     bold or italic) of a piece of text.  For lack of better
-     available keys the command is at `C-c C-x C-f', but you may
-     well want to choose a more convenient key like `C-c f' in
-     your private setup:
-
-     (add-hook 'org-load-hook
-      (lambda () (define-key org-mode-map "\C-cf" 'org-emphasize)))
-
-     The command will prompt for an emphasis type, and you may
-     reply either with the marker that triggers the emphasis, or
-     with the first letter of the corresponding HTML tag.  For
-     example, to select italic, press either "/" or "i".
-
-     If there is an active region, the emphasis of this region
-     will be set or changed.  If there is no region, only the
-     emphasis markers will be inserted and the cursor positioned
-     between them.  Thanks to Bastien for proposing this feature.
-
-   - Bug fixes, everything where I have replied "fixed" on the
-     mailing list.  Thanks to all of you for keeping these reports
-     coming.
-
-* Version 4.74
-
-** Overview
-
-   This release is about exporting agenda views, to HTML, to
-   postscript for printing, and to a special format (CSV) for
-   further processing in scripts.
-
-** Incompatible Changes
-
-   - The variable `org-agenda-remove-tags-when-in-prefix' has
-     been renamed to `org-agenda-remove-tags'.
-
-** Details
-
-   - Agenda views can be exported as plain text, as HTML, and as
-     Postscript(R).  This can simply be done from the agenda
-     buffer with `C-x C-w' and then specifying a filename like
-     `myagenda.html' or `myagenda.ps'.  See section 8.6.4 of the
-     manual.
-
-   - Each custom agenda view can specify a list of associated
-     files names.  The command `C-c a e' then creates all views
-     that have associated file names and exports the views to
-     these files.  This is great for producing paper versions of
-     your views, to take with you when you don't have your
-     computer.  The manual has an example on how to do this, and
-     in particular on how to customize the format of the printed
-     version.  See section 8.6.4 of the manual.
-
-   - You can produce a CSV format of agenda information with an
-     Emacs batch command.  This is greate for further processing
-     in scipts.  Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer for this idea.
-     See section 8.6.5 of the manual.
-
-   - New variable `org-agenda-skip-deadline-if-done'.  When set,
-     a deadline associated with a DONE item will not be shown in
-     the agenda.  This is based upon a report by Denis Bueno.
-
-   - Quite a few bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.73
-
-  Minor bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.72
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Control over blank lines between trees in collapsed view.
-
-   - Info about the running clock is shown in the modeline.
-
-   - C-a can behave specially in headlines.
-
-   - Better color and scaling defaults for LaTeX fragments.
-
-   - Customizable list of keys in org-mode to be replaced.
-
-   - Stuck project descriptions have been extended.
-
-   - Emphasis code has been modified to fix some issues.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - The option `org-format-latex-options' has changed.  If you
-     have customized it, please revert to default and then redo
-     your customization.
-
-   - `org-CUA-compatible' no longer modifies S-RET by default,
-     because newer versions of CUA don't use this key anymore.
-     If you need this replacement, customize the variable
-     `org-disputed-keys'.
-
-   - The variable `org-CUA-compatible' is obsolete, please use
-     `org-replace-disputed-keys' instead.  `org-CUA-compatible'
-     is still an alias for this new variable, though.
-
-** Details
-
-   - Better control over blank lines between trees in collapsed
-     view.  This has come up several times in the past and most
-     recently by Scott Jaderholm.  There is now a new variable
-     `org-cycle-separator-lines' with default value 2.  It says
-     how many empty lines there need to be after the end of a
-     subtree to get an empty line in collapsed view.  So with the
-     default, if you leave only one empty line it will disappear
-     in collapsed view.  If you leave two, one empty line will
-     remain so that you can use double empty lines to structure
-     the collapsed views of a file.  I love it, so many thanks to
-     Scott fro bringing this up again.
-
-     One property of the new setup is that you will never get
-     more than one blank line in collapsed view.  We could do
-     something special to allow *several* empty lines in
-     collapsed view, but I think this is counter-productive.
-
-     In Emacs 22, if you want to make full use of this, make sure
-     that you have not set `outline-blank-line'.
-
-   - When the clock is running, Org-mode will put info about it
-     into the modeline.  The info consists of the elapsed time
-     and the heading of the clocked item.  This was a proposal
-     from Bastien who got the idea from Muse.
-
-   - C-a can behave specially in headlines when you set the
-     variable `org-special-ctrl-a'.  It will bring the cursor
-     first back only to the beginning of the headline *text*,
-     i.e. after the stars and the TODO keyword, if any.  A second
-     C-a will then move the cursor to the beginning of the line.
-     If the cursor is already at the beginning of the line, C-a
-     will spring *forward* to the headline text.  This was a
-     proposal from Leo, based on a request from Scott Jaderholm.
-
-     I have not turned this turned this on by default, should I?
-
-   - When LaTeX fragments are processed into images, there is now
-     more control and (hopefully) betters defaults for colors and
-     scaling.  Special values can be set for HTML export, so that
-     these values can differ from what is used for display in an
-     emacs buffer.  The default foreground and background colors
-     for images embedded in emacs are now taken from the default
-     emacs face.  Thanks to Xiao-Yong Jin for proposing these
-     changes.
-
-   - There is now a much better mechanism to change some keys in
-     org-mode if these keys clash with other modes you use.  Turn
-     this on by setting `org-replace-disputed-keys' (aliased to
-     `org-CUA-compatible').  The list of keys to replace is now
-     fully customizable, see the option `org-disputed-keys'.
-     Many thanks to Meciej Katafiasz for a patch implementing
-     this.
-
-   - Stuck project descriptions have been extended.  You can now
-     use "*" as a TODO keyword or tag to say that *any* TODO
-     keyword or TAG marks a project as non-stuck.  You also can
-     give an arbitrary regular expression that, if it matches,
-     indicates a non-stuck project.
-
-   - The code for emphasis like bold, italic etc has been
-     modified - I might have broken something in the process,
-     please let me know if you find problems.
-
-   - A number of bugs have been fixed - those where I have
-     replied "Fixed" on the mailing list.
-
-* Version 4.71
-
-** Overview
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-** Details
-
-  - New variables to customize the header and data tags in
-    exported HTML.  These are the variables
-    `org-export-table-header-tags' and
-    `org-export-table-data-tags'.  This follows a request from
-    Scott Otterson.
-
-  - New option `org-format-latex-header' for customizing the
-    header of the LaTeX file used to convert embedded LaTeX to
-    images.  Thanks to `Matthieu Lemerre' for the suggestion.
-
-  - The prefix version of `org-todo-list' works again.  This
-    means that `C-1 C-c a t' produces the list of TODO entries
-    for the first TODO keyword.  If you use different TODO setups
-    in different agenda files, be careful:  This number now
-    refers to the list of *all* todo keywords used in files
-    that are scanned for the agenda.
-
-  - Many bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.70
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Dust settles after revamp of TODO keyword system.
-   - The export title can be taken from the first text line.
-   - TTY replacement keys have changed.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - Some TTY replacement keys are changed, see below.
-
-** Details
-
-  - Further development concerning TODO keywords.
-
-    + You can now have several DONE states in a sequence, like
-
-      #+SEQ_TODO: TODO VERIFY | DONE DELEGATED
-
-      The difference to the proposal discussed on the mailing
-      list (and which is also works!)
-
-        #+SEQ_TODO: TODO VERIFY | DONE
-        #+SEQ_TODO: | CANCELED
-
-      is that in the first case, the extra DONE states will be
-      reached with `C-c C-t' (or with `t' from the agenda), while
-      in the second case you need S-<right> to get to the special
-      states.  I guess both ideas can be useful - I am leaning
-      toward using the latter.
-
-    + Setting up TODO keywords in Lisp previously used two
-      separate variables: `org-todo-keywords' and
-      `org-todo-interpretation'.  The preferred way is now to use
-      only `org-todo-keywords', with a new structure:
-
-       (setq org-todo-keywords
-         '((sequence "TODO" "|" "DONE")
-	   (sequence "BUG" "KNOWNCAUSE" "|" "FIXED" "IGNORED")
-           (type "Fred" "Lisa" "Peter" "|" "DONE")
-           (sequence "CANCELED")    ; for things we decide to not do.
-	   ))
-
-      If your setting has this new structure,
-      `org-todo-interpretation' will be ignored.  This change
-      does not break backward compatibility.  The old way of
-      using a flat list in `org-todo-keywords' and taking the
-      interpretation from the other variable still works.
-
-    + When listing *specific* TODO entries via a sparse tree
-      (`C-u C-c C-v') or via the agenda (`C-c a T' or `C-u C-c a
-      t'), you can now specify several keywords to be selected,
-      like "TODO|VERIFY|WAITING".  This also works for custom
-      agenda commands.  Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer for pointing
-      out this omission.
-
-  - If you have configured Org-mode to export also the text
-    before the first headline (this is done by setting the
-    variable `org-export-skip-text-before-1st-heading' to nil),
-    then the first normal text line in the buffer becomes the
-    title of the exported document.  A title set with #+TITLE
-    overules this default, and the first line then belongs to the
-    normal text.  Thanks to David House for this proposal.
-
-  - TTY replacement keys.  Some of the key bindings used by
-    Org-mode do not work on a tty, so replacement key sequences
-    are provided on ttys.  In version 4.70, there are some
-    changes in the tty replacements.  Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer
-    for coming up with the idea to use C-c <cursor> keys.
-
-    | Command           |           | Old TTY       | New TTY       |
-    | org-.....         | Main Key  | Replacement   | Replacement   |
-    |-------------------+-----------+---------------+---------------|
-    | shiftleft         | S-left    | C-c C-x left  | C-c left      |
-    | shiftright        | S-right   | C-c C-x right | C-c right     |
-    | shiftup           | S-up      | C-c C-x up    | C-c up        |
-    | shiftdown         | S-down    | C-c C-x down  | C-c down      |
-    | shiftcontrolleft  | C-S-left  |               | C-c C-x left  |
-    | shiftcontrolright | C-s-right |               | C-c C-x right |
-
-
-* Version 4.69
-
-** Overview
-
-   This time the changes affect the following areas:
-
-   - TODO keywords:  Multiple sequences in a single file.
-   - Export: More control over text before the first heading.
-   - Export: More control over sub/superscript interpretation.
-   - Plain lists:  Option to let empty lines terminate lists.
-   - Tables: New command to insert hline and move into line below.
-   - REPEATing items:  Turn of note taking.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-** Incompatible changes
-
-   - It used to be possible to spread the list of TODO keywords
-     over several lines, like
-
-     #+SEQ_TODO: TODO
-     #+SEQ_TODO: PROGRESS
-     #+SEQ_TODO: DONE
-
-     This is no longer possible.  Each such line now specifies an
-     independent set of TODO keywords, with its own DONE state.
-     See below for details.
-
-   - The #+TEXT construct has been used to insert unchanged HTML
-     into an exported file.  This is no longer possible, the TEXT
-     lines will be processed like any other lines.  However,
-     there are now much better ways of getting quoted HTML into
-     the exported file.
-
-** Details
-
-   - You can now use multiple sets of TODO keywords in the same
-     buffer.  For example, you may put the following three lines
-     into a file:
-
-       #+SEQ_TODO: TODO DONE
-       #+SEQ_TODO: REPORT BUG KNOWNCAUSE RESOLVED
-       #+TYP_TODO: Fred Laura Peter Me OK
-
-     Each sub-sequence has its own DONE state.  It is best to use
-     different keywords in all sequences, to make sure Org-mode
-     does not loose track in which specific sequence it is
-     working.  You could use the same word for all DONE states,
-     but then cycling through to a TODO state might not bring you
-     where you want to be.
-
-     After initially setting a keyword, `C-c C-t' cycles through
-     a sublist, i.e. is cycles from TODO to DONE or from
-     KNOWNCAUSE to RESOLVED and further to (nothing) and back to
-     REPORT.
-
-     S-right and S-left allow to select any keyword, so they move
-     from DONE to REPORT and from RESOLVED to Fred.
-
-     C-S-right and C-S-left jump from one sub-sequence to the
-     next, for example from TODO or DONE to REPORT to Fred.
-
-     Thanks to Rick Moynihan for triggering this development.
-
-   - Text before the first headline can now be exported if you
-     configure Org-mode accordingly.  Either set the variable
-     `org-export-skip-text-before-1st-heading' to nil, or use the
-     new in-buffer option
-
-     #+OPTION: skip:nil
-
-   - Export content specified via the #+TEXT construct is now
-     fully processed, i.e. links, emphasis etc. are all
-     interpreted.  #+TEXT lines may include
-     #+BEGIN_HTML...#+END_HTML sections to embed literal HTML.
-
-   - During HTML export, you can request to have a_{b}
-     interpreted as a subscript, but to leave a_b as it is.  This
-     can be done by setting the variable
-     org-export-sub-superscript to the symbol `{}' with
-
-          (setq org-export-sub-superscript '{})
-
-     or by using
-
-           #+OPTIONS: ^:{}
-
-     Thanks to Eddward DeVilla for this idea.
-
-   - New variable `org-empty-line-terminates-plain-lists'.
-     Default is nil, meaning that empty lines are part of the
-     previous list item, and that you can have several paragraphs
-     in one such item.  Set this to t if you want an empty line
-     terminate all levels of plain list items.
-
-     Thanks to Mike Newman for triggering this development.
-
-   - C-c RET does insert a horizontal separator line and move the
-     cursor into the table line below it.  Thanks to Bastien for
-     this proposal.
-
-   - Org-mode always offers you to record a note when a TODO item
-     automatically repeats, even if you are not logging state
-     changes.  The new variable `org-log-repeat' allows to turn
-     this off, so that notes are really only been taken if you
-     are logging all state changes.
-
-   - Various Bug fixes, thanks to everyone who reported.
-
-* Version 4.68
-
-** Overview
-   - Priority handling in the tags view
-   - Date/time prompt follows the popup calender, and accepts AM/PM times.
-   - Standard references like B4 in the spreadsheet.
-   - Improvements to the formula editor.
-   - C-j does better indentation.
-   - Bug fixes
-
-** Details
-   - Priority handling in the tags view
-
-     + Agenda lists selected by tag are now sorted by priority.
-       Thanks to Andrew Korty for reporting this omission.
-
-   - Improvements to the date/time prompt.
-
-     + When you move (using S-cursor keys) the cursor in the pop-up
-       calendar window while responding to a date/time prompt, the
-       prompt is updated with the new default date (Emacs only).
-
-     + You can now enter AM/PM times at this prompt.
-
-   - Changes in the spreadsheet
-
-     + You can now also write B4 instead of @4$2 as a reference in
-       formulas.  The column references without specified row can be
-       written as C& instead of $3.  Such references make formulas
-       easier to read and are now the default way how references are
-       shown when you edit existing formulas.  To get the old behavior
-       back (i.e. only @row$col references), set the variable
-       `org-table-use-standard-references' to nil.
-
-       Relative references like @-3$-2 or @II..III continue to use the
-       internal format.
-
-   - Changes in the formula editor (the one you get with "C-c '")
-
-     + The formulas are organized in a more logical way.
-
-     + There is now a menu with commands.
-
-     + When starting the formula editor with "C-c '", the cursor
-       immediately moves to the formula for the current field.
-
-     + With the cursor on a reference in the formula, you can use
-       S-cursor keys to change the field being referenced.
-
-   - C-j indents the following line correctly whe used in a headline
-     or in aplain list item.  Thanks to Leo for this suggestion.
-
-   - Bug fixes
-
-     + Flyspell now knows about special org-mode commands.
-       Thanks to Vinod Valsalam for reporting this problem, and to
-       Andrew Korty for showing how to fix it.
-
-     + Most other bugs discussed recently on emacs-orgmode@gnu.org
-       should be fixed, except the problem with non-ASCII characters
-       in tags....
-
-* Version 4.67
-
-   - Expert mode for fast tag selection.
-     When org-fast-tag-selection-single-key is `expert', not even
-     the selection window is shown, only the prompt.  One more C-c
-     gets you the window, another one goes to multiple selection mode.
-
-   - Synchronized with Emacs once more:  Emacs CVS has now org-mode
-     4.67.  At least until it causes a problem, then the Emacs people
-     will switch back to 4.56.  Lets hope there will be no problem.
-
-   - Code cleanup
-
-   - Bug fixes
-
-* Version 4.66
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Sorting of top-level entries works now if the region contains
-     top-level entries, or if the cursor is before the first headline.
-     Thanks to "redblue" for reporting this bug.
-
-   - When entering date and time at the prompt, you can now mix
-     entering text and selecting something in the calendar.  For
-     example, enter 22:15 at the prompt without pressing RET, and then
-     click on a date in the calendar.  Both pieces of information will
-     be included in the resulting time stamp.  You can also use
-     S-curser to move the cursor in the calendar to the desired date
-     and then enter 22:15 and press RET at the prompt.
-
-   - When setting a deadline or a schedule, entering a time now
-     automatically selects the time stamp format that includes the
-     time. Bug report (by means of a question) from Bastre.
-
-   - C-c C-l can be used to convert a plain link into a bracket link.
-
-   - Internal links now match inside (the visible part of) other
-     links.  Thanks to Scott Otterson for reporting this bug.
-
-   - iCalendar export of TODO items fixed, see also the variable
-     `org-icalendar-include-todo'.  Thanks to Philipp Raschdorf.
-
-   - The number of levels in the table of contents of an exported
-     document can now be set independently of the number of headline
-     levels.  For example:
-
-        #+OPTIONS: H:4 toc:2
-
-   - The command `C-c }' toggles the display of row and column numbers
-     the the current table, to aid constructing formulas.  To try it,
-     move the cursor to a table and press `C-c }', or use the menu
-     entry.
-
-   - Orgtbl translation functions (introduced in 4.65) have been
-     simplified using a generic function `orgtbl-to-generic' that can
-     be used for very general languanges.  Writing your own translator
-     should be very easy now.  More info in the manual.
-
-   - CONTENTS visibility can be limited to a certain level.  The
-     command `C-3 S-TAB' will switch to CONTENTS view and show the
-     first 3 levels.
-
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.65
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Orgtbl can be used to maintain tables in LaTeX, and in any other mode
-   - Editing Lisp formulas for tables improved.
-   - Better structure for HTML exported tables.
-   - New "calculation" marker "/" to mark lines that should not be exported.
-
-** Detailed description of changes
-
-   - You can use orgtbl mode to maintain a LaTeX table, or pretty much
-     any table in any mode.
-
-     This does *not* work by making Orgtbl aware of LaTeX syntax.  That
-     would be a box of Pandora I am not willing to open.  Instead, you
-     use a normal Orgtbl-mode table, and a converter program to
-     automatically place a LaTeX version of the table into the correct
-     spot in the LaTeX file.  The orgtbl-mode table can be maintained
-     inside the same file, in a block comment.
-
-     I am providing translators for LaTeX, HTML, and TeXInfo.  For
-     other applications, you need to write one yourself - but that is
-     not hard if you start from the LaTeX version and just modify it.
-     Thanks to Thomas Baumann for triggering this development through
-     a request for a table-to-LaTeX converter.
-
-   - In the special buffer to edit the formulas of a table (created
-     with "C-c '"), there is now better support for editing Lisp
-     formulas.  TAB and M-TAB work like in an Emacs Lisp buffer,
-     indenting lines and completing lisp symbols.  With the cursor on
-     a line defining a complex Lisp formula, a first press on TAB will
-     convert the formula into a pretty-printed version with proper
-     linebreaks and indentation.  A second TAB folds the line back to
-     the compact form.
-
-   - Tables in HTML export have now additional structure elements
-     defined.  The header (before the first hline) is wrapped into
-     <thead>..</thead>, and each part of the body (as separated in
-     org-mode by hlines) is wrapped into <tbody>..</tbody> tags.  I
-     have also changed the CSS style for <td> fields and the value of
-     `org-export-html-table-tag' to get cleaner tables. Basically,
-     tables now have horizontal lines only where needed, and no
-     vertical lines at all, as generally recommended for tables in
-     printed text.  I like the new look, but I am not sure if this
-     change will find general approval, please throw in your view if
-     you like.  Thanks to Scott for driving this, and to goud-H for
-     pointing me to the row grouping in tables.
-
-   - In a table with calculation markers in the first column, you can
-     now also put "/" into the first column.  It indicates that this
-     line should not be exported.  The foremost application for this
-     are lines containing only "<N>" markers for narrowing columns.
-
-* Version 4.64
-
-** Overview
-
-   - Email links get better, configurable descriptions
-   - When inserting a link, selected text becomes the description
-   - Easier access to the list of stored links.
-   - Horizontal lines in HTML export.
-   - Remember templates and storing of notes improved.
-
-** Detailed description of changes
-
-   - The descriptive part of links to email messages can be configured
-     using the variable `org-email-link-description-format'.  The new
-     default is "Email %c: %.30s" and leads to
-
-        Email from NAME: SUBJECT
-
-     If you configure the variable `org-from-is-user-regexp'
-     correctly, then for email you *sent* this will actually change to
-
-        Email to NAME: SUBJECT
-
-     The subject is limited to 30 characters.  If you have become
-     attached to the previous default (look twice, the new one is
-     better), use "%f on: %s" as your format.
-
-   - Selecting text before entering a new link with C-c C-l now really
-     works, the selected text becomes the description part of the
-     link.  Requested by Scott, buggy 4.62 implementation is now fixed.
-
-   - Stored links are part of the history list for C-c C-l, so to
-     reach them, you can use up/down rather than completion.  Thanks
-     to Raman for this excellent idea.
-
-   - A line consisting only of "-", and at least 5 of them, is
-     exported into HTML as <hr/>, as proposed by Giovanni Ridolfi.
-
-   - Several changes to org <-> remember integration
-
-       - You can use `org-remember' as your default command to start
-         remember.  It will automatically detect if there is an active
-         region and use it as initial content (we will probably make
-         remember.el work like this as well).
-         Also, when calling `org-remember' in a remember buffer that
-         was created with a template, you will again be asked to
-         select a template.  The buffer is then re-created with the
-         new template, but the old context information.  This is
-         useful if you change your mind about the template to use
-         (Leo's idea).
-
-       - Besides specifying a default *target* file for a note, you
-         can also give a default *heading* of which the note should
-         become a subitem.  In many cases this avoids or speeds up
-         navigating to the right location.  Both file and heading can
-         be different for each template.  Both are non-binding, you
-         can change them while storing the note.  However, when you
-         exit remember with C-u C-c C-c, these defaults will be used
-         without interaction.
-
-       - Templates can specify interactive fields.  During expansion
-         of the template, you will be prompted for the information in
-         that field.  For example %^t will pop up a calendar and ask
-         you to select a date. This new feature follows a proposal
-         from Leo, who in the mean time has said he does not need it
-         anymore.  But I liked it, so here it is :-)
-
-       - Templates can access information specific to the link type
-         created, for example the author and subject of an email.
-         Syntax is %:fromname, %:fromaddress, %:subject etc, details
-         in the manual.  Proposed by Peder O. Klingenberg.
-
-       - I have been considering to move, at some stage, the template
-         functionality into remember.el itself - which would of course
-         require consent of the remember.el maintainers.  I am not
-         sure how well this would work though, since some things like
-         the interactive time stamps are org.el specific, so treating
-         them would require special hooks.  Comments?
-
-* Version 4.63
-   - Bug fixes
-
-* Version 4.62
-   - Many changes to the spreadsheet functions in the table editor.
-     For details, please re-read the manual section 3.4.
-     + New Features
-       - It is much easier to assign formulas to individual fields.
-       - References to arbitrary fields and ranges.
-       - Absolute references are modified in row-editing commands.
-       - Formula editor that highlights referenced fields.
-     + Incompatible changes
-       - Empty fields are excluded in range references, see "E" mode flag.
-       - &... ranges no longer supported, use new @... ranges.
-       - Variable insertion into Lisp formulas work differently.
-   - Selected text becomes the default description for C-c C-l links.(Scott)
-   - The date format in the agenda/timeline views is now customizable.
-     See the new option `org-agenda-date-format'. (request by Victor)
-   - Link abbreviations no longer need a double colon, single colon is fine.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.61
-   - Avoiding keybinding clashes with flyspell
-     - Archiving is now also on `C-C C-x C-s' (was just `C-c $')
-     - Cycling through agenda files is now also on "C-'" (was just "C-,")
-   - Colon is considered part of number, to align times in clock tables.
-   - Fixed bug for list of stuck projects.
-   - Fixed several bugs/problems concerning linking to gnus.
-   - Block agendas can contain the list of stuck projects.
-   - #+ARCHIVE may now appear several times in the buffer.
-   - More bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.60
-   - HTML export: inlining images, clickable images (manual 10.2.4).
-   - Incremental search now shows proper context when exiting.
-   - Tables calculation and Calc package.
-     - Calc is no longer needed when using only elisp formulas.
-     - Proper error messages when calc is needed and not available.
-   - Tracking TODO state changes with time stamps and notes.
-   - Empty entries go full circle.
-   - Links in iCalendar export cleaned up.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-
-* Version 4.59
-   - Cleanup code, bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.58
-   - Full undo support in the agenda buffer.
-   - Listing stuck GTD projects (projects without any NEXT ACTIONS).
-     Configure `org-stuck-projects' before using it.
-   - C-c C-x b shows the current subtree in an indirect buffer, in
-     another, dedicated frame.
-   - Custom agenda commands take precedence over builtin commands.
-   - auto-fill for comments works on the Emacs side, XEmacs not yet.
-
-* Version 4.57
-   - Sorting of outline items on same level.
-   - Sorting tables automatically selects line range between hlines.
-   - Changes in Agenda buffer
-     - `C-c C-o' follows a link in the current line.
-     - `C-c $' archives the subtree corresponding to the line.
-     - Changing dates with S-left and S-right show new date in agenda,
-       but still do not move the entry to the new date.
-     - new option `org-agenda-skip-scheduled-if-done'.
-   - Agenda and sparse tree construction using tag matches can now
-     use regular expressions.
-   - When prompted for a date/time, entering "+7" indicates a date
-     7 days from now - but only this is the only thing you give.
-   - Custom time formats also apply to exported html and ascii.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.56
-   - `C-k' in agenda kills current line and corresponding subtree in file.
-   - XEmacs compatibility issues fixed, in particular tag alignment.
-   - M-left/right now in/outdents plain list items, no Shift needed.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.55
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.54
-   - Improvements to fast tag selection
-     + show status also in target line.
-     + option to auto-exit after first change to tags list (see manual).
-   - Tags sparse trees now also respect the settings in
-     `org-show-hierarchy-above' and `org-show-following-heading'.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.53
-   - Custom time formats can be overlayed over time stamps.
-   - New option `org-agenda-todo-ignore-deadlines'.
-   - Work-around for flyspell bug (CVS Emacs has this fixed in flyspell.el).
-   - Work-around for session.el problem with circular data structures.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.52
-   - TAG matches can also specify conditions on TODO keywords.
-   - The fast tag interface allows setting tags that are not in the
-     predefined list.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.51
-   - Link abbreviations (manual section 4.5).
-   - More control over how agenda is displayed.  See the new variables
-     `org-agenda-window-setup', `org-agenda-restore-windows-after-quit'.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.50
-   - Closing a TODO item can record an additional note.
-     See variables `org-log-done' and `org-log-note-headings'.
-   - Inserting headlines and bullets can leave an extra blank line.
-     See variable `org-blank-before-new-entry'. (Ed Hirgelt patch)
-   - [[bracket links]] in the agenda are active just as in org-mode buffers.
-   - C-c C-o on a date range displays the agenda for exactly this range.
-   - The default for `org-cycle-include-plain-lists' is back to nil.
-   - Calls to `org-occur' can be stacked by using a prefix argument.
-   - The options `org-show-hierarchy-above' and `org-show-following-heading'
-     now always default to `t', but can be customized differently for
-     different types of sparse trees or jump commands.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-
-* Version 4.49
-   - Agenda views can be made in batch mode from the command line.
-   - `org-store-link' does the right thing in dired-mode.
-   - File links can contain environment variables.
-   - Full Emacs 21 compatibility has been restored.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.47
-   - Custom commands may produce an agenda which contains several blocks,
-     each block created by a different agenda command.
-   - Agenda commands can be restricted to the current file, region, subtree.
-   - The timeline command must now be called through the agenda
-     dispatcher (C-c a L).  `C-c C-r' no longer works.
-   - Agenda items can be sorted by tag.  The *last* tag is used for this.
-   - The prefix and the sorting strategy for agenda items can depend
-     upon the agenda type.
-   - The handling of `mailto:' links can be customized, see the new
-     variable `org-link-mailto-program'.
-   - `mailto' links can specify a subject after a double colon,
-     like [[mailto:carsten@orgmode.org::Org-mode is buggy]].
-   - In the #+STARTUP line, M-TAB completes valid keywords.
-   - In the #+TAGS: line, M-TAB after ":" inserts all currently used tags.
-   - Again full Emacs 21 support:  Checkboxes and publishing are fixed.
-   - More minor bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.45
-   - Checkbox lists can show statistics about checked items.
-   - C-TAB will cycle the visibility of archived subtrees.
-   - Documentation about checkboxes has been moved to chapter 5.
-   - Bux fixes.
-
-* Version 4.44
-   - Clock table can be done for a limited time interval.
-   - Obsolete support for the old outline mode has been removed.
-   - Bug fixes and code cleaning.
-
-* Version 4.43
-   - Bug fixes
-   - `s' key in the agenda saves all org-mode buffers.
-
-* Version 4.41
-   - Shift-curser keys can modify inactive time stamps (inactive time
-     stamps are the ones in [...] brackets.
-   - Toggle all checkboxes in a region/below a headline.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.40
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-
-* Version 4.39
-   - Special tag ARCHIVE keeps a subtree closed and away from agenda lists.
-   - LaTeX code in Org-mode files can be converted to images for HTML.
-   - Bug fixes.
-   - CDLaTeX-mode features can be used in Org-mode to help inserting
-     LaTeX environment and math.
-
-* Version 4.38
-   - noutline.el is now required (important for XEmacs users only).
-   - Dynamic blocks.
-   - Archiving of all level 1 trees without open TODO items.
-   - Clock reports can be inserted into the file in a special section.
-   - FAQ removed from the manual, now only on the web.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.37
-   - Clock-feature for measuring time spent on specific items.
-   - Improved emphasizing allows configuration and stacking.
-
-* Version 4.36
-   - Improved indentation of ASCII export, when headlines become items.
-   - Handling of 12am and 12pm fixed.  Times beyond 24:00 can be used
-     and will not lead to conflicts.
-   - Support for mutually exclusive TAGS with the fast tags interface.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.35
-   - HTML export is now valid XHTML.
-   - Timeline can also show dates without entries.  See new option
-     `org-timeline-show-empty-dates'.
-   - The bullets created by the ASCII exporter can now be configured.
-     See the new option `org-export-ascii-bullets'.
-   - New face `org-upcoming-deadline' (was `org-scheduled-previously').
-   - New function `org-context' to allow testing for local context.
-
-* Version 4.34
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.33
-   - New commands to move through plain lists: S-up and S-down.
-   - Bug fixes and documentation update.
-
-* Version 4.32
-   - Fast (single-key-per-tag) interface for setting TAGS.
-   - The list of legal tags can be configured globally and locally.
-   - Elisp and Info links (thanks to Todd Neal).
-   - `org-export-publishing-directory' can be an alist, with different
-     directories for different export types.
-   - All context-sensitive commands use `call-interactively' to dispatch.
-   - `org-confirm-shell-links' renamed to `org-confirm-shell-link-function'.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.31
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.30
-   - Modified installation: Autoloads have been collected in org-install.el.
-   - Logging (org-log-done) is now a #+STARTUP option.
-   - Checkboxes in plain list items, following up on Frank Ruell's idea.
-   - File links inserted with C-c C-l will use relative paths if the linked
-     file is in the current directory or a subdirectory of it.
-   - New variable `org-link-file-path-type' to specify preference for
-     relative and absolute paths.
-   - New CSS classes for tags, timestamps, timestamp keywords.
-   - Bug and typo fixes.
-
-
-* Version 4.29
-   - Inlining images in HTML export now depends on wheather the link
-     contains a description or not.
-   - TODO items can be scheduled from the global TODO list using C-c C-s.
-   - TODO items already scheduled can be made to disappear from the global
-     todo list, see `org-agenda-todo-ignore-scheduled'.
-   - In Tables, formulas may also be Lisp forms.
-   - Exporting the visible part of an outline with `C-c C-x v' works now
-     for all available exporters.
-   - Bug fixes, lots of them :-(
-
-* Version 4.28
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.27
-   - HTML exporter generalized to receive external options.
-     As part of the process, author, email and date have been moved to the
-     end of the HTML file.
-   - Support for customizable file search in file links.
-   - BibTeX database links as first application of the above.
-   - New option `org-agenda-todo-list-sublevels' to turn off listing TODO
-     entries that are sublevels of another TODO entry.
-
-* Version 4.26
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.25
-   - Revision of the font-lock faces section, with better tty support.
-   - TODO keywords in Agenda buffer are fontified.
-   - Export converts links between .org files to links between .html files.
-   - Better support for bold/italic/underline emphasis.
-
-* Version 4.24
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.23
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.22
-   - Bug fixes.
-   - In agenda buffer, mouse-1 no longer follows link.
-     See `org-agenda-mouse-1-follows-link' and `org-mouse-1-follows-link'.
-
-* Version 4.20
-   - Links use now the [[link][description]] format by default.
-     When inserting links, the user is prompted for a description.
-   - If a link has a description, only the description is displayed
-     the link part is hidden.  Use C-c C-l to edit the link part.
-   - TAGS are now bold, but in the same color as the headline.
-   - The width of a table column can be limited by using a field "<N>".
-   - New structure for the customization tree.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-
-* Version 4.13
-   - The list of agenda files can be maintainted in an external file.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 4.12
-   - Templates for remember buffer.  Note that the remember setup changes.
-     To set up templates, see `org-remember-templates'.
-   - The time in new time stamps can be rounded, see new option
-     `org-time-stamp-rounding-minutes'.
-   - Bug fixes (there are *always* more bugs).
-
-[...]
-
-Version 4.00
-   - Headlines can contain TAGS, and Org-mode can produced a list
-     of matching headlines based on a TAG search expression.
-   - `org-agenda' has now become a dispatcher that will produce the agenda
-     and other views on org-mode data with an additional keypress.
-
-
-* Version 3.24
-   - Switching and item to DONE records a time stamp when the variable
-     `org-log-done' is turned on.  Default is off.
-
-* Version 3.23
-   - M-RET makes new items as well as new headings.
-   - Various small bug fixes
-
-* Version 3.22
-   - CamelCase words link to other locations in the same file.
-   - File links accept search options, to link to specific locations.
-   - Plain list items can be folded with `org-cycle'.  See new option
-     `org-cycle-include-plain-lists'.
-   - Sparse trees for specific TODO keywords through numeric prefix
-     argument to `C-c C-v'.
-   - Global TODO list, also for specific keywords.
-   - Matches in sparse trees are highlighted (highlights disappear with
-     next buffer change due to editing).
-
-* Version 3.21
-   - Improved CSS support for the HTML export.  Thanks to Christian Egli.
-   - Editing support for hand-formatted lists
-     - M-S-cursor keys handle plain list items
-     - C-c C-c renumbers ordered plain lists
-
-* Version 3.20
-   - There is finally an option to make TAB jump over horizontal lines
-     in tables instead of creating a new line before that line.
-     The option is `org-table-tab-jumps-over-hlines', default nil.
-   - New command for sorting tables, on `C-c ^'.
-   - Changes to the HTML exporter
-     - hand-formatted lists are exported correctly, similar to
-       markdown lists.  Nested lists are possible.  See the docstring
-       of the variable `org-export-plain-list-max-depth'.
-     - cleaned up to produce valid HTML 4.0 (transitional).
-     - support for cascading style sheets.
-   - New command to cycle through all agenda files, on C-,
-   - C-c [ can now also be used to change the sequence of agenda files.
-
-
-* Version 3.19
-   - Bug fixes
-
-* Version 3.18
-   - Export of calendar information in the standard iCalendar format.
-   - Some bug fixes.
-
-* Version 3.17
-   - HTML export specifies character set depending on coding-system.
-
-* Version 3.16
-   - In tables, directly after the field motion commands like TAB and RET,
-     typing a character will blank the field.  Can be turned off with
-     variable `org-table-auto-blank-field'.
-   - Inactive timestamps with `C-c !'.  These do not trigger the agenda
-     and are not linked to the calendar.
-   - Additional key bindings to allow Org-mode to function on a tty emacs.
-   - `C-c C-h' prefix key replaced by `C-c C-x', and `C-c C-x C-h' replaced
-     by `C-c C-x b' (b=Browser).  This was necessary to recover the
-     standard meaning of C-h after a prefix key (show prefix bindings).
-
-* Version 3.15
-   - QUOTE keyword at the beginning of an entry causes fixed-width export
-     of unmodified entry text. `C-c :' toggles this keyword.
-   - New face `org-special-keyword' which is used for COMMENT, QUOTE,
-     DEADLINE and SCHEDULED, and priority cookies.  Default is only a weak
-     color, to reduce the amount of aggressive color in the buffer.
-
-* Version 3.14
-   - Formulas for individual fields in table.
-   - Automatic recalculation in calculating tables.
-   - Named fields and columns in tables.
-   - Fixed bug with calling `org-archive' several times in a row.
-
-* Version 3.13
-   - Efficiency improvements:  Fewer table re-alignments needed.
-   - New special lines in tables, for defining names for individual cells.
-
-* Version 3.12
-   - Tables can store formulas (one per column) and compute fields.
-     Not quite like a full spreadsheet, but very powerful.
-   - table.el keybinding is now `C-c ~'.
-   - Numeric argument to org-cycle does `show-subtree' above on level ARG.
-   - Small changes to keys in agenda buffer.  Affected keys:
-     [w] weekly view; [d] daily view; [D] toggle diary inclusion.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 3.11
-   - Links inserted with C-c C-l are now by default enclosed in angle
-     brackets.  See the new variable `org-link-format'.
-   - ">" terminates a link, this is a way to have several links in a line.
-     Both "<" and ">" are no longer allowed as characters in a link.
-   - Archiving of finished tasks.
-   - C-<up>/<down> bindings removed, to allow access to paragraph commands.
-   - Compatibility with CUA-mode (see variable `org-CUA-compatible').
-   - Compatibility problems with viper-mode fixed.
-   - Improved html export of tables.
-   - Various clean-up changes.
-
-* Version 3.10
-   - Using `define-derived-mode' to derive `org-mode' from `outline-mode'.
-
-
-* Version 3.09
-   - Time-of-day specifications in agenda are extracted and placed
-     into the prefix.  Timed entries can be placed into a time grid for
-     day.
-
-* Version 3.08
-   - "|" no longer allowed as part of a link, to allow links in tables.
-   - The prefix of items in the agenda buffer can be configured.
-   - Cleanup.
-
-* Version 3.07
-   - Some folding inconsistencies removed.
-   - BBDB links to company-only entries.
-   - Bug fixes and global cleanup.
-
-* Version 3.06
-   - M-S-RET inserts a new TODO heading.
-   - New startup option `content'.
-   - Better visual response when TODO items in agenda change status.
-   - Window positioning after visibility state changes optimized and made
-     configurable.  See `org-cycle-hook' and `org-occur-hook'.
-
-* Version 3.05
-   - Agenda entries from the diary are linked to the diary file, so
-     adding and editing diary entries can be done directly from the agenda.
-   - Many calendar/diary commands available directly from agenda.
-   - Field copying in tables with S-RET does increment.
-   - C-c C-x C-v extracts the visible part of the buffer for printing.
-   - Moving subtrees up and down preserves the whitespace at the tree end.
-
-* Version 3.04
-   - Table editor optimized to need fewer realignments, and to keep
-     table shape when typing in fields.
-   - A new minor mode, orgtbl-mode, introduces the Org-mode table editor
-     into arbitrary major modes.
-   - Fixed bug with realignment in XEmacs.
-   - Startup options can be set with special #+STARTUP line.
-   - Heading following a match in org-occur can be suppressed.
-
-* Version 3.03
-   - Copyright transfer to the FSF.
-   - Effect of C-u and C-u C-u in org-timeline swapped.
-   - Timeline now always contains today, and `.' jumps to it.
-   - Table editor:
-     - cut and paste of rectangular regions in tables
-     - command to convert org-mode table to table.el table and back
-     - command to treat several cells like a paragraph and fill it
-     - command to convert a buffer region to a table
-     - import/export tables as tab-separated files (exchange with Excel)
-   - Agenda:
-     - Sorting mechanism for agenda items rewritten from scratch.
-     - Sorting fully configurable.
-     - Entries specifying a time are sorted together.
-   - Completion also covers option keywords after `#-'.
-   - Bug fixes.
-
-* Version 3.01
-   - New reference card, thanks to Philip Rooke for creating it.
-   - Single file agenda renamed to "Timeline".  It no longer shows
-     warnings about upcoming deadlines/overdue scheduled items.
-     That functionality is now limited to the (multifile) agenda.
-   - When reading a date, the calendar can be manipulated with keys.
-   - Link support for RMAIL and Wanderlust (from planner.el, untested).
-   - Minor bug fixes and documentation improvements.
-
-* Version 3.00
-   - Multifile Agenda shows current entries from many different files.
-   - TeXInfo documentation (thanks to Christian Egli for the conversion).
-   - Additional applications for TODO keywords, see documentation.
-     Different files may have different TODO keywords etc.
-   - Priorities for TODO items.
-   - The browser mode used by `org-remember-handler' is improved.
-   - Images get inlined in HTML export (thanks to Carsten Wimmer).
-   - File links can contain line numbers, like file:/usr/etc/config:255
-   - Minor bug fixes.
-
-
-* Version 2.10
-   - TODO entries can have additional states besides TODO and DONE.
-     See new variable `org-todo-keywords'.
-   - TODO keywords can be interpreted as categories.  See variable
-     `org-todo-interpretation'.
-   - M-TAB completion on TODO keywords, TeX symbols, and normal words.
-   - All keywords (like TODO, DEADLINE etc) are configurable.
-   - Cursor positioning optimized after pro/demotion and TODO cycling.
-   - Emphasizing in HTML works now for *bold*, /italic/ and _underline_.
-   - New commands to kill, copy and yank entire subtrees.  Yanking
-     modifies the level of the tree before insertion.
-   - New command `org-goto' (C-c C-j) to quickly move to other locations
-     in the buffer without affecting outline visibility.
-   - Hooks for John Wiegley's remember.el.
-   - `org-read-date' pops up calendar for date selection with the mouse.
-     See variable `org-popup-calendar-for-date-prompt'.
-
-* Version 2.6
-   - TODO items can be SCHEDULED to a certain date.
-   - Expired DEADLINEs are ignored if in an entry marked DONE.
-   - From the diary or time-sorted view (C-c C-r), C-c C-t can be used to
-     change the TODO state of an item remotely.
-   - Horizontal computations in table editor. See `org-table-eval-formula'.
-   - Fixed bug with summing tables (command `org-table-sum', `C-c +').
-   - Calendar window follows the timestamp when a timestamp is changed.
-     New variable `org-calendar-follow-timestamp-change'.
-   - Time-sorted view (`org-diary-view', C-c C-r) now uses the prefix
-     argument to force inclusion of unscheduled TODO items.
-   - New variable `org-confirm-shell-links' to turn of safety query.
-   - New variable `org-open-non-existing-files'.
-
-* Version 2.4
-   - A time-sorted view on all time stamps can be created with C-c C-r.
-   - Timestamps and Deadlines can be shown in the Emacs diary.
-   - Date ranges introduced.
-   - Time-string formats are no longer configurable.
-   - Vertical lines in tables can be made invisible with `C-c |'.
-   - New "link" type to execute shell commands, like "shell:ls *.org"
-   - Upon export, "myfile.org" becomes "myfile.html" or "myfile.txt",
-     instead of "myfile.org.html" or "myfile.org.txt".
-   - When the cursor is in the white space at the beginning of a line,
-     TAB removes the whitespace before indenting again.
-
-* Version 2.0
-   - Windows (NT/2000) support.
-   - Works with both Emacs and XEmacs.
-   - Fully automatic table editor.
-   - New link types into Gnus, VM and BBDB.
-   - Other link system changes
-     - Time stamps are treated as links to the calendar.
-     - Easy creation of links with global command `org-store-link'.
-     - Insertion of links with `C-c C-l' works differently now.
-     - Space characters allowed as part of a link.
-     - Options in `org-file-apps' extended.  The command may now be
-       symbol 'emacs', or a lisp form.
-   Please re-read the manual section about links.
-   - Timestamp changes
-     - `org-deadline' now prompts for a date.
-     - A line can now contain several timestamps.  Updating of a
-       timestamp only happens if the cursor is at the timestamp.
-     - Changed the time-stamp-format to ISO, to make sure it will
-       always work (non-English month names had caused problems
-       with `parse-time-string'.).  Changing the time stamp format
-       is not recommended.
-   - Picture mode enhancements have been removed from org.el
-
-
-* Version 1.4
-   - Some option name changes, not backward compatible.
-   - ASCII exporter upgrade: Table of contents.
-   - HTML exporter upgrade: fixed-width regions, better
-     sub/superscripts, many TeX symbols supported.
-   - Calendar support.
-
-* Version 1.3
-   - HTML exporter upgrade, in particular table of contents
+* Older changes
 
+  For older Changes, see [[file:Changes_old.org]]
 
 
      

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+#   -*- mode: org; org-export-publishing-directory: "tmp"; fill-column: 65 -*-
+
+#+STARTUP: hidestars
+
+#+TITLE: Archive list of Org-mode user-visible changes
+#+AUTHOR:  Carsten Dominik
+#+EMAIL:  carsten at orgmode dot org
+#+OPTIONS: H:3 num:nil toc:nil \n:nil @:t ::t |:t ^:{} *:t TeX:t LaTeX:nil
+#+INFOJS_OPT: view:info toc:1 path:org-info.js tdepth:2 ftoc:t
+#+LINK_UP: index.html
+#+LINK_HOME: http://orgmode.org
+
+* Version 5.23
+
+** Overview
+
+   - New keyword search agenda view
+
+   - Many new extensions available in the CONTRIB directory
+
+   - New remember template option: pre-selection contexts
+
+   - Modifying list/headline status of a line
+ 
+   - Granularity while editing time stamps
+
+   - New repeaters mechanisms
+
+   - New parameters for dynamic blocks ad the clock table
+
+   - Limiting iCalendar export to fewer entries
+
+   - =M-RET= splits lines again
+
+   - New hooks
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - The variable `org-time-stamp-rounding-minutes' is now a list
+     of two values - if you have configured this variable before,
+     please do it again.
+
+** Details
+
+*** New keyword search agenda view
+
+    `C-c a s' now invokes a special agenda view that can be used
+    to search notes by keyword and regular expressions.  In
+    particular, it does not require a single regular expression
+    or string to search for, but it can search for a number
+    keywords or regexps that can occur in arbitrary sequence in
+    the entry.  The search knows the boundaries of an entry, can
+    use simple Boolean logic and is reasonably fast.  For
+    example, the search string
+
+    : +computer +wifi -ethernet -{8\.11[bg]}
+
+    will search for note entries that contain the keywords
+    =computer= and =wifi=, but not the keyword =ethernet=, and
+    which are also not matched by the regular expression
+    "8\.11[bg]", meaning to exclude both 8.11b and 8.11g.  If the
+    first character of the search string is an asterisk, the
+    search will only look at headlines - otherwise it will look
+    at the headine and the text below it, up to the next
+    (possibly sub-) heading.
+
+    The command searches all agenda files, and in addition the
+    files listed in =org-agenda-text-search-extra-files=.
+    
+    I find it very useful to define a custom command to do such
+    a search only in a limited number of files (my notes files),
+    like this:
+
+    : ("N" "Search notes" search ""
+    :   ((org-agenda-files '("~/org/notes.org" "~/org/computer.org"))
+    :    (org-agenda-text-search-extra-files nil)))
+
+*** Many new extensions available in the CONTRIB directory
+
+    - Phil Jackson's /org-irc.el/ is now part of the Org-mode
+      core, which means it will become part of Emacs soon.
+
+    - The new development model already starts to pay off, a
+      number of interesting extensions are now part of the
+      distribution.  Check the file CONTRIB/README for a list.
+
+    - There is a new variable `org-default-extensions'.
+      Configuring this variable makes it *very* easy to load
+      these default extensions - eventually this will be expanded
+      to cover contributed extensions as well.
+
+*** New remember template option: pre-selection contexts
+
+    - Remember template definitions now allow six elements.  The
+      last element defines the contexts in which the template
+      should be offered.  It can be a list of major modes, a
+      function, =t= or =nil=.  If it is a list of major-mode, the
+      template will be available only when =org-remember= is
+      called from a buffer in one of these modes.  If it is a
+      function, the template will be offered only if the function
+      returns `t' when called in the current buffer.  A value of
+      =t= or =nil= for this element means select this template in
+      any context.
+
+      One possible application for this would be to have several
+      templates all using the same selection letter, and choosing
+      the right one based on context.  For example, think of
+      tasks describing a bug in a source code file.  With the
+      following configuration we make sure that the bug reports
+      are filed into the appropriate sections of the target file.
+      
+: (setq org-remember-templates
+:  '(("Elisp" ?b "* %a\n\n%i%?" "~/bugs.org" "Elisp bugs" (emacs-lisp-mode))
+:    ("C Bugs" ?b "* %a\n\n%i%?" "~/bugs.org" "C bugs" (cc-mode))))
+     
+      See (info "(org)Remember templates") for details.
+
+*** Modifying list/headline status of a line
+
+    - `C-c -' has now more functions:
+      + In a table, add a hline as before
+      + In an item list, cycle bullet type as before
+      + In a normal line, turn it into an item
+      + In a headline, turn it into an item
+      + If there is an active region, turn each line into an item.
+        But if the first region line is already an item, remove
+        item markers from all lines.
+
+      Based on proposals by Bastien.
+
+    - `C-c *' has now more functions
+      + in a table, recompute, as before
+      + in a normal line, convert it to a sub heading.
+      + at an item, convert it into a subheading
+      + if there is an active region, convert all lines in the
+        region to headlines.  However, if the first lie already is
+        a heading, remove the stars from all lines int he region.
+
+      Based on proposals by Bastien.
+ 
+*** Changes related to time stamps
+
+    - The value variable =org-time-stamp-rounding-minutes= is now
+      a list of two values.  The first applies when creating a new
+      time stamp.  The second applies when modifying a timestamp
+      with S-up/down.  The default for this new task is 5 minutes,
+      but 15 may also be a very good value for many people.  If
+      S-up/down is used on a time stamp where the minute part is
+      not compatible with this granularity it will be made so.
+      You can bypass this by using a prefix argument to exactly
+      specify the number of minutes to shift.
+
+      This was a proposal by Adam Spiers.
+
+    - New repeaters that shift a date relative to today, or that
+      make sure that the next date is in the future.  For example:
+
+      :** TODO Call Father
+      :   DEADLINE: <2008-02-10 Sun ++1w>
+      :   Marking this DONE will shift the date by at least one week,
+      :   but also by as many weeks as it takes to get this date into
+      :   the future.  However, it stays on a Sunday, even if you called
+      :   and marked it done on Saturday.
+      :** TODO Check the batteries in the smoke detectors
+      :   DEADLINE: <2005-11-01 Tue .+1m>
+      :   Marking this DONE will shift the date to one month after
+      :   today.
+
+      Proposed by Wanrong Lin and Rainer Stengle.
+
+*** New parameters for dynamic blocks ad the clock table
+
+    - There is a new =:link= parameter for the clocktable.  When
+      set, the headlines listed in the table will be links to the
+      original headlines.
+
+    - There is a new =:content= parameter that is passed to the
+      writer function of the dynamic block.  Use this parameter
+      to pass the previous content of the block to the writer
+      function, in case you want to make the outcome dependent on
+      the previous content.
+
+*** Limiting iCalendar export to fewer entries
+
+    - New way to limit iCalendar export to the entries captured in
+      an agenda view.  This is done by "writing" the agenda view
+      using `C-x C-w' to a file with extension .ics.
+
+      This was a request by Kyle Sexton.
+
+*** Misc
+
+   - Due to a popular revolt shortly after the 5.22 release,
+     =M-RET= can again be used to split a line so that the rest
+     of the line becomes the new heading.  However, if you do
+     this in a heading containing tags, the tags will stay in the
+     old line.
+
+     Customize the variable =org-M-RET-may-split-line= if you
+     don't want this command to split a line in the middle.  The
+     same variable also influences line splitting in items and in
+     tables.
+
+   - There are three new hooks:
+
+     =org-follow-link-hook=: runs after following a link
+     =org-publish-before-export-hook=: runs before export
+     =org-publish-after-export-hook=: runs after export
+     
+* Version 5.22
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - The variable `org-log-done' is now less complex.
+   - The in-buffer settings for logging have changed.  Some
+     options no longer exists, some new ones have been added.
+
+** Details
+
+*** Changes to logging progress
+
+    There is now more control over which state changes are being
+    logged in what way.  Please read carefully the corresponding
+    sections in the manual.  Basically: 
+
+    - The variable `org-log-done' has been simplified, it no
+      longer influences logging state changes and clocking out.
+    - There is a new variable for triggering note-taking when
+      clocking out an item: `org-log-note-clock-out'.
+    - Logging of state changes now has to be configured on a
+      pre-keyword basis, either in `org-todo-keywords' or in the
+      #+TODO in-buffer setting.
+    - These per-keyword settings allow more control.  For example
+
+      : WAIT(w@)    Record a note when entering this state.
+      : WAIT(w!)    Record a timestamp when entering this state.
+      : WAIT(w@/!)  Recore a note when entering and timestamp
+      :             when leaving this state.  This is great for
+      :             getting a record when switching *back* from
+      :              WAIT to TODO.
+      : WAIT(/!)    Record a timestamp when leaving this state.
+      :             Here we not even define a fast access
+      :             character, but just the logging stuff.
+
+    This was triggered by requests from Wanrong Lin and Bernt Hansen.
+
+*** Other
+
+   - M-RET no longer brakes a line in the middle, it will make a
+     new line after the current or (if cursor is at the beginning
+     of the line) before the current line.
+
+   - RET, when executed in a headline after the main text and
+     before the tags will leave the tags in the current line and
+     create a new line below the current one.
+
+* Version 5.21
+
+  Bug fixes, in particular the long-hunted bug about wrong window
+  positions after pressing SPACE in the agenda.  Hopefully this
+  is really fixed.
+
+* Version 5.20
+
+** Overview
+
+*** Remember/Refile/Goto
+
+    - The use of prefix arguments for the commands `org-remember'
+      and `org-refile' has been normalized.
+
+    - The clock can now safely be used in a remember buffer.
+      
+    - The variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive'
+      introduced only in 5.19 is already obsolete.  Please use
+      `org-remember-interactive-interface' instead.
+
+    - It is no longer necessary to update the refiling targets.
+
+    - Automatic isearch in `org-goto'.
+
+    - Outline-path-completion as alternative org-goto interface.
+
+*** Misc
+
+    - Checkboxes now work hierarchically.
+
+    - `C-k' can now behave specially in headlines.
+
+    - Repeater for tasks in plain timestamps.
+
+    - All clock intervals of an item show in agenda/timeline.
+      
+    - New parameter =:step= for clocktable, to get daily reports.
+
+    - Never loose a repeaded scheduled item from the agenda.
+
+    - Archiving a subtree now stores the outline path in a property.
+
+    - Links to messages in Apple Mail.
+
+    - Bug fixes.
+
+** Incompatible Changes
+   
+   - The variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive'
+     introduced only in 5.19 is already obsolete.  Please use
+     `org-remember-interactive-interface' instead.
+
+** Details
+
+*** Remember/Refile/Goto
+
+    - The use of prefix arguments for the commands `org-remember'
+      and `org-refile' has been normalized:
+
+      + when called without prefix argument, the command does its
+        normal job, starting a remember note or refiling a tree.
+
+      + when called with a single C-u prefix, these commands can be
+        used to select a target location and to jump there.  In
+        the case of `org-remember', you will be prompted for a
+        template and then Emacs jumps to the default target
+        location or this template.  In the case of `org-refile',
+        you select a location from the refile target list and jump
+        there.
+
+      + when called with two prefixes (`C-u C-u'), the command
+        jumps to the location last used for storing a note or a
+        moved tree.
+
+    - When the clock is running inside an remember buffer, storing
+      the remember buffer with `C-c C-c' will automatically clock
+      out.  This was inspired by a request by Rainer Stengle. 
+      
+    - The variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive'
+      introduced only in 5.19 is already obsolete.  Please use
+      `org-remember-interactive-interface' instead.  This new
+      variable does select the interface that is used to select
+      the target for a remember note in an interactive way.
+      Possible values are:
+
+      + `outline': Use an outline of the document to select a
+        location.  
+      + `outline-path-completion': Use completion of an outline
+        path to select a location.
+      + `refile': Offer the `org-refile-targets' as possible
+        targets.
+
+    - It is no longer necessary to update the refiling targets -
+      they are always current.
+
+    - In `org-goto', typing characters now automatically starts
+      isearch from the beginning of the buffer.  The isearch is
+      special also because it only matches in headline.  This
+      goes some way toward saving org-goto from being removed
+      from Org-mode.  Thanks to Piotr Zielinski for the code, and
+      sorry that it took me so long to put it in.  If you prefer
+      to use single letters n,p,f,b,u,q for navigation as before,
+      configure the variable `org-goto-auto-isearch'.
+
+    - Outline-path-completion is now available as an alternative
+      interface in the command `org-goto'.  Please select the
+      default interface you'd like to use with the new variable
+      `org-goto-interface'.  You can then select the alternative
+      interface with a prefix argument to `C-c C-j' (org-goto).  I
+      am considering to make outline-path-completion the default
+      interface.  Comments?
+
+
+*** Misc
+
+    - Checkboxes now work hierarchically.  When a plain-list item
+      with a checkbox has children with checkboxes, the status of
+      the item's checkbox is calculated from the children, each
+      time a checkbox is toggled with C-c C-c.  Thanks to Miguel
+      A. Figueroa-Villanueva for a patch to this effect.
+
+    - There is a new variable `org-special-ctrl-k'.  When set,
+      `C-k' will behave specially in headlines:
+
+      + When the cursor is at the beginning of a headline, kill
+        the entire line and possible the folded subtree below the
+        line.
+      + When in the middle of the headline text, kill the
+        headline up to the tags.
+      + When after the headline text, kill the tags.
+
+      This is following a proposal by Piotr Zielinski.
+
+    - You can now also have a plain (as opposed to deadline or
+      scheduled) repeater timestamp in a task.  Switching the task
+      to DONE will now also shift a plain time stamp.  This was a
+      request by Austin Frank.
+
+    - If an entry is clocked multiple times, it will now show up
+      several times in the agenda and timeline buffers, when
+      log-mode is on.  This was a proposal by Jurgen Defurne.
+      
+    - The clock table accepts a new parameter =:step=.  This
+      parameter can be `day' or `week' and will result in separate
+      tables for each day or week in the requested time interval.
+      This was triggered by a proposal by Sacha Chua in her [[http://sachachua.com/wp/2007/12/30/clocking-time-with-emacs-org/][blog]].
+
+    - A time-stamp with a repeater now no longer refers to the
+      date *closest* to the current day.  Instead, it means either
+      today or the most recent match.  This change makes sure that
+      overdue scheduled or deadline items never disappear from the
+      agenda.  With the previous convention, an overdue scheduled
+      item would disappear.  For example, a weekly item scheduled
+      for Sunday would appear as overdue until Wednesday, and the
+      suddenly disappear until next Sunday.  Now the item will
+      show up as "Sched 7x" on Saturday.  From Sunday on it will
+      be in the list as "Scheduled", i.e. old sins will be
+      forgiven.  This follows a request by Warong, Dennis and
+      Bernt.
+
+    - Archiving a subtree now creates an additional property,
+      =ARCHIVE_OLPATH=.  This property contains the "path" in the
+      outline tree to the archived entry, as it was in the
+      original file.  For example, archiving =Fix the door= in the
+      following hierarchy
+      
+      : * Tasks
+      : ** HOME
+      : *** Garage
+      : **** Fix the door
+      
+      will file is with the following property
+      
+      : :ARCHIVE_PATH: Task/HOME/Garage
+      
+      Note that you can configure (i.e. limit) the information
+      that gets stored upon archiving with the variable
+      `org-archive-save-context-info'.
+
+    - New file `org-mac-message.el' by John Wiegley to create
+      links for messages in Apple Mail, and to follow these
+      links.
+
+    - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 5.19
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Column view can list the clocked times of a subtree.
+
+   - Storing remember notes can use the `org-refile' interface.
+
+   - Storing remember notes no longer produced empty lines.
+
+   - Moving subtrees now folds all siblings of the subtree.
+
+   - New variable `org-agenda-todo-keyword-format'.
+
+   - Hack to allow brackets in link descriptions.
+
+   - Clocking into an entry can enforce a specific TODO state.
+
+   - EXPORT_FILE_NAME may be an absolute file name with "~".
+
+   - Bug fixes, lots of them.
+
+** Details
+
+   - A new special column definition lists the sum of all CLOCK
+     entries in a subtree.  For example
+
+     : #+COLUMNS: %20ITEM %10Time_Estimate{:} %CLOCKSUM
+
+     will allow you to compare estimated times (as given in the
+     Time_Estimate property) with the clocked times.  This was a
+     request by Bernt Hansen.
+
+   - Storing remember notes can now use the `org-refile'
+     interface instead of the `org-goto' interface (see the
+     variable `org-remember-use-refile-when-interactive').
+     Nothing will change if the note is stored immediately after
+     pressing `C-c C-c' in the =*Remember*= buffer.  But if you
+     have chosen (e.g. by pressing `C-u C-c C-c') to
+     interactively select the filing location (file and
+     headline), the refile interface will be used instead.  I am
+     excited about this change, because the `org-goto' interface
+     is basically a failure, at least for this application.  Note
+     that in any case the refile interface has to be configured
+     first by customizing `org-refile-targets'.
+
+   - Notes inserted with remember now remove any whitespace
+     before and after the note before being pasted, so that there
+     will be no empty lines inserted together with the note.  We
+     could invent special syntax in remember templates to allow
+     creating empty lines before a note - is there anyone who'd
+     want this?
+
+   - Moving subtrees now folds all siblings of the subtree.  This
+     is the only reasonably simple way I could find to avoid the
+     reported inconsistencies in the folding state of the outline
+     tree after moving entries.  There are reasons to like this
+     new behavior, because it easily visualizes where the tree is
+     located after the move.  Still, not everyone might be happy
+     with this.  Massive complaining would be needed to make me
+     fix this.
+
+   - New variable `org-agenda-todo-keyword-format' to specify the
+     width of the TODO keyword field in the agenda display.  Use
+     it to get things to line up better.  This was a proposal by
+     Rainer Stengele.
+
+   - If a link description inserted with `C-c C-l' contains
+     brackets, the brackets will now be converted into curly
+     braces.  This looks similar enough.  Supporting brackets in
+     link descriptions is, for technical reasons too long to
+     explain here, complex.
+
+   - The new option `org-clock-in-switch-to-state' can be set to
+     a TODO state that will be enforced when the clock is started
+     on an entry.  This follows an idea by Sacha Chua.
+
+   - The EXPORT_FILE_NAME property may now also be an absolute
+     file name, and it may contain abbreviations like "~" for the
+     users home directory.  This was requested by Adam Spiers.
+
+   - Bug fixes, lots of them.
+
+* Version 5.18
+
+  Minor fixes.
+
+* Version 5.17
+
+** Details
+
+*** Whitespace
+
+    - When cutting, pasting, or moving subtrees and items, the
+      empty lines *before* the subtree/item now belong to the
+      part and will be moved with it.  There is one exception to
+      this rule: If the first child is moved down (or,
+      equivalently, the second is moved up), the amount of empty
+      lines *above* the first child to be moved along with it is
+      limited by the number of empty lines *below* it.  This
+      sounds complicated, but it allows to have extra empty space
+      before the first child and still have good behavior of the
+      subtree motion commands.
+
+    - Plain lists items work the same.
+
+    I believe we have finally nailed this one.  Thanks to Daniel
+    Pittman for bring this up again and to Eric Schulte for
+    pointing out that it is the empty lines *before* an entry
+    that really count.
+
+    This change was non-trivial, please give it a good test and
+    let me know about any problems.
+
+*** Remember
+
+    - The new command `org-remember-goto-last-stored' will jump
+      to the location of the remember note stored most recently.
+      If you have `org-remember' on a key like `C-c r', then you
+      can go to the location with a double prefix arg: `C-u C-u
+      C-c r'.  This was a proposal by Rainer Stengele.
+
+    - Template items that are being prompted for can now specify
+      a default value and a completion table.  Furthermore,
+      previous inputs at a specific prompt are captured in a
+      history variable.  For example:
+
+      : %^{Author|Roald Dahl|Thomas Mann|Larry Niven}
+
+      will prompt for an author name.  Pressing RET without
+      typing anything will select "Roald Dahl".  Completion will
+      give you any of the three names.  And a history will be
+      kept, so you can use the arrow keys to get to previous
+      input.  The history is tied to the prompt.  By using the
+      same prompt in different templates, you can build a history
+      across templates.  The ideas for this came from proposals
+      by Bastien and Adam.
+
+    - When a remember template contains the string `%!', the note
+      will be stored immediately after all template parts have
+      been filled in, so you don't even have to press `C-c
+      C-c'. The was a proposal by Adam Spiers.
+
+*** Refile
+
+    - `org-refile-targets' has a new parameter to specify a
+      maximum level for target selection.  Thanks to Wanrong Lin
+      for this proposal.
+
+    - When the new option `org-refile-use-outline-path' is set,
+      refile targets will be presented like a file path to the
+      completion interface: "level 1/level 2/level 3".  This
+      may be the fastest interface yet to get to a certain
+      outline entry.  Do we need to use this interface in other
+      places?  Thanks to Jose Ruiz for this proposal.
+
+* Version 5.16
+
+** Details
+
+*** Restriction lock on agenda scope
+
+    You can now permanently lock the agenda construction to a
+    certain scope, like a file or a subtree.  So instead of
+    pressing "<" for each command in the agenda dispatcher, you
+    only once select a restriction scope.  All subsequent agenda
+    commands will than respect this restriction.  For example,
+    you can use this at work, to limit agendas to your work file
+    or tree, and at home to limit to the home file or tree.  Or
+    you can use it during the day in order to focus in on certain
+    projects.
+
+    You select a scope with the command `C-c C-x <', which
+    restricts to the current subtree.  When called with a `C-u'
+    prefix, the restriction is to the current file.  You can also
+    make restrictions from the speedbar frame, see below.
+
+    When making a new restriction and an agenda window is
+    currently visible, it will immediately be updated to reflect
+    the new scope.  If you like you can display an agenda view
+    and then watch it change in various scopes.
+
+    To get rid of the restriction, use the command "C-c C-x >".
+    Or press ">" in the agenda dispatcher.  Also, and use of "<"
+    in the dispatcher will disable the restriction lock and
+    select a new restriction.
+
+    Thanks to Rick Moynihan for triggering this development. 
+
+*** Imenu and Speedbar support
+
+    - Org-mode now supports Imenu.  For example, with the setting
+
+      : (add-hook 'org-mode-hook 
+      :    (lambda () 'imenu-add-to-menubar "Imenu"))
+
+      a menu will be created in each Org-mode buffer that
+      provides access to all level 1 and level 2 headings.  The
+      depth of the menu can be set with the variable
+      `org-imenu-depth'.
+
+    - org-mode now supports Speedbar.  This means that you can
+      drill into the first and second level headlines of an
+      Org-mode file right from the speedbar frame.
+
+    - You can set a restriction lock for the Org-mode agenda to a
+      file or a subtree directly from the speedbar frame.  Just
+      press "<" with the cursor on an Org-mode file or subtree to
+      set the lock and immediately update the agenda if it is
+      visible.  Use ">" to get rid of the lock again.
+
+* Version 5.15
+
+** Details
+
+   - There are new special properties TIMESTAMP and TIMESTAMP_IA.
+     These can be used to access the first keyword-less active
+     and inactive timestamp in an entry, respectively.
+
+   - New variable `org-clock-heading-function'.  It can be set to
+     a function that creates the string shown in the mode line
+     when a clock is running.  Thanks to Tom Weissmann for this
+     idea.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 5.14
+
+** Overview
+
+   + Remember and related stuff
+     - New command `org-refile' to quickly move a note.
+     - Easy way to jump to the target location of remember template.
+     - New %-escapes in remember templates: %c %(...) and %[...]
+     - `org-remember-insinuate' simplifies remember setup
+
+   + Emphasis and Font-lock stuff
+     - Stacked emphasis is no longer allowed.
+     - You may finally emphasize a single character like ~*a*~.
+     - Font-lock now can hide the emphasis markers
+     - Text in the "=" emphasis is exported verbatim
+     - There is a new emphasis marker "~" for verbatim text
+     - Constructs treated specially by the exporters can be highlighted
+
+   + Properties and Column view
+     - More control over which properties use inheritance
+     - CATEGORY="work" can now be used in a tags/property search
+     - the {+} summary type can specify a printf-style output format
+     - New currency summary type {$}
+
+   + The date/time prompt
+     - While entering data, watch live the current interpretation.
+     - The date prompt now prefers to select the future
+     - Easier modification of time in an existing time stamp.
+
+   + Export
+     - You can now export some special strings in HTML, like "..."
+     - #+EMAIL: may contain several email addresses
+
+   + Agenda
+     - In the agenda, a few keys have changed: `g', `G', and `e'.
+
+   + Miscellaneous
+     - Class-dependent sectioning structures in LaTeX export.
+     - Radio-lists modeled after the radio tables.
+     - The default for `org-ellipsis' is back to nil
+     - Support for pabbrev-mode
+     - New variable `org-show-entry-below'.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - If you have customized the variable `org-emphasis-alist' or
+     org-export-emphasis-alist', you need to do it again by first
+     canceling your customization and then adding it again.
+
+   - I know that some people have defined their own private helper
+     functions to select a specific remember template, without being
+     prompted, like this:
+
+     : (defun my-remember-template-n ()
+     :    (interactive)
+     :    (org-remember ?n))
+
+     You need to modify this.  The character selecting the template
+     must now be the /second/ argument to `org-remember':
+
+     : (defun my-remember-template-n ()
+     :    (interactive)
+     :    (org-remember nil ?n))
+
+   - `C-c C-w' now refiles an entry.  To get a sparse tree of
+     deadlines, use `C-c / d' instead.
+
+** Details
+
+*** Remember and related stuff
+
+    - New command `org-refile' to quickly move a note to a
+      different place.  It is bound to `C-c C-w'.  The foremost
+      application might be to put a note or task captured with
+      `remember' into the proper list or project.  The command
+      offers a list of possible refiling targets for completion.
+      These are headings under which the entry will be inserted
+      as a subitem.  By default, this will offer all top-level
+      headings in the current buffer, but you can configure the
+      variable `org-refile-targets' to get more complex
+      definitions.  For example:
+
+      : (setq org-refile-targets '((nil . (:level . 2))))
+
+      selects all level 2 headlines in the current buffer as
+      targets.  And
+
+      : (setq org-refile-targets
+      :      '((org-agenda-files . (:tag . "refile"))))
+
+      searches all agenda files and selects headlines that are
+      explicitly marked with the tag :refile: .  Note that the
+      list of targets is built upon first use only, to rebuilt
+      it, call the command `C-c C-w' with a double prefix
+      argument.
+
+      This is based on an idea and example implementation by Max
+      Mikhanosha.  Many thanks Max.
+
+    - You can now use a C-u prefix on `org-remember' to jump to
+      the location where a specific templates stores its notes.
+      For example, if you have `org-remember' bound to `C-c r',
+      then `C-u C-c r n' will get you to the file and headline
+      given in the template associated with the letter "n".
+
+      This was proposed by someone, but I have lost track who.
+      Sorry, and thanks anyway.
+
+    - New %-escapes in remember templates:
+
+      : %c     insert the current clipboard, like C-y would do
+      : %(..)  evaluate Lisp expression and insert the result
+      : %[..]  include file
+
+      Thanks to Adam Spiers and Tim O'Callaghan.
+
+    - New function `org-remember-insinuate' that makes is easier
+      to set Org-mode specific values for remember variables.
+      Thanks to Michael Olson for this proposal.  It is
+      equivalent to:
+
+      : (require 'remember)
+      : (setq remember-annotation-functions '(org-remember-annotation))
+      : (setq remember-handler-functions '(org-remember-handler))
+      : (add-hook 'remember-mode-hook 'org-remember-apply-template))
+
+      You might still want to set `org-default-notes-file' to
+      provide a default for templates without a file, and
+      `org-directory' to show where to find other org files.
+
+*** Emphasis and Font-lock stuff
+
+    - Stacked emphasis like ~*/bold italic/*~ is no longer allowed.
+
+    - You may finally emphasize a single character like ~*a*~.
+
+    - Font-lock now can hide the emphasis markers, just like Muse
+      does.  Configure the variable `org-hide-emphasis-markers'
+      if you want this.  Showing the characters continues to be
+      the default in Org-mode.
+
+    - Text in the "=" emphasis is now exported verbatim, i.e. no
+      further parsing and interpretation of this text takes place.  So
+      you can write ~=quoted *xxx* a_x = b=~.  This and the following
+      point implement a request by Daniel Clemente.
+
+    - There is a new emphasis marker "~" which marks text to be
+      exported verbatim, without special formatting.  Inside an
+      org-mode file, this text is highlighted with the org-verbatim
+      face.  I am not happy with the face yet (currently is is like
+      org-code, but underlined), please suggest a better one.
+
+    - Whether an emphasis environment is verbatim or not is now an
+      extra flag in the variable `org-emphasis-alist'.  If you have
+      configured this variable, do it again by first canceling your
+      customization to revert to the default, and then adding it
+      again.
+
+    - New variable `org-highlight-latex-fragments-and-specials'.
+      When turned on, Org-mode will highlight all strings that
+      are treated in a special way by the exporters.  This is
+      great for export-oriented writing, but maybe a bit noisy
+      for note taking, so this feature is off by default.
+
+*** Properties and Column view
+
+    - `org-use-property-inheritance' may now also be a list of
+      property names that should be treated with inheritance
+      during searches.
+
+    - CATEGORY="work" can now be used in a tags/property search,
+      even if the category is not specified as a property in the
+      entry, but rather is inherited or derived from #+CATEGORY.
+      Thanks to Adam, Tim, and Bastien for an interesting
+      discussion around this issue.
+
+    - Summary type improvements in column view.
+      * The {+} summary type can specify a printf-style output
+        format for computed values like this: {+;%5.2f}
+	This was triggered by a report by Levin.
+      * New currency summary type {$}, which so far is just a
+        shorthand for {+;%.2f}.  Do we need to have a currency
+        symbol in front of each value.  Scott Jaderholm asked for
+        this, but I am not sure if this is already what he meant.
+
+*** The date/time prompt
+
+    There have been several small but *very* useful additions to
+    the date prompt.
+
+    - While entering data at the date prompt, the current
+      interpretation of your input is shown next to your input in
+      the minibuffer.  I find this great to understand how the
+      input works.  If you find the extra stuff in the minibuffer
+      annoying, turn it off with `org-read-date-display-live'.
+
+    - The date prompt now prefers to select the future.  If you
+      enter a date without a month, and the day number is before
+      today (for example, on the 16th of the month you enter
+      "9"), Org-mode will assume next month.  Similarly, if you
+      enter a month and no year, next year will be assumed if the
+      entered month is before the current, for example if you
+      enter "May" in September.  Thanks to John Rakestraw for
+      this great suggestion.  If you find it confusing, turn it
+      off with `org-read-date-prefer-future'.
+
+    - When modifying an existing date using `C-c .' at the stamp,
+      the time or time range in the stamp are now offered as
+      default input at the prompt.  This goes a long way to
+      simplifying the modification of an existing date.  Thanks
+      to Adam Spiers for this proposal.
+
+*** Export (all implemented by Bastien...)
+
+    - You can now export special strings in HTML.  Here is the
+      list of newly performed conversions:
+
+      | Org | Description                        | HTML     |
+      |-----+------------------------------------+----------|
+      | ~\\-~ | double backslash followed by minus | &shy;    |
+      | ~--~  | two dashes (minuses)               | &ndash;  |
+      | ~---~ | three dashes (minuses)             | &mdash;  |
+      | ~...~ | three dots                         | &hellip; |
+
+      You can turn this globally on or off with
+      `org-export-with-special-strings' or locally with "-:t" or
+      "-:nil" in the #+OPTIONS line.  Thanks to Adam Spiers for
+      starting the discussion, and thanks to Daniel Clemente and
+      William Henney for relevant inputs.
+
+    - Comma-separated emails in #+EMAIL: are correctly exported.
+      Thanks to Raman for pointing out this omission.
+
+*** Agenda
+
+    - In the agenda, a few keys have changed
+      : g  does now the same a "r", refresh current display,
+      :    because "g" is the Emacs standard for "refresh"
+      : G  toggle the time grid, used to be "g"
+      : e  Execute another agenda command, pretty much the same as
+      :    `C-c a', but shorter and keep the same agenda window.
+
+*** Miscellaneous (much of it from Bastien)
+
+    - You can now select the sectioning structure of your LaTeX
+      export by setting it either globally
+      (`org-export-latex-default-class') or locally in each Org
+      file (with #+LaTeX_CLASS: myclass).  You can also customize
+      the list of available classes and their sectioning
+      structures through the new `org-export-latex-classes'
+      option.  Thanks to Daniel for discussions and suggestion on
+      this issue.
+
+    - You can send and receive radio lists in HTML,
+      LaTeX or TeXInfo, just as you send and receive radio
+      tables.  Check the documentation for details and examples.
+
+    - The default for `org-ellipsis' is back to nil, some people
+      seem to have had problems with the face as a default.
+
+    - Support for pabbrev-mode, needs pabbrev version 1.1.  Thanks
+      to Phillip Lord for adapting his package to make this
+      possible.
+
+    - New variable `org-show-entry-below' to force context-showing
+      commands to expose the body of a headline that is being
+      shown.  Thanks to Harald Weis for pointing out this omission.
+
+
+* Version 5.13i
+
+** Details
+
+   - On the date/time prompt, you can now also answer with
+     something like +2tue to pick the second tuesday from today.
+     This was a proposal by Sacha Chua.
+
+   - When interpopating into Lisp formulas in the spreadsheet,
+     the values of constants and properties are no longer
+     enclosed into parenthesis.  When interpolating for calc,
+     this still happens in order to allow expressions in
+     constants.  This problem was reported by Eddward DeVilla.
+
+   - When a directory is listed in `org-agenda-files', all files
+     with extension matched by the new variable
+     `org-agenda-file-regexp' in that directory will be agenda
+     files.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 5.13
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Bug fixes and improvements in column view
+     + All known bugs fixed.
+     + A Column view can be captured into a dynamic block.
+     + The ITEM column is formatted core compactly.
+     + Also ITEM can be edited with `e'
+
+   - The agenda dispatcher
+     + `<' cycles through restriction states.
+     + Multi-character access codes to commands (= sub-keymaps).
+
+   - Sorting improvements
+     + User-defined sorting keys.
+     + Sorting by properties.
+     + Sorting of plain lists.
+
+   - HTML <div> structure
+
+   - Other stuff
+     + New variables, several of them.
+     + Drawers can be set on a per-file basis.
+     + Better control over priority fontification in agenda.
+     + M-up and M-down now move the current line up and down.
+     + Abort remember template selection with C-g.
+
+** Details
+
+*** Bug fixes and improvements in column view
+
+    - All the bugs described by Scott Jaderholm have been fixed
+      (at least I hope so...).
+
+    - You can now capture a column view into a dynamic block, for
+      exporting or printing it.  The column view can be
+
+      + global, i.e. for the entire file
+      + local, i.e. for the subtree where the dynamic block is
+      + from an entry with a specific :ID: property.
+
+      You can identify the entry whose column view you want to
+      capture by assigning an :ID: property, and use that property
+      in the dynamic block definition.  For example:
+
+      : * Planning
+      :   :PROPERTIES:
+      :     :ID: planning-overview
+      :   :END:
+      :
+      : [...]
+      :
+      : * The column view
+      : #+BEGIN: columnview :hlines 1 :id "planning-overview"
+      :
+      : #+END:
+
+      Use `C-c C-x r' to insert such a dynamic block, and you will
+      be prompted for the ID.
+
+    - When the current column format displays TODO keyword,
+      priority or tags, these parts are stripped from the content
+      of the ITEM column, making for more compact and readable
+      entries.  When any of these "properties" are not listed in
+      the current column format, they are instead retained in the
+      ITEM column.
+
+    - You can now also edit the ITEM column with `e'.
+
+*** The agenda dispatcher
+
+    - Instead of pressing `1' to restrict an agenda command to
+      the current buffer, or `0' to restrict it to the current
+      subtree or region, you can now also press `<' once or
+      twice, respectively.  This frees up `1' and `0' for user
+      commands, a request by Bastien.  In fact, "<" cycles
+      through different restriction states.  "1" and "0" are
+      still available for backward compatibility, until you bind
+      them to custom commands.
+
+    - The access code to custom agenda commands can now contain
+      several characters, effectively allowing to bundle several
+      similar commands into a sub-keymap.  This follows an
+      excellent proposal by Adam Spiers.  For example:
+
+      : (setq org-agenda-custom-commands
+      :   '(("h" . "HOME + Name tag searches") ; describe prefix "h"
+      :     ("hl" tags "+HOME+Lisa")
+      :     ("hp" tags "+HOME+Peter")
+      :     ("hk" tags "+HOME+Kim")))
+
+    - The user function option in org-agenda-custom-commands may
+      now also be a lambda expression, following a request by
+      Adam Spiers.
+
+*** Sorting improvements
+
+    We are using a new routine for sorting entries, courtesy of
+    John Wiegley.  Many thanks to John.
+
+    - You can define your own function to extract a sorting key
+      and in this way sort entries by anything you like.
+
+    - Entries can now be sorted according to the value of a
+      property.
+
+    - Plain lists can be sorted.
+
+*** HTML <div> structure
+
+    There is now a <div>-based structure in exported HTML.
+
+    - The table of context is wrapped into a div with a class
+      "table-of-contents".
+
+    - The outline structure is embedded in <div> elements with
+      classes "outline-1", "outline-2" etc.
+
+    - The postamble, containing the author information and the
+      date is wrapped into a div with class "postamble".
+
+    I am not sure if the class names are the best choice, let me
+    know if there are more "canonical" choices.
+
+    Thanks to Mike Newman and Cezar for input, and in particular
+    to Mike for his clearly formulated specification.
+
+*** Other stuff
+
+    - New variable `org-agenda-window-frame-fractions' to
+      customize the size limits of the agenda window in the case
+      that you display the agenda window by reorganizing the
+      frame.
+
+    - Drawers can be set on a per-file basis using
+
+      : #+DRAWERS: HIDDEN STATE PROPERTIES
+
+      This will define the drawers :HIDDEN: and :STATE:.
+      The :PROPERTY: drawer should always be part of this list, or
+      your properties will not be folded away.
+      Thanks to Richard G. Riley for this proposal.
+
+    - `org-agenda-fontify-priorities' may now also be an
+      association list of priorities and faces, to specify the
+      faces of priorities in the agenda individually.
+
+    - The variable `org-export-with-property-drawer' no longer
+      exists, please use `org-export-with-drawers' instead.  Also,
+      the corresponding switch in the #+OPTIONS line has changed
+      from "p" to "d".  Thanks to Bastien for pointing out that we
+      needed to handle not only the property drawer.
+
+    - M-up and M-down now move the current line up and down (if
+      not at a headline, item or table).  Among other things you
+      can use this to re-order properties in the drawer.  This was
+      a proposal by Bastien.
+
+    - New variable `org-agenda-todo-ignore-with-date', based on a
+      request by Wanrong Lin.
+
+    - Aborting remember template selection with C-g now kills the
+      remember buffer and restores the old window configuration.
+      This was a request by Nuutti Kotivuori.
+
+* Version 5.12
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Remember templates can now have name.
+   - `C-c C-k' will abort taking a note (remember of log)
+   - `C-c C-x C-w' and `C-c C-x M-w' now accept a prefix arg.
+   - Lines in the agenda can be fontified according to priority.
+   - New variable `org-scheduled-past-days'.
+   - New variables `org-agenda-deadline-leaders' and
+     `org-agenda-scheduled-leaders'.
+   - New sparse tree function `org-sparse-tree'.
+   - The variable `org-ellipsis' now defaults to `org-link'.
+   - The #+OPTIONS line has a new option "tags".
+   - New variable `org-use-property-inheritance'.
+
+** Incompatible Changes
+
+   - `C-c /' now calls `org-sparse-tree'.
+
+** Details
+
+   - Remember templates can now have a template name as the first
+     element.  The name will be listed along with the selection
+     character when prompting for a template.  It is best to have
+     the name start with the selection character, for example if
+     you use ("Note" "n"), you will be prompted like "[n]ote".
+     Thanks to Matiyam for this proposal.
+
+   - `C-c C-k' will abort taking a note.  You can use this in remember
+     buffers and when taking a logging note (e.g. for a state
+     change).  Thanks to Bastien.
+
+   - `C-c C-x C-w' and `C-c C-x M-w' now accept a prefix arg to
+     cut N sequential subtrees.  This was a proposal by John.
+
+   - Lines in the agenda are now bold if they have priority A and
+     italic if they have priority C.  You can turn this off using
+     the variable `org-agenda-fontify-priorities'.  Thanks to
+     John Wiegley for the idea and code.
+
+   - New variable `org-scheduled-past-days' to set the number a
+     scheduled item will be listed after its date has passed.
+     Default is 10000, i.e. indefinitely.
+
+   - New variables `org-agenda-deadline-leaders' and
+     `org-agenda-scheduled-leaders' to adjust the leading text o
+     scheduled items and deadline in the agenda.  Thanks to John
+     Wiegley for a patch.
+
+   - New sparse tree function `org-sparse-tree'.  This is now the
+     default binding for `C-c /'.  It requires one additional
+     keypress to select a command, but in return is provides a
+     single interface to all the different sparse tree commands,
+     with full completion support.
+
+   - The variable `org-ellipsis' now defaults to the face
+     `org-link' because the visibility of the dots is really bad
+     and I have found this change very useful indeed.
+
+   - The #+OPTIONS line has a new option "tags" which can be used
+     to set `org-export-with-tags'.  Thanks to Wanrong Lin for
+     this proposal.
+
+   - New variable `org-use-property-inheritance'.  Configure it
+     to `t' if you want that searching for entries with certain
+     properties always should assume inheritance.  This is not
+     well tested yet, please check it out.
+
+   - Bug fixes
+
+* Version 5.11
+
+** Overview
+
+   - SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION, LOCATION properties for iCalendar
+   - Command to jump to the running clock
+   - Clock entries can now have their own drawer
+   - `C-c C-x C-r' only updates a clocktable at point
+   - New way to assign a remember template to a single key
+   - `C-n' and `C-p' are back to their default binding
+   - `C-x C-s' in agenda buffer saves all org-mode buffers
+   - Schedule/deadline leaves note in agenda buffer
+   - Prefix argument for `C-c C-d/s' will remove date
+   - New variable to make block aranda more compact
+   - Better tag alignment in agenda
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - If you have customized `org-drawers', you need to add
+     "CLOCK" to the list of drawers.
+
+   - The variable `org-agenda-align-tags-to-column' has been
+     renamed to `org-agenda-tags-column'.  The old name is still
+     an alias, in Emacs 22 and in XEmacs, but not in Emacs 21.
+
+   - The default value for both `org-tags-column' and
+     `org-agenda-tags-column' is now -80.
+
+   - The variable
+     `org-insert-labeled-timestamps-before-properties-drawer'
+     is now obsolete.
+
+** Details
+
+   - The LOGGING property allows to modify the settings for
+     progress logging for a single entry.  For example:
+
+     : :PROPERTIES:
+     :   :LOGGING: nologging nologrepeat
+     : :END:
+
+     turns off all progress logging for the current entry and its
+     children.
+
+   - The properties SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION and LOCATION have
+     special meaning during iCalendar export, when they translate
+     to the corresponding VEVENT and VTODO fields.  If not given,
+     Org-ode continues to use cleaned-up version of the headline
+     and body as the summary and the description, respectively.
+
+   - New function to go to the entry with the currently running
+     clock.  Bound to `C-c C-x C-j', in agenda also to "J".  If
+     you use this often, you might even want to assign a global
+     key.  Thanks to Bernt and Bastien.
+
+   - Clock entries can now have their own drawer, the :CLOCK:
+     drawer.  Check out the variable `org-clock-into-drawer' for
+     configuration of this feature.  The default is to create a
+     drawer when the second clocking line gets added to an entry.
+     Note that "CLOCK" has been added to the default value of
+     `org-drawers', but if you have configured that variable, you
+     must go back and add "CLOCK" yourself to get this drawer
+     folded away.  Thanks to Tom Weissman for pointing out that
+     too many clock entries are visually annoying.
+
+   - `C-c C-x C-r' no longer tries to find the first clocktable
+     in a buffer and then updates it.  Instead, it will update
+     the clocktable at point if there is one (same as C-c C-c
+     will do if the cursor is in the "#+BEGIN" line of the
+     table).  If there is none at point, a new one will be
+     inserted.  This change was necessary because the new :scope
+     parameter allows to have several clocktables in a buffer.
+     Thanks to Bastien for pointing this out.
+     To update all dynamic blocks in a file, use `C-u C-c C-x C-u'.
+
+   - The function `org-remember' can now be called with a
+     template selection key as argument.  This helps to make key
+     bindings that go directly to a specific template without
+     being prompted for a template, like this:
+
+     : (global-set-key [f5] (lambda () (interactive) (org-remember "j")))
+
+     Thanks to Richard G Riley for bringing this up.
+
+   - `C-n' and `C-p' are back to their default binding
+     (next/previous line) in the agenda buffer.  Enough people,
+     including recently Denis Bueno, have complained about this,
+     and I agree it is not good to break habits like that.
+
+   - `C-x C-s' in an agenda buffer now saves all org-mode buffers
+     (also `s' does this).
+
+   - Setting schedule or deadline dates from the agenda now
+     produces a note in the agenda, similarly to what happens
+     with S-left/right.
+
+   - Using a prefix argument for `C-c C-d' or `C-c C-s' will
+     remove the deadline or scheduling date from an item.  Thanks
+     to Wanrong Lin for this proposal.
+
+   - New variable `org-agenda-compact-blocks'.  When set, the
+     space between blocks in a block agenda is reduced as much as
+     possible, to show more items on a single screen.
+
+   - The variable `org-agenda-tags-column' (renamed from
+     `org-agenda-align-tags-to-column') can now also be negative,
+     to mean alignment to the left.  The new default is -80, just
+     like it is now for `org-tags-column'.
+
+   - Bug fixes
+
+* Version 5.10
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Category and the archive location can be properties.
+   - The clocktable has a new =:scope= parameter.
+   - CSV support when importing a table.
+   - Better defaults when modifying a time stamp.
+   - New way to specify the duration of an appointment.
+   - More aggressive version of orgstruct-mode improved wrapping.
+   - Modifications to priority cycling.
+   - Modifications to computations in column view.
+   - New command `org-occur-in-agenda-files'.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+** Details
+
+   - Both the category and the archive location in a (sub)tree of
+     the buffer can now be specified using a property, for
+     example:
+
+     : * Tree with special properties
+     :   :PROPERTIES:
+     :     :CATEGORY: Examples
+     :     :ARCHIVE:  /some/special/file::
+     :   :END:
+
+     This is a much cleaner way of dealing with multiple
+     categories and archives in a single file.  The preferred use
+     of the =#+CATEGORY= and =#+ARCHIVE= lines is now to set a
+     *single* default for the file which is then locally
+     overruled by properties.  This was a proposal from Bastien
+     if I remember correctly.  Multiple =#+= lines still work
+     and I don't plan to remove this support soon, but I
+     encourage you to stop using them.
+
+   - The clocktable has a new =:scope= parameter that determines
+     the range in the file from which clock entries should be
+     taken.  This can be anything from the local subtree to the
+     entire buffer to even the full list of agenda files.  Legal
+     values are:
+
+     | value   | scope                                           |
+     |---------+-------------------------------------------------|
+     | nil     | the current buffer or narrowed region           |
+     | file    | the full current buffer                         |
+     | subtree | the subtree where the clocktable is located     |
+     | treeN   | the surrounding level N tree, for example tree3 |
+     | tree    | the surrounding level 1 tree                    |
+     | agenda  | all agenda files                                |
+
+     Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer and Bernt Hansen for
+     inspiration.  Thanks to cranreuch (what is you full name?)
+     for mentioning, at the right moment, that the clocktable is
+     not so bad - that remark made it seem worthwhile to add
+     features.
+
+   - The commands to import a table and to convert a region to a
+     table can now handle comma-separated values (CSV).  The
+     algorithm does not yet treat quoting correctly, but for
+     basic input it works.
+
+   - When modifying an existing time stamp, or when entering the
+     second stamp of a range, the date prompt will now
+     consistently default to the date/time in the existing stamp.
+     This was triggered by Nuutti Kotivuori's request.
+
+   - At the date/time prompt, there is a new way to specify a
+     range of hours, by using "+DURATION" after the time.  For
+     example:
+
+     :  14:00+2  means 14:00-16:00
+     :  2pm+2:30 means 14:00-16:30
+
+     Again, Nuutti Kotivuori's request.
+
+   - When you use the function `turn-on-orgstruct++' to turn on
+     orgstruct-mode, the special org-mode settings for
+     auto-filling, indentation and paragraphs are exported into
+     the buffer, so that typing list items with indentation works
+     better.  This was Bastien's idea and request.
+
+   - New variable `org-priority-start-cycle-with-default'.  When
+     t (the default), priority cycling will initially set the
+     default priority and then increase or decrease.  When nil,
+     the first priority set by cycling is already 1 different
+     from the default priority.  This was mostly driven by
+     Bastien.
+
+   - In column view: When an entry has a property for a summary
+     column defined, its value is normally overwritten by the sum
+     of all the children's values each time you enter column
+     view.  Now there is an exception to this rule: If none of
+     the children has that particular property defined, the
+     parent's value stays.  In this way you can still place TODO
+     items under such an entry without getting the property value
+     changed.  Thanks to Russel Adams for pointing out that this
+     is a better way of doing things.
+
+   - In column view, computed values are now bold face, and
+     trying to edit them is an error.  I think this works, but
+     testing is appreciated.
+
+   - New command `org-occur-in-agenda-files', this is basically
+     the quick command John Wiegley proposed the other day, but
+     it also works when the agenda files are not yet in buffers.
+     The key is `C-c C-x /', any better proposals?
+
+   - Links containing a space will now be handled correctly when
+     calling the browser.  Note that you need to enclose such
+     links in square or angular brackets.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 5.09
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Taking a note upon TODO state changes can be restricted to
+     selected states.
+
+   - The format in which dates are shown in the daily/weekly
+     agenda can be configured.
+
+   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now t.
+
+   - `org-goto' has been made into a general lookup command.
+
+   - Priority cycling goes back to the nil state.
+
+   - You can store a remember note to the *last used* location.
+
+   - On Emacs 23, the headline faces for org-mode are now
+     inherited from the outline faces.
+
+** Incompatible Changes
+
+   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now
+     t, in order to better match the original intent of
+     remember.el (storing a note with minimum interruption of
+     work flow).  I expect that many people will be hit by this
+     incompatible change - nevertheless I believe it is the right
+     thing to do.
+
+** Details
+
+   - You can now select specific states for recording a note when
+     switching to that state.  With the setting
+
+     : #+SEQ_TODO: TODO(t) ORDERED(o@) INVOICE(i@) PAYED(p) | RECEIVED(r)
+     : #+STARTUP: lognotestate
+
+     only the states ORDERED and INVOICE will record a timestamp
+     and a note.
+
+   - You can now set the format of the string for each day in the
+     agenda and timeline buffers.  You can use a format string
+     interpreted by `format-time-string', or you can write your
+     own function.  Configure the new variable
+     `org-agenda-format-date'.  Thanks to Levin for triggering
+     this development with a patch.
+
+   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now
+     t, in order to better match the original intent of
+     remember.el (storing a note with minimum interruption of
+     work flow).  Since we can assign files and headlines to
+     templates, I guess this takes care of selecting a filing
+     location in most cases.  For interactive filing, you now
+     need a prefix command when exiting `remember'.
+
+   - `org-goto' (bound to `C-c C-j') now uses an indirect buffer
+     and has additional commands enabled: Org-occur with `C-c /'
+     or even faster with `/', and the commands needed to select
+     and copy a region.  This make `org-goto' a more general
+     lookup command instead of only a jumping command.  Remember
+     that you can exit with `Q' to go back to the original
+     location.  Thanks to William Henney for this idea.
+
+   - Setting the priority with S-up/down now cycles back to a
+     state where no priority is specified.  This was requested by
+     Rick Moynihan.
+
+   - You can store a remember note to the *last used* location.
+     So if you select a location interactively once, you can
+     re-use it without having to find it again.  For this, exit
+     the remember buffer with `C-u C-u C-c C-c'.  The leading
+     comment in the remember buffer will tell exactly where the
+     note goes if you exit with a particular command.
+     Thanks to Maxim Loginov for this idea.
+
+   - On Emacs 23, the headline faces for org-mode are now
+     inherited from the outline faces.  This is just a
+     convenience, so that you only have to configure one set of
+     faces, and that will then be outline-1 .. outline-8.  You
+     will actually not see any difference in org-mode, because
+     Stefan Monnier has made the outline faces in Emacs 23 to
+     match the current org-mode faces.
+
+     This change does not effect XEmacs, nor Emacs 21 and 22.
+
+* Version 5.08
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - The default for `org-deadline-warning-days' is now 14.
+
+** Details
+
+   - There is now a separate interface for fast and directly
+     setting a TODO keyword.  This interface kicks in when you
+     have configured keys for TODO keywords like
+
+     : #+SEQ_TODO: TODO(t) WAITING(w) | DONE(d) CANCELED(c)
+
+     C-c C-t still does the cycling thing, you need to use a
+     prefix argument to get to the fast interface.  Or configure
+     the variable `org-use-fast-todo-selection' to t, then this
+     will be the default and the prefix argument will make the
+     command fall back to cycling.
+
+     The tag selection no longer does include TODO keywords -
+     Leo's arguments have convinced me that this is not a good
+     idea.  If you'd like to see the TODO keywords in the tags
+     interface anyway, set the variable
+     `org-fast-tag-selection-include-todo'.  Thanks to Leo and
+     others for input on this issue.
+
+   - New variable `org-edit-timestamp-down-means-later'.  When
+     set, `S-down' on a timestamp will change the timestamp to
+     later.  Thanks to Raman for this idea.
+
+   - Property names can now contain non-ascii word characters.
+     This follows a request from Daniel Clemente.
+
+   - For export, the date that should be given in the exported
+     file can now be set to a specific value with a line like
+
+     : #+DATE: 15 November 2003
+
+     If you want to use the date/time when the file was created,
+     use a format string that will be interpreted by
+     `format-time-string', for example:
+
+     : #+DATE: %Y/%m/%d %X
+
+   - The default of `org-deadline-warning-days' has changed to 14
+     days.  30 was really too much, I suspect most people (me
+     included) have changed this.
+
+   - When a deadline has an individual lead time, this lead time
+     obviously overrules `org-deadline-warning-days'.  However,
+     if you bind `org-deadline-warning-days' to a number <=0, for
+     example during a custom agenda command, then the absolute
+     value of this number will be enforced also when a different
+     lead time has been specified.  This is useful to get a list
+     of all deadlines coming up in the next N days.
+
+* Version 5.07
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Different faces for different TODO keywords.
+
+   - Setting TODO states through the TAG setting interface.
+
+   - Context information is stored when moving a tree to the archive.
+
+   - Sorting can be done by priority.
+
+   - `Org-ellipsis' can now also be a face.
+
+   - Scheduling info is no longer removed entry is marked CLOSED.
+
+   - Unavailable files in `org-agenda-files' can be skipped.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - The time of archiving is now stored as a property.
+     ARCHIVED is no longer a special time keyword.
+
+   - Scheduling info is no longer removed entry is marked CLOSED.
+
+** Details
+
+   - You can now define different faces for different TODO
+     keywords.  This request has come up frequently, so here it
+     is: Use the variable `org-todo-keyword-faces'.
+
+     A Here is a configuration example:
+
+     : (setq org-todo-keyword-faces
+     :   '(("TODO"      . org-warning)
+     :     ("DEFERRED"  . shadow)
+     :     ("CANCELED"  . (:foreground "blue" :weight bold
+     :                    :underline t))))
+
+     Org-mode continue still use `org-todo' and `org-done' for
+     keywords that have no specific face assigned.
+
+   - Some People use TODO states more like tags.  For them the
+     TODO keywords mark special states and they like to quickly
+     switch between states in arbitrary sequence.  The standard
+     TODO interface is not perfect for this, because it assumes
+     that the states are reached in sequence.  However, the fast
+     tag setting interface is in fact perfect for this.  You can
+     now "misuse" the TAG selection interface to also set TODO
+     states.  All you need to do is to assign keys to the TODO
+     states, just like you also do for tags.
+
+     : #+SEQ_TODO: TODO(t) WAITING(w) | CANCELED(c) DONE(d)
+     : #+TAGS: @HOME(h) @OFFICE(o) @SHOP(s)
+
+     Next time you try to set tags with C-c C-c, the todo states
+     will be offered as well, and the corresponding key will
+     switch the entry to that state.
+
+   - New variable `org-archive-save-context-info' governs if
+     information that would be lost by moving a subtree to the
+     archive file, should be stored as special properties.  For
+     example,
+
+     : (setq org-archive-save-context-info '(itags category))
+
+     will store the inherited tags and the category in properties
+     ARCHIVE_ITAGS and ARCHIVE_CATEGORY, respectively.  The
+     default setting for this variable is to save everything that
+     could be lost.  This was a proposal by John Wiegley.
+
+   - Sorting (`C-c ^') can use the use the priority to sort.  Use
+     the "p" and "P" keys at the prompt.  John Wiegley, again.
+
+   - `Org-ellipsis' can now also be a face to make the folding
+     ellipsis more visible.  This is based on a post by Tassilo
+     Horn.  Since `org-ellipsis' only works in Org-mode, you
+     might want to use Tassilo Horn's hack directly in order to
+     affect the folding ellipsis globally.
+
+   - Scheduling info is no longer removed when an entry is marked
+     CLOSED.  This was a request by Brian van den Broek.  Let me
+     know if this breaks anything for you - then it will become
+     an option.
+
+   - New option `org-agenda-skip-unavailable-files'.  Currently,
+     if a file does not exist, it will be removed from
+     `org-agenda-files' after a query.  When this option is set,
+     the file will simply be skipped.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 5.06
+
+** Overview
+
+** Details
+
+   - When exporting only a region and this region is a single
+     (sub)tree (for example selected with `C-c @'), the title for
+     the exported document is taken to be the heading of the
+     subtree.  The sublevels become top-level entries in the
+     export.  Furthermore, if the head entry of the tree has or
+     inherits an EXPORT_FILE_NAME property, that file name (with
+     appropriately substituted extension) will be used for the
+     exported tree.  Thanks to Patrick Drechsler and Jost Burkart
+     for these ideas.
+
+   - org-special-ctrl-a/e has a third allowed value, `reversed'.
+     When it is set to this value, the first C-a or C-e command
+     behaves normally, i.e. it goes to the true beginning or end
+     of the line.  Only when you press C-a or C-e immediately
+     again, the the "special" position will be found.  Additional
+     presses of the same key jump between the two positions.  I
+     like this a lot better than the `t' setting, because now the
+     keys behave more predictable and still give easy access to
+     the special locations.
+
+   - New command to set or remove a tag from all headlines in a
+     region.
+
+   - When Org-mode visits a file, it will initially hide all
+     drawers.
+
+   - The default of the variable `org-cycle-global-at-bob' is now
+     nil, meaning that TAB no longer does global visibility
+     cycling at the beginning of the buffer.
+
+   - Bug fixes, in particular the problems with scheduling and
+     deadlines introduced in 5.05.  Please check carefully if
+     this works correctly again, and complain if not.
+
+* Version 5.05
+
+** Overview
+
+   - LaTeX export, finally, thanks to Bastien.
+
+   - Extension mechanism for the hyperlink system.
+
+   - Global access to commands inserting and following links.
+
+   - Individual lead-times for deadlines.
+
+   - Option to show only the next instance of repeating timestamp.
+
+   - Store remember notes with only 2 keys: C-c C-c
+
+   - Appointment reminders from Org-mode.
+
+   - Global values for selected properties.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+
+** Details
+
+   - Bastien's `org-export-latex.el' is now part of the org-mode
+     distribution.  You can export an Org-mode document to a
+     LaTeX file with `C-c C-e l'.  For more options, see the
+     manual, and the commentary in the Lisp file.  Kudos to
+     Bastien for contributing this frequently requested feature.
+     I am sure this has been tough because of the many different
+     ways I have been allowing LaTeX snippets and environments to
+     be incorporated in lazy free-format ways.
+
+   - Org-mode has now an extension mechanism for the hyperlink
+     system.  This should clear the road for all those mairix and
+     other ideas that have been floating around.  Now it is on
+     *you* to write and share new link types for Org-mode.  The
+     interface for adding a new link type is described in the
+     appendix of the manual, section A2.  The unsolved problem is
+     currently how to handle the new link types for
+     export/publishing.
+
+   - New *global* commands `org-open-at-point-global' and
+     `org-insert-link-global'.  You can bind these commands to
+     global keys and use them to insert and follow Org-mode-like
+     links anywhere in Emacs.  Thanks to Adam Spiers for this
+     excellent idea.
+
+   - Each deadline timestamp may now specify its own interval of
+     lead-time display, given in days, weeks, months or years.
+     The syntax is like this
+
+     : DEADLINE: <2007-08-13 Mon -5d>
+
+     When combined with a repeater, the repeater has to come
+     first:
+
+     : DEADLINE: <2007-08-13 Mon +2w -5d>
+
+     You may now also customize the faces that are used in the
+     agenda to indicate the distance of an approaching deadline.
+     See the new option `org-agenda-deadline-faces'.
+
+     Thanks to Pavel Chalmoviansky and John Wiegley proposals in
+     this direction.
+
+   - New option `org-agenda-repeating-timestamp-show-all'.  When
+     set to nil, repeating time stamps will only show up once in
+     the agenda, either today or in the near future.  Other
+     matches will be ignored.  Thanks to John Wiegley for this
+     proposal.
+
+   - New variable `org-remember-store-without-prompt'.  When set,
+     exiting the remember buffer with C-c C-c will store the note
+     without further prompts to the default location, and `C-u
+     C-c C-c' will get the prompts for file and location.  So
+     this variable reverses the prefix-argument functionality for
+     storing remember notes.  This follows a request from John
+     Wiegley.
+
+   - A new function `org-agenda-to-appt' activates all
+     appointments for the current day so that Emacs will display
+     reminders.  This uses appt.el.  Thanks to Bastien for this
+     function.
+
+   - You can now set default values for properties that can be
+     inherited by all entries in a buffer, or by all entries
+     globally.  Global properties are set in the variable
+     `org-global-properties', like this:
+
+       (setq org-global-properties '(("NAME" "This is the value")))
+
+     Buffer-local values are set like this:
+
+       #+PROPERTY: NAME This is the value
+
+     When using org-entry-get to get the value of a property with
+     the `inherit' flag and the hierarchy above the entry does
+     not contain this property, the buffer-local and global lists
+     are checked as well.  This is mostly useful (I think) to set
+     the list of allowed values for a property.  Thanks to Bernt
+     Hansen and Bastien for these ideas.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 5.04
+
+** Details
+
+   - New variables `org-export-author-info' and
+     `org-export-time-stamp-file' to turn off inclusion of author
+     and time information into exported files.  Thank to Patrick
+     Drechsler for pointing out that this would be useful.
+
+   - New variable to avoid moving DEADLINE and SCHEDULED info
+     into the property drawer.  The default is now to not move
+     this stuff into the drawer.
+     `org-insert-labeled-timestamps-before-properties-drawer'
+
+   - `org-archive-mark-done' can be a string now, to select a
+     specific keyword that should be used for archived entries.
+
+   - New command "j" in agenda to jump to an arbitrary date.
+     Thanks to Bernt Hansen for the patch.
+
+   - Lots of minor fixes.
+
+* Version 5.03
+
+** Incompatible Changes
+
+   - The variable `org-special-ctrl-a' has been renamed to
+     `org-special-ctrl-a/e'.  The old one is still an alias (but
+     not on Emacs 21 where variable aliases cannot be defined).
+
+** Details
+
+  - When the variable `org-special-ctrl-a/e' is set, C-e in a
+    headline first goes to the end of the headline ignoring the
+    tags.  A second C-e then goes to after the tags.
+
+  - Typing and removing single characters in a headline now
+    keeps the tags in the headline aligned.  This could have a
+    little impact on performance while deleting stuff - let me
+    know if we need to make this customizable.
+
+  - New option `org-n-level-faces' can be used to set the number
+    of different faces that are used for headlines.  Default is
+    all 8 faces Org-mode defines for this purpose, level 9 uses
+    again the level-1 face.  However, you can use fewer, and then
+    the level-1 face will be reused already for level N+1, etc.
+
+  - Column View and hidestars now work together.
+
+  - Bug fixes.
+
+
+* Version 5.02
+
+** Overview
+
+   - The interfaces for properties and column view are finished
+     now and work well.
+
+   - Properties can be summaries, i.e. the parent nodes can
+     compute their value from the children's values.
+
+   - Headlines finally require a space ofter the star(s).  The
+     conflict with bold text at the beginning of the line is no
+     longer there.
+
+** Incompatible Changes
+
+   - Bad news.  It looks like it is going to be really hard to
+     make column view work on XEmacs and on Emacs 21.  Emacs 22
+     is currently the only Emacs where this works.  If you are
+     using Emacs 21 or XEmacs, you can still use properties, but
+     not column view.
+
+** Details
+
+   - Improvements for properties:
+
+     + There are interactive commands to insert and delete
+       properties.  Read the manual chapter 7 for details.
+
+     + You can define /allowed values/ for a property.  When
+       these are defined, you can change the value of a property
+       with S-left and S-right.  And you may use completion when
+       inserting the property.  This goes a long way to prevent
+       typos when entering properties.
+
+   - Improvements for column view.
+
+     + In column view, you may use the keys S-left/right (and
+       also the keys `n' and `p') to switch from one allowed
+       value to the next.
+
+     + You can define summaries for columns.  For example,
+       parents can contain the sum of all children values of a
+       property, or the parent node can have a check box property
+       that is automatically checked when all children's boxes are
+       checked.
+
+     + There are interactive commands to add and remove columns,
+       and to change the attributes of a column like the summary
+       type.
+
+     These additions lead to the exciting fact that the example
+     from [[http://www.omnigroup.com/images/applications/omnioutliner/features/multicolumn.jpg][omni outliner]] posted by Scott Jaderholm can now be
+     accurately [[file:omni-org.jpg][reproduced by Org-mode]].
+
+   - The space after the stars is now required in a headline, in
+     order to remove the conflict with bold words at the
+     beginning of a line.  So
+
+     :    * This is a level 1 headline
+     :    *this is bold text*
+
+   - S-up and S-down to navigate plain item lists are now also
+     available in orgstruct-mode.
+
+* Version 5.01
+
+** Overview
+
+   - A new minor mode, orgstruct-mode, exports the Org-mode
+     structure editing commands into any other mode.
+
+   - DRAWERS are a new level off folding for special sections
+     that should stay closed during visibility cycling and only
+     open if explicitly asked.
+
+   - Entries can now have PROPERTIES.
+
+   - A COLUMN VIEW implementation allows to easily view and edit
+     the properties of a hierarchy of entries (Emacs only, for
+     now).
+
+   - Formula evaluation in the spreadsheet is more consistent
+     now.  Properties and per-file constants can be used during
+     evaluation.
+
+   - Bug fixes and minor changes.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - When using LEVEL=N in a tags search, things have changed if
+     you are also using `org-odd-levels-only'.  If you are using
+     only odd levels (i.e. 1 or 3 or 5... stars), LEVEL=2 will
+     now refer to 3 stars, LEVEL=3 to 5 stars etc.  Many thanks
+     to Leo (or blame on him if you must) who has convinced me
+     that this is the better convention.
+
+** Details
+
+*** Orgstruct minor mode
+
+    There is a new minor mode, orgstruct-mode.  This modes works
+    in a similar way as Orgtbl-mode.  It can be used to export
+    the Org-mode structure-editing commands into arbitrary major
+    modes in Emacs.  For example, you can use it in Mail-mode to
+    easily create lists.
+
+    The functionality in Orgstruct mode is only active, if the
+    cursor is in a line that looks either like a headline, or
+    like the first line of a plain list item.  Then the commands
+    `TAB', `M-cursor', `M-S-cursor', `M-RET', `M-S-RET', `C-c ^',
+    `C-c C-c', and `C-c -' will do structure-related editing just
+    like in Org-mode.  If the cursor is not in such a line, all
+    these keys will do whatever the major mode or other active
+    minor modes have assigned to them.
+
+    Orgstruct-mode is the result of a proposal by Raman, quite
+    some time ago.  It has taken a long time, but here is finally
+    the promised implementation.
+
+*** Drawers
+
+    The new concept of /drawers/ allows to create sections
+    that remain folded during visibility cycling.  Drawers need
+    to be configured using the variable `org-drawers'.  A drawer
+    starts with a line containing only the name of the drawer
+    bracketed by colons. It ends with :END:.  For example,
+    after setting
+
+    :   (setq org-drawers '("PROPERTIES" "HIDDEN"))
+
+    you can then create drawers like this:
+
+    :   :HIDDEN:
+    :     here is some stuff that remains hidden
+    :     unless TAB is pressed directly in that line
+    :   :END:
+
+    The PROPERTIES drawer has special meaning for ORG-mode, it
+    contains properties of an entry (see below).
+
+*** Properties and Column View
+
+    - Entries in Org-mode can now have arbitrary /properties/
+      associated with them.  Org-mode handles some default
+      properties like the TODO state, the priority, the local
+      tags, and planning information like DEADLINE and SCHEDULED.
+      In addition, you can assign arbitrary properties by creating
+      a property drawer and inserting a line like
+
+      :   :PROPNAME: This is the value of the property
+
+      Org-mode has an API for properties, if you want to write a
+      program using properties, use the functions
+      `org-entry-properties', `org-entry-get', `org-entry-put',
+      and `org-entry-delete'.
+
+    - Planning information like DEADLINE can be hidden in the
+      properties drawer.
+
+      If the PROPERTIES drawer starts in the first line after a
+      headline, also the DEADLINE, SCHEDULED and CLOCK information
+      will be inserted inside the drawer.  If no PROPERTIES drawer
+      is present, or if it does not start in the line right after
+      the headline, this information remains in the lines directly
+      after the headline, outside the drawer.
+
+    - TAGS searches can now also query properties.  For example,
+      the search
+
+      :   LEVEL=3+BOSS+ASSIGNED="Hans"/WAITING
+
+      will find entries that
+      - are level 3
+      - have the tag BOSS
+      - have an ASSIGNED property with the value "Hans"
+      - are TODO status WAITING.
+
+	So here is an entry that will match:
+
+	:   *** WAITING Clean up the factory     :BOSS:
+	:       :PROPERTIES:
+	:       :ASSIGNED: Hans
+	:       :END:
+
+	You may also use a regular expression to match against a
+	property value.  For example, to find stuff assigned to Hans
+	or Sarah, use
+
+	:   ASSIGNED={^\(Hans\|Sarah\)$}
+
+    - Column View is a special way to look at property values in
+      tabular form.  Column View can be used in any org-mode
+      file, and also in any agenda buffer.  It works by placing
+      an overlay over each headline (or agenda line) that shows a
+      table of selected properties.  You can look at and edit
+      properties from this view.  Which properties are shown in
+      the table must be set up using the COLUMNS property.  You
+      can set up different property columns on different levels
+      of an outline tree.  For example:
+
+      :   * People
+      :     :PROPERTIES:
+      :     :COLUMNS: %25ITEM %Name
+      :     :END:
+      :   ** Family
+      :      :PROPERTIES:
+      :      :COLUMNS: %25ITEM %Name %3Age
+      :      :END:
+      :   *** Sam
+      :       Info about Sam, including a property list with Name and Age.
+      :   *** Sarah
+      :       Info about Sarah, including a property list with Name and Age.
+      :   ** Office
+      :      :PROPERTIES:
+      :      :COLUMNS: %25ITEM %Name %Function %Salary
+      :      :END:
+      :   *** Boss
+      :       Info about the Boss, including a property list with Name,
+      :       Function and Salary (if only we knew....).
+
+      Now we have defined three different sets of columns.  If
+      you switch to column view in the /Family/ section, you
+      will get a different table than if you do it in the
+      /Office/ section.  However, if you switch to column
+      view with the cursor on the /People/ section, the
+      table will cover all entries, but contain only the
+      /Name/.
+
+      Column view does, for the time being, only work on Emacs.
+      The XEmacs implementation needs a bit of work.
+
+    - Properties can be used in table formulas.  To access the
+      value of the property :XYZ:, use $PROP_XYZ.  The property
+      needs to be defined in the hierarchy above the table, not
+      necessarily in the same entry as the table.  This was a
+      request by Eddward.  File-wide constants can be defined with
+      #+CONSTANTS, see below.
+
+    - Things that still need to be sorted out about drawers,
+      properties and column view - comments and suggestions
+      welcome!
+
+      + How to deal with drawers and properties in HTML and ASCII
+	export?
+      + What key could be used to insert an empty property drawer
+	into an entry?
+      + Right now column view is invoked through the command C-c
+	C-x C-c.  It is too easy to type C-x C-c by mistake, and
+	that causes Emacs to quit.  Suggestions for a different
+	key?
+      + Fontification of drawers and properties is not good yet.
+	Any suggestions for better defaults?
+      + Mouse support for editing properties in column view would
+	be nice - maybe Piotr is interested to add this to
+	org-mouse.el?
+
+*** Spreadsheet
+
+    - In the spreadsheet, the evaluation of formulas has changed.
+      Previously, first the column formulas would be evaluated
+      everywhere, and then the field formulas would kick in, and
+      in some cases overwrite the results of column formulas in
+      the appropriate fields.  This had the side effect that some
+      formulas might always use the wrong, intermediate content of
+      a field that is computed both by a column and a field
+      formula.
+
+      From now on, column formulas will no longer temporarily
+      overwrite field formulas.  This gives much more consistent
+      results.  For example you can now finally have a column of
+      increasing numbers by setting the first field to a fixed
+      number, and let the rest follow from a column formula.
+
+      Here is an example
+
+      :   | 1 |
+      :   | 2 |
+      :   | 3 |
+      :   #+TBLFM: $1=@-1+1::@1$1=1
+
+    - Constants for formulas in spreadsheets are globally defined
+      with the variable `org-table-formula-constants'.  File-local
+      constants can now be set with a line like:
+
+      :   #+CONSTANTS: c=299792458.  pi=3.14  eps=2.4e-6
+
+*** Minor changes
+
+    - When entries are archived, a timestamp for the moment of
+      archiving is added to the line with planning information.
+      It looks like this:
+
+      : ARCHIVED: [2007-07-02 Mon 11:34]
+
+      Thanks to J. David Boyd for constructive comments.
+
+    - Bug fixes
+
+      Many bugs are fixed, as usually all the ones where I replied
+      "fixed" on emacs-orgmode.  If you reported one of these
+      bugs, please check if it really has disappeared in the new
+      version, and complain if not.  Thanks!
+
+
+* Version 4.79
+
+** Details
+
+   - We are back to a single file org.el that works both on Emacs
+     and on XEmacs.  Merging comes at a speed penalty for you as
+     an XEmacs user, but *only if you do not compile* org.el.
+     Compilation completely removes the penalty.
+
+   - New L flag for literal interpolation in Lisp formulas.
+     See manual section 3.5.3.
+
+   - New options for turning off footnotes.
+     This was a request from Ignotus.
+     See the option `org-export-with-footnotes'.
+
+   - Default length for Agenda entries, but this is off by
+     default.  This was a request from Micheal.
+     See the option `org-agenda-default-appointment-duration'.
+
+   - Bug fixes:
+
+     + org-agenda-date-later (Juraj Kubelka)
+     + letters off margin in orgcard.ps (Charles Cave)
+     + TODO export problems on XEmacs (ignotus@freemail.hu)
+     + args-out-of-range with table formulas (Cecil Westerhof)
+     + problem with org-file without a heading (Tim O'Callaghan)
+
+* Version 4.78
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Time stamps with a time range *included*, like
+     : <2007-06-18 Mon 17:33-18:23>
+
+   - Clock times without clocking in/out: CLOCK: => 2:00
+
+   - Language-specific characters allowed in TAGS (Emacs only).
+
+   - Promotion and demotion of items gets the indentation right.
+
+   - Indenting lines with TAB is more intelligent.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - There is now a special version of `org.el' for XEmacs.
+     Before installation, as an XEmacs user you must rename the
+     file org_xemacs.el to org.el, i.e. you must overwrite org.el
+     with the xemacs version.  For example:
+
+     : mv org_xemacs.el org.el
+
+     This is necessary so that I can make use of some features
+     that would be cumbersome to support in a single file.  The
+     XEmacs version is derived from the Emacs version with a
+     program, so no reason to fear that I might be dropping
+     XEmacs support any time soon.  Sorry for the trouble.
+
+** Details
+
+   - A time stamp may now contain a range of times.  So you no
+     longer need to use two separate stamps to indicate a time
+     interval on a single day.  For example
+
+     : <2007-06-18 Mon 17:30-18:20>
+
+     This is now fully supported, including changing the time
+     with S-up/down while the cursor is on the end time.  Also,
+     da the date/time prompt, you can simply write your time like
+     12:00-14:00 and the range will be inserted.
+
+     This was proposed by Leo some time ago, and recently by
+     Michael.
+
+   - You may specify clocking times by hand (i.e. without
+     clocking in and out) using this syntax.
+
+     : CLOCK: => 2:00
+
+     Thanks to Scott Jaderholm for this proposal.
+
+   - TAGS may now contain language-specific word characters, as
+     long as they are matched by the "[:alnum:]" regexp syntax.
+     This is for Emacs only, the XEmacs version continues to use
+     the character class "a-zA-Z0-9_@" for tag names.  Thanks to
+     David Smith for a patch to this effect (a modified version
+     of that patch was applied).  I am considering to make the
+     same change for TODO keywords, but not yet.  Note that files
+     using localization features may not work correctly in the
+     Emacs configuration of another user, so if you are sharing
+     org-mode files with other users, it might still be best to
+     stick to the ASCII characters.
+
+   - Promotion and demotion of plain list items (commands M-left,
+     M-right) no longer changes the indentation by just one
+     space.  Instead, it uses intelligence gathered from the
+     surrounding list structure to do the right thing.  Thanks to
+     William Henney for starting the discussion about this.
+
+   - TAB does now a better job of indenting lines.
+
+     + After tables and code segments (lines starting with ":"),
+       indentation goes back to what it was before (thanks to
+       William Henney for suggesting this behavior).
+
+     + When plain lists items are involved, we had a long
+       discussion on emacs-orgmode where I tried to show that a
+       too-sophisticated implementation will still be easily
+       fooled.   Here is what I have implemented now - lets see
+       if we can agree on this:
+
+       Indentation will flatten lists with the same bullet type,
+       but indent another bullet type further.  The time when
+       this fails is in a nested list, when you want to get back
+       out to a previous level.  For example
+
+       : - item 1
+       : - item 2
+       : + item 2a
+       : + item 2b
+       : - item 3
+
+       When using TAB on every line in this list, the structure
+       will change to
+
+       : - item 1
+       : - item 2
+       :   + item 2a
+       :   + item 2b
+       :     - item 3
+
+       So you need to change the level of the last line by hand,
+       using promotion and demotion functions.
+
+* Version 4.77
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Vertical lines in exported tables.
+   - New default for `org-show-following-heading'.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - The default for `org-show-following-heading' is now nil.
+
+** Details
+
+   - You can now specify column groups in tables, to the effect
+     that the groups will be separated by vertical lines in HTML
+     and ASCII output.  Column groups are specified by the
+     characters "<" and ">" in a special table row.  "<" starts a
+     group, ">" ends a group (in each case including the the
+     column where the character is specified).  You may also use
+     "<>" to make a group a single column wide.  For example:
+
+: |   |  N | N^2 | N^3 | N^4 | sqrt(n) | sqrt[4](N) |
+: |---+----+-----+-----+-----+---------+------------|
+: | / | <> |   < |     |   > |       < |          > |
+: | # |  1 |   1 |   1 |   1 |       1 |          1 |
+: | # |  2 |   4 |   8 |  16 |  1.4142 |     1.1892 |
+: | # |  3 |   9 |  27 |  81 |  1.7321 |     1.3161 |
+: #+TBLFM: $3=$2^2::$4=$2^3::$5=$2^4::$6=sqrt($2)::$7=sqrt(sqrt(($2))
+
+     A table row with with nothing but "/" in the first field is
+     never exported, but can be used to place column group
+     information into the table.  In this table, we create a
+     group for column 2, one for columns 3-5 and one for columns
+     6-7.  HTML export will render a vertical line between these
+     groups.
+
+     Because HTML does not require closing <colgroup> tags with
+     </colgroup>), you can also simply start a new column
+     wherever you want a vertical line:
+
+: | N | N^2 | N^3 | N^4 | sqrt(n) | sqrt[4](N0 |
+: |---+-----+-----+-----+---------+------------|
+: | / | <   | <   |     | <       |            |
+
+   - Vertical lines are now also omitted in ASCII export, unless
+     grouping explicitly requests these lines.
+
+   - The default for `org-show-following-heading' is now nil,
+     meaning that sparse trees will be more compact.  This has
+     become possible due to in important remark by Jason Dunsmore
+     who pointed out that TAB should behave differently in the
+     inconsistent trees produced by the sparse tree commands.
+     TAB does now make sure that the heading after a freshly
+     unfolded tree is made visible at all, removing the confusing
+     behavior we had before.
+
+   - Several bugs fixed.  In particular:
+
+     + Strings produced by agenda batch processing with
+       `org-batch-agenda' and `org-batch-agenda-csv' are now
+       properly encoded, so that you should be able to use
+       special characters in other languages as along as your
+       post-processing program handles them correctly.  At least
+       for Emacs this should work now, but have not yet figured
+       out how to do this in XEmacs.
+
+* Version 4.76
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Exporting Footnotes to HTML
+
+** Details
+
+   - Footnotes like =here[1]= are now exported to HTML
+
+     :   [1]This is a footnote
+
+     Thanks to Scott Jaderholm for this proposal and a detailed
+     HTML example on how the exported text should look like.
+
+   - Special version of the reference card, for letter paper.
+
+   - Switching to OVERVIEW with S-TAB no loner moves the cursor,
+     so after three `S-TAB' commands, you will be back where you
+     started.
+
+   - Bug fixes, lots of them again.
+
+* Version 4.75
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Cyclic time stamps that repeat after an interval.
+   - Special timestamps for appointments like "every 2nd Thursday
+     in a month".
+   - Completion of link abbreviation prefixes inside `C-c C-l'.
+   - Replacing a region of org-mode syntax with HTML.
+   - iCalendar export now honors ARCHIVE etc.
+   - New command to add/change emphasis markers.
+
+** Incompatible Changes
+
+   - The REPEAT(...) cookie is no longer supported, the repeater
+     interval now goes directly into the time stamp.
+
+** Details
+
+   - Time stamps can contain a repeater code, like +1w for once
+     every week, +2d for every two days, etc.  For example,
+
+          <2007-05-16 Wed 12:30 +1w>
+
+     will apply to every Wednesday, starting from the date given.
+     I believe this syntax was actually suggested by someone on
+     the mailing list, but I cannot find the email back.  To
+     collect your credit, let me know!
+
+   - You can use an sexp diary entry (with the syntax used by the
+     Emacs calendar/diary) in a time stamp, like this:
+
+       *** The nerd club meets on 2nd Thursday of every month
+           <%%(diary-float t 4 2)>
+
+   - You can put diary-style sexp entries directly into an
+     org-mode file, where they will be interpreted just like they
+     would in the diary.  For example
+
+       * Birthdays and similar stuff
+       #+CATEGORY: Holiday
+       %%(org-calendar-holiday) ; special function for holiday names
+       #+CATEGORY: Ann
+       %%(diary-anniversary 14  5 1956) Artur Dent %d is years old
+       %%(diary-anniversary  2 10 1869) Mahatma Gandhi
+
+     These entries must start at column 0 to be evaluated.
+
+     It turns out that evaluating the entries in an org-mode file
+     is actually faster than in the diary itself, because using
+     the diary has some overhead (creating fancy diary display,
+     then reading and re-interpreting the entries).  I have moved
+     all the sexp entries from my diary into an org-mode file,
+     put in a few categories, and then turned off
+     `org-agenda-include-diary'.  This has led to a noticeably
+     faster agenda display.
+
+   - New command `org-replace-region-by-html' that converts the
+     current region from org-mode syntax into HTML.  For example,
+     you might write an itemized list in plain text in an HTML
+     buffer, and then invoke this command to convert it.  Thanks
+     to Raman for this idea.
+
+   - When inserting a link with `C-c C-l', completion will now
+     fill in all valid link prefixes, like http or ftp, but also
+     link abbreviation prefixes.  This is based on an idea by
+     Bastien.
+
+   - Highest, lowest, and default priority can be set on a
+     per-file basis with #+PRIORITIES: H L D
+     For example, to use priorities from 1 to 9, you could use
+
+       #+PRIORITIES: 1 9 9
+
+     Thanks to Dmitri Minaev for a patch to this effect.
+
+   - iCalendar export now honors (i.e. skips) subtrees marked as
+     ARCHIVE, COMMENT, or QUOTE.
+
+   - There is a new command to add or change the emphasis (like
+     bold or italic) of a piece of text.  For lack of better
+     available keys the command is at `C-c C-x C-f', but you may
+     well want to choose a more convenient key like `C-c f' in
+     your private setup:
+
+     (add-hook 'org-load-hook
+      (lambda () (define-key org-mode-map "\C-cf" 'org-emphasize)))
+
+     The command will prompt for an emphasis type, and you may
+     reply either with the marker that triggers the emphasis, or
+     with the first letter of the corresponding HTML tag.  For
+     example, to select italic, press either "/" or "i".
+
+     If there is an active region, the emphasis of this region
+     will be set or changed.  If there is no region, only the
+     emphasis markers will be inserted and the cursor positioned
+     between them.  Thanks to Bastien for proposing this feature.
+
+   - Bug fixes, everything where I have replied "fixed" on the
+     mailing list.  Thanks to all of you for keeping these reports
+     coming.
+
+* Version 4.74
+
+** Overview
+
+   This release is about exporting agenda views, to HTML, to
+   postscript for printing, and to a special format (CSV) for
+   further processing in scripts.
+
+** Incompatible Changes
+
+   - The variable `org-agenda-remove-tags-when-in-prefix' has
+     been renamed to `org-agenda-remove-tags'.
+
+** Details
+
+   - Agenda views can be exported as plain text, as HTML, and as
+     Postscript(R).  This can simply be done from the agenda
+     buffer with `C-x C-w' and then specifying a filename like
+     `myagenda.html' or `myagenda.ps'.  See section 8.6.4 of the
+     manual.
+
+   - Each custom agenda view can specify a list of associated
+     files names.  The command `C-c a e' then creates all views
+     that have associated file names and exports the views to
+     these files.  This is great for producing paper versions of
+     your views, to take with you when you don't have your
+     computer.  The manual has an example on how to do this, and
+     in particular on how to customize the format of the printed
+     version.  See section 8.6.4 of the manual.
+
+   - You can produce a CSV format of agenda information with an
+     Emacs batch command.  This is greate for further processing
+     in scipts.  Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer for this idea.
+     See section 8.6.5 of the manual.
+
+   - New variable `org-agenda-skip-deadline-if-done'.  When set,
+     a deadline associated with a DONE item will not be shown in
+     the agenda.  This is based upon a report by Denis Bueno.
+
+   - Quite a few bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.73
+
+  Minor bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.72
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Control over blank lines between trees in collapsed view.
+
+   - Info about the running clock is shown in the modeline.
+
+   - C-a can behave specially in headlines.
+
+   - Better color and scaling defaults for LaTeX fragments.
+
+   - Customizable list of keys in org-mode to be replaced.
+
+   - Stuck project descriptions have been extended.
+
+   - Emphasis code has been modified to fix some issues.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - The option `org-format-latex-options' has changed.  If you
+     have customized it, please revert to default and then redo
+     your customization.
+
+   - `org-CUA-compatible' no longer modifies S-RET by default,
+     because newer versions of CUA don't use this key anymore.
+     If you need this replacement, customize the variable
+     `org-disputed-keys'.
+
+   - The variable `org-CUA-compatible' is obsolete, please use
+     `org-replace-disputed-keys' instead.  `org-CUA-compatible'
+     is still an alias for this new variable, though.
+
+** Details
+
+   - Better control over blank lines between trees in collapsed
+     view.  This has come up several times in the past and most
+     recently by Scott Jaderholm.  There is now a new variable
+     `org-cycle-separator-lines' with default value 2.  It says
+     how many empty lines there need to be after the end of a
+     subtree to get an empty line in collapsed view.  So with the
+     default, if you leave only one empty line it will disappear
+     in collapsed view.  If you leave two, one empty line will
+     remain so that you can use double empty lines to structure
+     the collapsed views of a file.  I love it, so many thanks to
+     Scott fro bringing this up again.
+
+     One property of the new setup is that you will never get
+     more than one blank line in collapsed view.  We could do
+     something special to allow *several* empty lines in
+     collapsed view, but I think this is counter-productive.
+
+     In Emacs 22, if you want to make full use of this, make sure
+     that you have not set `outline-blank-line'.
+
+   - When the clock is running, Org-mode will put info about it
+     into the modeline.  The info consists of the elapsed time
+     and the heading of the clocked item.  This was a proposal
+     from Bastien who got the idea from Muse.
+
+   - C-a can behave specially in headlines when you set the
+     variable `org-special-ctrl-a'.  It will bring the cursor
+     first back only to the beginning of the headline *text*,
+     i.e. after the stars and the TODO keyword, if any.  A second
+     C-a will then move the cursor to the beginning of the line.
+     If the cursor is already at the beginning of the line, C-a
+     will spring *forward* to the headline text.  This was a
+     proposal from Leo, based on a request from Scott Jaderholm.
+
+     I have not turned this turned this on by default, should I?
+
+   - When LaTeX fragments are processed into images, there is now
+     more control and (hopefully) betters defaults for colors and
+     scaling.  Special values can be set for HTML export, so that
+     these values can differ from what is used for display in an
+     emacs buffer.  The default foreground and background colors
+     for images embedded in emacs are now taken from the default
+     emacs face.  Thanks to Xiao-Yong Jin for proposing these
+     changes.
+
+   - There is now a much better mechanism to change some keys in
+     org-mode if these keys clash with other modes you use.  Turn
+     this on by setting `org-replace-disputed-keys' (aliased to
+     `org-CUA-compatible').  The list of keys to replace is now
+     fully customizable, see the option `org-disputed-keys'.
+     Many thanks to Meciej Katafiasz for a patch implementing
+     this.
+
+   - Stuck project descriptions have been extended.  You can now
+     use "*" as a TODO keyword or tag to say that *any* TODO
+     keyword or TAG marks a project as non-stuck.  You also can
+     give an arbitrary regular expression that, if it matches,
+     indicates a non-stuck project.
+
+   - The code for emphasis like bold, italic etc has been
+     modified - I might have broken something in the process,
+     please let me know if you find problems.
+
+   - A number of bugs have been fixed - those where I have
+     replied "Fixed" on the mailing list.
+
+* Version 4.71
+
+** Overview
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+** Details
+
+  - New variables to customize the header and data tags in
+    exported HTML.  These are the variables
+    `org-export-table-header-tags' and
+    `org-export-table-data-tags'.  This follows a request from
+    Scott Otterson.
+
+  - New option `org-format-latex-header' for customizing the
+    header of the LaTeX file used to convert embedded LaTeX to
+    images.  Thanks to `Matthieu Lemerre' for the suggestion.
+
+  - The prefix version of `org-todo-list' works again.  This
+    means that `C-1 C-c a t' produces the list of TODO entries
+    for the first TODO keyword.  If you use different TODO setups
+    in different agenda files, be careful:  This number now
+    refers to the list of *all* todo keywords used in files
+    that are scanned for the agenda.
+
+  - Many bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.70
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Dust settles after revamp of TODO keyword system.
+   - The export title can be taken from the first text line.
+   - TTY replacement keys have changed.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - Some TTY replacement keys are changed, see below.
+
+** Details
+
+  - Further development concerning TODO keywords.
+
+    + You can now have several DONE states in a sequence, like
+
+      #+SEQ_TODO: TODO VERIFY | DONE DELEGATED
+
+      The difference to the proposal discussed on the mailing
+      list (and which is also works!)
+
+        #+SEQ_TODO: TODO VERIFY | DONE
+        #+SEQ_TODO: | CANCELED
+
+      is that in the first case, the extra DONE states will be
+      reached with `C-c C-t' (or with `t' from the agenda), while
+      in the second case you need S-<right> to get to the special
+      states.  I guess both ideas can be useful - I am leaning
+      toward using the latter.
+
+    + Setting up TODO keywords in Lisp previously used two
+      separate variables: `org-todo-keywords' and
+      `org-todo-interpretation'.  The preferred way is now to use
+      only `org-todo-keywords', with a new structure:
+
+       (setq org-todo-keywords
+         '((sequence "TODO" "|" "DONE")
+	   (sequence "BUG" "KNOWNCAUSE" "|" "FIXED" "IGNORED")
+           (type "Fred" "Lisa" "Peter" "|" "DONE")
+           (sequence "CANCELED")    ; for things we decide to not do.
+	   ))
+
+      If your setting has this new structure,
+      `org-todo-interpretation' will be ignored.  This change
+      does not break backward compatibility.  The old way of
+      using a flat list in `org-todo-keywords' and taking the
+      interpretation from the other variable still works.
+
+    + When listing *specific* TODO entries via a sparse tree
+      (`C-u C-c C-v') or via the agenda (`C-c a T' or `C-u C-c a
+      t'), you can now specify several keywords to be selected,
+      like "TODO|VERIFY|WAITING".  This also works for custom
+      agenda commands.  Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer for pointing
+      out this omission.
+
+  - If you have configured Org-mode to export also the text
+    before the first headline (this is done by setting the
+    variable `org-export-skip-text-before-1st-heading' to nil),
+    then the first normal text line in the buffer becomes the
+    title of the exported document.  A title set with #+TITLE
+    overules this default, and the first line then belongs to the
+    normal text.  Thanks to David House for this proposal.
+
+  - TTY replacement keys.  Some of the key bindings used by
+    Org-mode do not work on a tty, so replacement key sequences
+    are provided on ttys.  In version 4.70, there are some
+    changes in the tty replacements.  Thanks to Jason F. McBrayer
+    for coming up with the idea to use C-c <cursor> keys.
+
+    | Command           |           | Old TTY       | New TTY       |
+    | org-.....         | Main Key  | Replacement   | Replacement   |
+    |-------------------+-----------+---------------+---------------|
+    | shiftleft         | S-left    | C-c C-x left  | C-c left      |
+    | shiftright        | S-right   | C-c C-x right | C-c right     |
+    | shiftup           | S-up      | C-c C-x up    | C-c up        |
+    | shiftdown         | S-down    | C-c C-x down  | C-c down      |
+    | shiftcontrolleft  | C-S-left  |               | C-c C-x left  |
+    | shiftcontrolright | C-s-right |               | C-c C-x right |
+
+
+* Version 4.69
+
+** Overview
+
+   This time the changes affect the following areas:
+
+   - TODO keywords:  Multiple sequences in a single file.
+   - Export: More control over text before the first heading.
+   - Export: More control over sub/superscript interpretation.
+   - Plain lists:  Option to let empty lines terminate lists.
+   - Tables: New command to insert hline and move into line below.
+   - REPEATing items:  Turn of note taking.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+** Incompatible changes
+
+   - It used to be possible to spread the list of TODO keywords
+     over several lines, like
+
+     #+SEQ_TODO: TODO
+     #+SEQ_TODO: PROGRESS
+     #+SEQ_TODO: DONE
+
+     This is no longer possible.  Each such line now specifies an
+     independent set of TODO keywords, with its own DONE state.
+     See below for details.
+
+   - The #+TEXT construct has been used to insert unchanged HTML
+     into an exported file.  This is no longer possible, the TEXT
+     lines will be processed like any other lines.  However,
+     there are now much better ways of getting quoted HTML into
+     the exported file.
+
+** Details
+
+   - You can now use multiple sets of TODO keywords in the same
+     buffer.  For example, you may put the following three lines
+     into a file:
+
+       #+SEQ_TODO: TODO DONE
+       #+SEQ_TODO: REPORT BUG KNOWNCAUSE RESOLVED
+       #+TYP_TODO: Fred Laura Peter Me OK
+
+     Each sub-sequence has its own DONE state.  It is best to use
+     different keywords in all sequences, to make sure Org-mode
+     does not loose track in which specific sequence it is
+     working.  You could use the same word for all DONE states,
+     but then cycling through to a TODO state might not bring you
+     where you want to be.
+
+     After initially setting a keyword, `C-c C-t' cycles through
+     a sublist, i.e. is cycles from TODO to DONE or from
+     KNOWNCAUSE to RESOLVED and further to (nothing) and back to
+     REPORT.
+
+     S-right and S-left allow to select any keyword, so they move
+     from DONE to REPORT and from RESOLVED to Fred.
+
+     C-S-right and C-S-left jump from one sub-sequence to the
+     next, for example from TODO or DONE to REPORT to Fred.
+
+     Thanks to Rick Moynihan for triggering this development.
+
+   - Text before the first headline can now be exported if you
+     configure Org-mode accordingly.  Either set the variable
+     `org-export-skip-text-before-1st-heading' to nil, or use the
+     new in-buffer option
+
+     #+OPTION: skip:nil
+
+   - Export content specified via the #+TEXT construct is now
+     fully processed, i.e. links, emphasis etc. are all
+     interpreted.  #+TEXT lines may include
+     #+BEGIN_HTML...#+END_HTML sections to embed literal HTML.
+
+   - During HTML export, you can request to have a_{b}
+     interpreted as a subscript, but to leave a_b as it is.  This
+     can be done by setting the variable
+     org-export-sub-superscript to the symbol `{}' with
+
+          (setq org-export-sub-superscript '{})
+
+     or by using
+
+           #+OPTIONS: ^:{}
+
+     Thanks to Eddward DeVilla for this idea.
+
+   - New variable `org-empty-line-terminates-plain-lists'.
+     Default is nil, meaning that empty lines are part of the
+     previous list item, and that you can have several paragraphs
+     in one such item.  Set this to t if you want an empty line
+     terminate all levels of plain list items.
+
+     Thanks to Mike Newman for triggering this development.
+
+   - C-c RET does insert a horizontal separator line and move the
+     cursor into the table line below it.  Thanks to Bastien for
+     this proposal.
+
+   - Org-mode always offers you to record a note when a TODO item
+     automatically repeats, even if you are not logging state
+     changes.  The new variable `org-log-repeat' allows to turn
+     this off, so that notes are really only been taken if you
+     are logging all state changes.
+
+   - Various Bug fixes, thanks to everyone who reported.
+
+* Version 4.68
+
+** Overview
+   - Priority handling in the tags view
+   - Date/time prompt follows the popup calender, and accepts AM/PM times.
+   - Standard references like B4 in the spreadsheet.
+   - Improvements to the formula editor.
+   - C-j does better indentation.
+   - Bug fixes
+
+** Details
+   - Priority handling in the tags view
+
+     + Agenda lists selected by tag are now sorted by priority.
+       Thanks to Andrew Korty for reporting this omission.
+
+   - Improvements to the date/time prompt.
+
+     + When you move (using S-cursor keys) the cursor in the pop-up
+       calendar window while responding to a date/time prompt, the
+       prompt is updated with the new default date (Emacs only).
+
+     + You can now enter AM/PM times at this prompt.
+
+   - Changes in the spreadsheet
+
+     + You can now also write B4 instead of @4$2 as a reference in
+       formulas.  The column references without specified row can be
+       written as C& instead of $3.  Such references make formulas
+       easier to read and are now the default way how references are
+       shown when you edit existing formulas.  To get the old behavior
+       back (i.e. only @row$col references), set the variable
+       `org-table-use-standard-references' to nil.
+
+       Relative references like @-3$-2 or @II..III continue to use the
+       internal format.
+
+   - Changes in the formula editor (the one you get with "C-c '")
+
+     + The formulas are organized in a more logical way.
+
+     + There is now a menu with commands.
+
+     + When starting the formula editor with "C-c '", the cursor
+       immediately moves to the formula for the current field.
+
+     + With the cursor on a reference in the formula, you can use
+       S-cursor keys to change the field being referenced.
+
+   - C-j indents the following line correctly whe used in a headline
+     or in aplain list item.  Thanks to Leo for this suggestion.
+
+   - Bug fixes
+
+     + Flyspell now knows about special org-mode commands.
+       Thanks to Vinod Valsalam for reporting this problem, and to
+       Andrew Korty for showing how to fix it.
+
+     + Most other bugs discussed recently on emacs-orgmode@gnu.org
+       should be fixed, except the problem with non-ASCII characters
+       in tags....
+
+* Version 4.67
+
+   - Expert mode for fast tag selection.
+     When org-fast-tag-selection-single-key is `expert', not even
+     the selection window is shown, only the prompt.  One more C-c
+     gets you the window, another one goes to multiple selection mode.
+
+   - Synchronized with Emacs once more:  Emacs CVS has now org-mode
+     4.67.  At least until it causes a problem, then the Emacs people
+     will switch back to 4.56.  Lets hope there will be no problem.
+
+   - Code cleanup
+
+   - Bug fixes
+
+* Version 4.66
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Sorting of top-level entries works now if the region contains
+     top-level entries, or if the cursor is before the first headline.
+     Thanks to "redblue" for reporting this bug.
+
+   - When entering date and time at the prompt, you can now mix
+     entering text and selecting something in the calendar.  For
+     example, enter 22:15 at the prompt without pressing RET, and then
+     click on a date in the calendar.  Both pieces of information will
+     be included in the resulting time stamp.  You can also use
+     S-curser to move the cursor in the calendar to the desired date
+     and then enter 22:15 and press RET at the prompt.
+
+   - When setting a deadline or a schedule, entering a time now
+     automatically selects the time stamp format that includes the
+     time. Bug report (by means of a question) from Bastre.
+
+   - C-c C-l can be used to convert a plain link into a bracket link.
+
+   - Internal links now match inside (the visible part of) other
+     links.  Thanks to Scott Otterson for reporting this bug.
+
+   - iCalendar export of TODO items fixed, see also the variable
+     `org-icalendar-include-todo'.  Thanks to Philipp Raschdorf.
+
+   - The number of levels in the table of contents of an exported
+     document can now be set independently of the number of headline
+     levels.  For example:
+
+        #+OPTIONS: H:4 toc:2
+
+   - The command `C-c }' toggles the display of row and column numbers
+     the the current table, to aid constructing formulas.  To try it,
+     move the cursor to a table and press `C-c }', or use the menu
+     entry.
+
+   - Orgtbl translation functions (introduced in 4.65) have been
+     simplified using a generic function `orgtbl-to-generic' that can
+     be used for very general languanges.  Writing your own translator
+     should be very easy now.  More info in the manual.
+
+   - CONTENTS visibility can be limited to a certain level.  The
+     command `C-3 S-TAB' will switch to CONTENTS view and show the
+     first 3 levels.
+
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.65
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Orgtbl can be used to maintain tables in LaTeX, and in any other mode
+   - Editing Lisp formulas for tables improved.
+   - Better structure for HTML exported tables.
+   - New "calculation" marker "/" to mark lines that should not be exported.
+
+** Detailed description of changes
+
+   - You can use orgtbl mode to maintain a LaTeX table, or pretty much
+     any table in any mode.
+
+     This does *not* work by making Orgtbl aware of LaTeX syntax.  That
+     would be a box of Pandora I am not willing to open.  Instead, you
+     use a normal Orgtbl-mode table, and a converter program to
+     automatically place a LaTeX version of the table into the correct
+     spot in the LaTeX file.  The orgtbl-mode table can be maintained
+     inside the same file, in a block comment.
+
+     I am providing translators for LaTeX, HTML, and TeXInfo.  For
+     other applications, you need to write one yourself - but that is
+     not hard if you start from the LaTeX version and just modify it.
+     Thanks to Thomas Baumann for triggering this development through
+     a request for a table-to-LaTeX converter.
+
+   - In the special buffer to edit the formulas of a table (created
+     with "C-c '"), there is now better support for editing Lisp
+     formulas.  TAB and M-TAB work like in an Emacs Lisp buffer,
+     indenting lines and completing lisp symbols.  With the cursor on
+     a line defining a complex Lisp formula, a first press on TAB will
+     convert the formula into a pretty-printed version with proper
+     linebreaks and indentation.  A second TAB folds the line back to
+     the compact form.
+
+   - Tables in HTML export have now additional structure elements
+     defined.  The header (before the first hline) is wrapped into
+     <thead>..</thead>, and each part of the body (as separated in
+     org-mode by hlines) is wrapped into <tbody>..</tbody> tags.  I
+     have also changed the CSS style for <td> fields and the value of
+     `org-export-html-table-tag' to get cleaner tables. Basically,
+     tables now have horizontal lines only where needed, and no
+     vertical lines at all, as generally recommended for tables in
+     printed text.  I like the new look, but I am not sure if this
+     change will find general approval, please throw in your view if
+     you like.  Thanks to Scott for driving this, and to goud-H for
+     pointing me to the row grouping in tables.
+
+   - In a table with calculation markers in the first column, you can
+     now also put "/" into the first column.  It indicates that this
+     line should not be exported.  The foremost application for this
+     are lines containing only "<N>" markers for narrowing columns.
+
+* Version 4.64
+
+** Overview
+
+   - Email links get better, configurable descriptions
+   - When inserting a link, selected text becomes the description
+   - Easier access to the list of stored links.
+   - Horizontal lines in HTML export.
+   - Remember templates and storing of notes improved.
+
+** Detailed description of changes
+
+   - The descriptive part of links to email messages can be configured
+     using the variable `org-email-link-description-format'.  The new
+     default is "Email %c: %.30s" and leads to
+
+        Email from NAME: SUBJECT
+
+     If you configure the variable `org-from-is-user-regexp'
+     correctly, then for email you *sent* this will actually change to
+
+        Email to NAME: SUBJECT
+
+     The subject is limited to 30 characters.  If you have become
+     attached to the previous default (look twice, the new one is
+     better), use "%f on: %s" as your format.
+
+   - Selecting text before entering a new link with C-c C-l now really
+     works, the selected text becomes the description part of the
+     link.  Requested by Scott, buggy 4.62 implementation is now fixed.
+
+   - Stored links are part of the history list for C-c C-l, so to
+     reach them, you can use up/down rather than completion.  Thanks
+     to Raman for this excellent idea.
+
+   - A line consisting only of "-", and at least 5 of them, is
+     exported into HTML as <hr/>, as proposed by Giovanni Ridolfi.
+
+   - Several changes to org <-> remember integration
+
+       - You can use `org-remember' as your default command to start
+         remember.  It will automatically detect if there is an active
+         region and use it as initial content (we will probably make
+         remember.el work like this as well).
+         Also, when calling `org-remember' in a remember buffer that
+         was created with a template, you will again be asked to
+         select a template.  The buffer is then re-created with the
+         new template, but the old context information.  This is
+         useful if you change your mind about the template to use
+         (Leo's idea).
+
+       - Besides specifying a default *target* file for a note, you
+         can also give a default *heading* of which the note should
+         become a subitem.  In many cases this avoids or speeds up
+         navigating to the right location.  Both file and heading can
+         be different for each template.  Both are non-binding, you
+         can change them while storing the note.  However, when you
+         exit remember with C-u C-c C-c, these defaults will be used
+         without interaction.
+
+       - Templates can specify interactive fields.  During expansion
+         of the template, you will be prompted for the information in
+         that field.  For example %^t will pop up a calendar and ask
+         you to select a date. This new feature follows a proposal
+         from Leo, who in the mean time has said he does not need it
+         anymore.  But I liked it, so here it is :-)
+
+       - Templates can access information specific to the link type
+         created, for example the author and subject of an email.
+         Syntax is %:fromname, %:fromaddress, %:subject etc, details
+         in the manual.  Proposed by Peder O. Klingenberg.
+
+       - I have been considering to move, at some stage, the template
+         functionality into remember.el itself - which would of course
+         require consent of the remember.el maintainers.  I am not
+         sure how well this would work though, since some things like
+         the interactive time stamps are org.el specific, so treating
+         them would require special hooks.  Comments?
+
+* Version 4.63
+   - Bug fixes
+
+* Version 4.62
+   - Many changes to the spreadsheet functions in the table editor.
+     For details, please re-read the manual section 3.4.
+     + New Features
+       - It is much easier to assign formulas to individual fields.
+       - References to arbitrary fields and ranges.
+       - Absolute references are modified in row-editing commands.
+       - Formula editor that highlights referenced fields.
+     + Incompatible changes
+       - Empty fields are excluded in range references, see "E" mode flag.
+       - &... ranges no longer supported, use new @... ranges.
+       - Variable insertion into Lisp formulas work differently.
+   - Selected text becomes the default description for C-c C-l links.(Scott)
+   - The date format in the agenda/timeline views is now customizable.
+     See the new option `org-agenda-date-format'. (request by Victor)
+   - Link abbreviations no longer need a double colon, single colon is fine.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.61
+   - Avoiding keybinding clashes with flyspell
+     - Archiving is now also on `C-C C-x C-s' (was just `C-c $')
+     - Cycling through agenda files is now also on "C-'" (was just "C-,")
+   - Colon is considered part of number, to align times in clock tables.
+   - Fixed bug for list of stuck projects.
+   - Fixed several bugs/problems concerning linking to gnus.
+   - Block agendas can contain the list of stuck projects.
+   - #+ARCHIVE may now appear several times in the buffer.
+   - More bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.60
+   - HTML export: inlining images, clickable images (manual 10.2.4).
+   - Incremental search now shows proper context when exiting.
+   - Tables calculation and Calc package.
+     - Calc is no longer needed when using only elisp formulas.
+     - Proper error messages when calc is needed and not available.
+   - Tracking TODO state changes with time stamps and notes.
+   - Empty entries go full circle.
+   - Links in iCalendar export cleaned up.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+
+* Version 4.59
+   - Cleanup code, bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.58
+   - Full undo support in the agenda buffer.
+   - Listing stuck GTD projects (projects without any NEXT ACTIONS).
+     Configure `org-stuck-projects' before using it.
+   - C-c C-x b shows the current subtree in an indirect buffer, in
+     another, dedicated frame.
+   - Custom agenda commands take precedence over builtin commands.
+   - auto-fill for comments works on the Emacs side, XEmacs not yet.
+
+* Version 4.57
+   - Sorting of outline items on same level.
+   - Sorting tables automatically selects line range between hlines.
+   - Changes in Agenda buffer
+     - `C-c C-o' follows a link in the current line.
+     - `C-c $' archives the subtree corresponding to the line.
+     - Changing dates with S-left and S-right show new date in agenda,
+       but still do not move the entry to the new date.
+     - new option `org-agenda-skip-scheduled-if-done'.
+   - Agenda and sparse tree construction using tag matches can now
+     use regular expressions.
+   - When prompted for a date/time, entering "+7" indicates a date
+     7 days from now - but only this is the only thing you give.
+   - Custom time formats also apply to exported html and ascii.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.56
+   - `C-k' in agenda kills current line and corresponding subtree in file.
+   - XEmacs compatibility issues fixed, in particular tag alignment.
+   - M-left/right now in/outdents plain list items, no Shift needed.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.55
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.54
+   - Improvements to fast tag selection
+     + show status also in target line.
+     + option to auto-exit after first change to tags list (see manual).
+   - Tags sparse trees now also respect the settings in
+     `org-show-hierarchy-above' and `org-show-following-heading'.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.53
+   - Custom time formats can be overlayed over time stamps.
+   - New option `org-agenda-todo-ignore-deadlines'.
+   - Work-around for flyspell bug (CVS Emacs has this fixed in flyspell.el).
+   - Work-around for session.el problem with circular data structures.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.52
+   - TAG matches can also specify conditions on TODO keywords.
+   - The fast tag interface allows setting tags that are not in the
+     predefined list.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.51
+   - Link abbreviations (manual section 4.5).
+   - More control over how agenda is displayed.  See the new variables
+     `org-agenda-window-setup', `org-agenda-restore-windows-after-quit'.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.50
+   - Closing a TODO item can record an additional note.
+     See variables `org-log-done' and `org-log-note-headings'.
+   - Inserting headlines and bullets can leave an extra blank line.
+     See variable `org-blank-before-new-entry'. (Ed Hirgelt patch)
+   - [[bracket links]] in the agenda are active just as in org-mode buffers.
+   - C-c C-o on a date range displays the agenda for exactly this range.
+   - The default for `org-cycle-include-plain-lists' is back to nil.
+   - Calls to `org-occur' can be stacked by using a prefix argument.
+   - The options `org-show-hierarchy-above' and `org-show-following-heading'
+     now always default to `t', but can be customized differently for
+     different types of sparse trees or jump commands.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+
+* Version 4.49
+   - Agenda views can be made in batch mode from the command line.
+   - `org-store-link' does the right thing in dired-mode.
+   - File links can contain environment variables.
+   - Full Emacs 21 compatibility has been restored.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.47
+   - Custom commands may produce an agenda which contains several blocks,
+     each block created by a different agenda command.
+   - Agenda commands can be restricted to the current file, region, subtree.
+   - The timeline command must now be called through the agenda
+     dispatcher (C-c a L).  `C-c C-r' no longer works.
+   - Agenda items can be sorted by tag.  The *last* tag is used for this.
+   - The prefix and the sorting strategy for agenda items can depend
+     upon the agenda type.
+   - The handling of `mailto:' links can be customized, see the new
+     variable `org-link-mailto-program'.
+   - `mailto' links can specify a subject after a double colon,
+     like [[mailto:carsten@orgmode.org::Org-mode is buggy]].
+   - In the #+STARTUP line, M-TAB completes valid keywords.
+   - In the #+TAGS: line, M-TAB after ":" inserts all currently used tags.
+   - Again full Emacs 21 support:  Checkboxes and publishing are fixed.
+   - More minor bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.45
+   - Checkbox lists can show statistics about checked items.
+   - C-TAB will cycle the visibility of archived subtrees.
+   - Documentation about checkboxes has been moved to chapter 5.
+   - Bux fixes.
+
+* Version 4.44
+   - Clock table can be done for a limited time interval.
+   - Obsolete support for the old outline mode has been removed.
+   - Bug fixes and code cleaning.
+
+* Version 4.43
+   - Bug fixes
+   - `s' key in the agenda saves all org-mode buffers.
+
+* Version 4.41
+   - Shift-curser keys can modify inactive time stamps (inactive time
+     stamps are the ones in [...] brackets.
+   - Toggle all checkboxes in a region/below a headline.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.40
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+
+* Version 4.39
+   - Special tag ARCHIVE keeps a subtree closed and away from agenda lists.
+   - LaTeX code in Org-mode files can be converted to images for HTML.
+   - Bug fixes.
+   - CDLaTeX-mode features can be used in Org-mode to help inserting
+     LaTeX environment and math.
+
+* Version 4.38
+   - noutline.el is now required (important for XEmacs users only).
+   - Dynamic blocks.
+   - Archiving of all level 1 trees without open TODO items.
+   - Clock reports can be inserted into the file in a special section.
+   - FAQ removed from the manual, now only on the web.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.37
+   - Clock-feature for measuring time spent on specific items.
+   - Improved emphasizing allows configuration and stacking.
+
+* Version 4.36
+   - Improved indentation of ASCII export, when headlines become items.
+   - Handling of 12am and 12pm fixed.  Times beyond 24:00 can be used
+     and will not lead to conflicts.
+   - Support for mutually exclusive TAGS with the fast tags interface.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.35
+   - HTML export is now valid XHTML.
+   - Timeline can also show dates without entries.  See new option
+     `org-timeline-show-empty-dates'.
+   - The bullets created by the ASCII exporter can now be configured.
+     See the new option `org-export-ascii-bullets'.
+   - New face `org-upcoming-deadline' (was `org-scheduled-previously').
+   - New function `org-context' to allow testing for local context.
+
+* Version 4.34
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.33
+   - New commands to move through plain lists: S-up and S-down.
+   - Bug fixes and documentation update.
+
+* Version 4.32
+   - Fast (single-key-per-tag) interface for setting TAGS.
+   - The list of legal tags can be configured globally and locally.
+   - Elisp and Info links (thanks to Todd Neal).
+   - `org-export-publishing-directory' can be an alist, with different
+     directories for different export types.
+   - All context-sensitive commands use `call-interactively' to dispatch.
+   - `org-confirm-shell-links' renamed to `org-confirm-shell-link-function'.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.31
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.30
+   - Modified installation: Autoloads have been collected in org-install.el.
+   - Logging (org-log-done) is now a #+STARTUP option.
+   - Checkboxes in plain list items, following up on Frank Ruell's idea.
+   - File links inserted with C-c C-l will use relative paths if the linked
+     file is in the current directory or a subdirectory of it.
+   - New variable `org-link-file-path-type' to specify preference for
+     relative and absolute paths.
+   - New CSS classes for tags, timestamps, timestamp keywords.
+   - Bug and typo fixes.
+
+
+* Version 4.29
+   - Inlining images in HTML export now depends on wheather the link
+     contains a description or not.
+   - TODO items can be scheduled from the global TODO list using C-c C-s.
+   - TODO items already scheduled can be made to disappear from the global
+     todo list, see `org-agenda-todo-ignore-scheduled'.
+   - In Tables, formulas may also be Lisp forms.
+   - Exporting the visible part of an outline with `C-c C-x v' works now
+     for all available exporters.
+   - Bug fixes, lots of them :-(
+
+* Version 4.28
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.27
+   - HTML exporter generalized to receive external options.
+     As part of the process, author, email and date have been moved to the
+     end of the HTML file.
+   - Support for customizable file search in file links.
+   - BibTeX database links as first application of the above.
+   - New option `org-agenda-todo-list-sublevels' to turn off listing TODO
+     entries that are sublevels of another TODO entry.
+
+* Version 4.26
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.25
+   - Revision of the font-lock faces section, with better tty support.
+   - TODO keywords in Agenda buffer are fontified.
+   - Export converts links between .org files to links between .html files.
+   - Better support for bold/italic/underline emphasis.
+
+* Version 4.24
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.23
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.22
+   - Bug fixes.
+   - In agenda buffer, mouse-1 no longer follows link.
+     See `org-agenda-mouse-1-follows-link' and `org-mouse-1-follows-link'.
+
+* Version 4.20
+   - Links use now the [[link][description]] format by default.
+     When inserting links, the user is prompted for a description.
+   - If a link has a description, only the description is displayed
+     the link part is hidden.  Use C-c C-l to edit the link part.
+   - TAGS are now bold, but in the same color as the headline.
+   - The width of a table column can be limited by using a field "<N>".
+   - New structure for the customization tree.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+
+* Version 4.13
+   - The list of agenda files can be maintainted in an external file.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 4.12
+   - Templates for remember buffer.  Note that the remember setup changes.
+     To set up templates, see `org-remember-templates'.
+   - The time in new time stamps can be rounded, see new option
+     `org-time-stamp-rounding-minutes'.
+   - Bug fixes (there are *always* more bugs).
+
+[...]
+
+Version 4.00
+   - Headlines can contain TAGS, and Org-mode can produced a list
+     of matching headlines based on a TAG search expression.
+   - `org-agenda' has now become a dispatcher that will produce the agenda
+     and other views on org-mode data with an additional keypress.
+
+
+* Version 3.24
+   - Switching and item to DONE records a time stamp when the variable
+     `org-log-done' is turned on.  Default is off.
+
+* Version 3.23
+   - M-RET makes new items as well as new headings.
+   - Various small bug fixes
+
+* Version 3.22
+   - CamelCase words link to other locations in the same file.
+   - File links accept search options, to link to specific locations.
+   - Plain list items can be folded with `org-cycle'.  See new option
+     `org-cycle-include-plain-lists'.
+   - Sparse trees for specific TODO keywords through numeric prefix
+     argument to `C-c C-v'.
+   - Global TODO list, also for specific keywords.
+   - Matches in sparse trees are highlighted (highlights disappear with
+     next buffer change due to editing).
+
+* Version 3.21
+   - Improved CSS support for the HTML export.  Thanks to Christian Egli.
+   - Editing support for hand-formatted lists
+     - M-S-cursor keys handle plain list items
+     - C-c C-c renumbers ordered plain lists
+
+* Version 3.20
+   - There is finally an option to make TAB jump over horizontal lines
+     in tables instead of creating a new line before that line.
+     The option is `org-table-tab-jumps-over-hlines', default nil.
+   - New command for sorting tables, on `C-c ^'.
+   - Changes to the HTML exporter
+     - hand-formatted lists are exported correctly, similar to
+       markdown lists.  Nested lists are possible.  See the docstring
+       of the variable `org-export-plain-list-max-depth'.
+     - cleaned up to produce valid HTML 4.0 (transitional).
+     - support for cascading style sheets.
+   - New command to cycle through all agenda files, on C-,
+   - C-c [ can now also be used to change the sequence of agenda files.
+
+
+* Version 3.19
+   - Bug fixes
+
+* Version 3.18
+   - Export of calendar information in the standard iCalendar format.
+   - Some bug fixes.
+
+* Version 3.17
+   - HTML export specifies character set depending on coding-system.
+
+* Version 3.16
+   - In tables, directly after the field motion commands like TAB and RET,
+     typing a character will blank the field.  Can be turned off with
+     variable `org-table-auto-blank-field'.
+   - Inactive timestamps with `C-c !'.  These do not trigger the agenda
+     and are not linked to the calendar.
+   - Additional key bindings to allow Org-mode to function on a tty emacs.
+   - `C-c C-h' prefix key replaced by `C-c C-x', and `C-c C-x C-h' replaced
+     by `C-c C-x b' (b=Browser).  This was necessary to recover the
+     standard meaning of C-h after a prefix key (show prefix bindings).
+
+* Version 3.15
+   - QUOTE keyword at the beginning of an entry causes fixed-width export
+     of unmodified entry text. `C-c :' toggles this keyword.
+   - New face `org-special-keyword' which is used for COMMENT, QUOTE,
+     DEADLINE and SCHEDULED, and priority cookies.  Default is only a weak
+     color, to reduce the amount of aggressive color in the buffer.
+
+* Version 3.14
+   - Formulas for individual fields in table.
+   - Automatic recalculation in calculating tables.
+   - Named fields and columns in tables.
+   - Fixed bug with calling `org-archive' several times in a row.
+
+* Version 3.13
+   - Efficiency improvements:  Fewer table re-alignments needed.
+   - New special lines in tables, for defining names for individual cells.
+
+* Version 3.12
+   - Tables can store formulas (one per column) and compute fields.
+     Not quite like a full spreadsheet, but very powerful.
+   - table.el keybinding is now `C-c ~'.
+   - Numeric argument to org-cycle does `show-subtree' above on level ARG.
+   - Small changes to keys in agenda buffer.  Affected keys:
+     [w] weekly view; [d] daily view; [D] toggle diary inclusion.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 3.11
+   - Links inserted with C-c C-l are now by default enclosed in angle
+     brackets.  See the new variable `org-link-format'.
+   - ">" terminates a link, this is a way to have several links in a line.
+     Both "<" and ">" are no longer allowed as characters in a link.
+   - Archiving of finished tasks.
+   - C-<up>/<down> bindings removed, to allow access to paragraph commands.
+   - Compatibility with CUA-mode (see variable `org-CUA-compatible').
+   - Compatibility problems with viper-mode fixed.
+   - Improved html export of tables.
+   - Various clean-up changes.
+
+* Version 3.10
+   - Using `define-derived-mode' to derive `org-mode' from `outline-mode'.
+
+
+* Version 3.09
+   - Time-of-day specifications in agenda are extracted and placed
+     into the prefix.  Timed entries can be placed into a time grid for
+     day.
+
+* Version 3.08
+   - "|" no longer allowed as part of a link, to allow links in tables.
+   - The prefix of items in the agenda buffer can be configured.
+   - Cleanup.
+
+* Version 3.07
+   - Some folding inconsistencies removed.
+   - BBDB links to company-only entries.
+   - Bug fixes and global cleanup.
+
+* Version 3.06
+   - M-S-RET inserts a new TODO heading.
+   - New startup option `content'.
+   - Better visual response when TODO items in agenda change status.
+   - Window positioning after visibility state changes optimized and made
+     configurable.  See `org-cycle-hook' and `org-occur-hook'.
+
+* Version 3.05
+   - Agenda entries from the diary are linked to the diary file, so
+     adding and editing diary entries can be done directly from the agenda.
+   - Many calendar/diary commands available directly from agenda.
+   - Field copying in tables with S-RET does increment.
+   - C-c C-x C-v extracts the visible part of the buffer for printing.
+   - Moving subtrees up and down preserves the whitespace at the tree end.
+
+* Version 3.04
+   - Table editor optimized to need fewer realignments, and to keep
+     table shape when typing in fields.
+   - A new minor mode, orgtbl-mode, introduces the Org-mode table editor
+     into arbitrary major modes.
+   - Fixed bug with realignment in XEmacs.
+   - Startup options can be set with special #+STARTUP line.
+   - Heading following a match in org-occur can be suppressed.
+
+* Version 3.03
+   - Copyright transfer to the FSF.
+   - Effect of C-u and C-u C-u in org-timeline swapped.
+   - Timeline now always contains today, and `.' jumps to it.
+   - Table editor:
+     - cut and paste of rectangular regions in tables
+     - command to convert org-mode table to table.el table and back
+     - command to treat several cells like a paragraph and fill it
+     - command to convert a buffer region to a table
+     - import/export tables as tab-separated files (exchange with Excel)
+   - Agenda:
+     - Sorting mechanism for agenda items rewritten from scratch.
+     - Sorting fully configurable.
+     - Entries specifying a time are sorted together.
+   - Completion also covers option keywords after `#-'.
+   - Bug fixes.
+
+* Version 3.01
+   - New reference card, thanks to Philip Rooke for creating it.
+   - Single file agenda renamed to "Timeline".  It no longer shows
+     warnings about upcoming deadlines/overdue scheduled items.
+     That functionality is now limited to the (multifile) agenda.
+   - When reading a date, the calendar can be manipulated with keys.
+   - Link support for RMAIL and Wanderlust (from planner.el, untested).
+   - Minor bug fixes and documentation improvements.
+
+* Version 3.00
+   - Multifile Agenda shows current entries from many different files.
+   - TeXInfo documentation (thanks to Christian Egli for the conversion).
+   - Additional applications for TODO keywords, see documentation.
+     Different files may have different TODO keywords etc.
+   - Priorities for TODO items.
+   - The browser mode used by `org-remember-handler' is improved.
+   - Images get inlined in HTML export (thanks to Carsten Wimmer).
+   - File links can contain line numbers, like file:/usr/etc/config:255
+   - Minor bug fixes.
+
+
+* Version 2.10
+   - TODO entries can have additional states besides TODO and DONE.
+     See new variable `org-todo-keywords'.
+   - TODO keywords can be interpreted as categories.  See variable
+     `org-todo-interpretation'.
+   - M-TAB completion on TODO keywords, TeX symbols, and normal words.
+   - All keywords (like TODO, DEADLINE etc) are configurable.
+   - Cursor positioning optimized after pro/demotion and TODO cycling.
+   - Emphasizing in HTML works now for *bold*, /italic/ and _underline_.
+   - New commands to kill, copy and yank entire subtrees.  Yanking
+     modifies the level of the tree before insertion.
+   - New command `org-goto' (C-c C-j) to quickly move to other locations
+     in the buffer without affecting outline visibility.
+   - Hooks for John Wiegley's remember.el.
+   - `org-read-date' pops up calendar for date selection with the mouse.
+     See variable `org-popup-calendar-for-date-prompt'.
+
+* Version 2.6
+   - TODO items can be SCHEDULED to a certain date.
+   - Expired DEADLINEs are ignored if in an entry marked DONE.
+   - From the diary or time-sorted view (C-c C-r), C-c C-t can be used to
+     change the TODO state of an item remotely.
+   - Horizontal computations in table editor. See `org-table-eval-formula'.
+   - Fixed bug with summing tables (command `org-table-sum', `C-c +').
+   - Calendar window follows the timestamp when a timestamp is changed.
+     New variable `org-calendar-follow-timestamp-change'.
+   - Time-sorted view (`org-diary-view', C-c C-r) now uses the prefix
+     argument to force inclusion of unscheduled TODO items.
+   - New variable `org-confirm-shell-links' to turn of safety query.
+   - New variable `org-open-non-existing-files'.
+
+* Version 2.4
+   - A time-sorted view on all time stamps can be created with C-c C-r.
+   - Timestamps and Deadlines can be shown in the Emacs diary.
+   - Date ranges introduced.
+   - Time-string formats are no longer configurable.
+   - Vertical lines in tables can be made invisible with `C-c |'.
+   - New "link" type to execute shell commands, like "shell:ls *.org"
+   - Upon export, "myfile.org" becomes "myfile.html" or "myfile.txt",
+     instead of "myfile.org.html" or "myfile.org.txt".
+   - When the cursor is in the white space at the beginning of a line,
+     TAB removes the whitespace before indenting again.
+
+* Version 2.0
+   - Windows (NT/2000) support.
+   - Works with both Emacs and XEmacs.
+   - Fully automatic table editor.
+   - New link types into Gnus, VM and BBDB.
+   - Other link system changes
+     - Time stamps are treated as links to the calendar.
+     - Easy creation of links with global command `org-store-link'.
+     - Insertion of links with `C-c C-l' works differently now.
+     - Space characters allowed as part of a link.
+     - Options in `org-file-apps' extended.  The command may now be
+       symbol 'emacs', or a lisp form.
+   Please re-read the manual section about links.
+   - Timestamp changes
+     - `org-deadline' now prompts for a date.
+     - A line can now contain several timestamps.  Updating of a
+       timestamp only happens if the cursor is at the timestamp.
+     - Changed the time-stamp-format to ISO, to make sure it will
+       always work (non-English month names had caused problems
+       with `parse-time-string'.).  Changing the time stamp format
+       is not recommended.
+   - Picture mode enhancements have been removed from org.el
+
+
+* Version 1.4
+   - Some option name changes, not backward compatible.
+   - ASCII exporter upgrade: Table of contents.
+   - HTML exporter upgrade: fixed-width regions, better
+     sub/superscripts, many TeX symbols supported.
+   - Calendar support.
+
+* Version 1.3
+   - HTML exporter upgrade, in particular table of contents
+
+
+
+