Version changes:

1.0a
- Documentation is improved
- Minor changes, including ARJZ support

1.0:
-	It is no longer beta-version, which is to say that YAAC functionality is
of no longer development; only error correction and linkage of
new PCL versions are expected.
-	The following errors are corrected:
  1)   On rare occasions password could not be found;
  2)   The message "not defined .c(1)" was printed;
-    ARJ 2.70 and ARJ32 3.0+ are supported, including long names;
-    The last version of PCL is linked with some improvements, including
password output in hexadecimal form;
-    Special set of characters $s(3) is included; furthermore, the meaning of
$s(1) and $s(2) is changed;
-    -v option is extended;
-    the version is compiled with Pentium Pro/II support (10% faster) and
for Lunix (ELF).

0.97b:
-    The error of the  "5th line" in PCL 2.0 is corrected, where the number
of password definitions exceeded 4 (thanks to Dmitry Lisiy!). Some
errors in -f option specifying and ARJ versions defining (thanks to
Mikhail Leitus!) are corrected.

0.97a:
-    PCL library version 2.0 is attached, with different languages and
encodings support; new modifiers and their parameters;
time estimate and benchmark functions; moreover, maximum password
length is increased up to 255.
-    Due to invaluable help of Vyacheslav Semenov a lot of heuristics
are improved, with the result that almost half of passwords is discarded
beforehand.
-    Options -g and -l mean password length now, not the character "*".

0.96:
-	Some errors are corrected, emerging while operating with the archives
of versions >= 2.60 only.

0.95b:
-	Check (not support) of new encryption scheme (-hg) is added to ARJ >
2.50.

0.95a:
-	An error with Russian macros ($ÿ) is corrected. The rate is increased
of 25-40% on Pentium.

0.95:
-	Password Cracking Library (PCL) version 1.1 is linked, which
makes possible such things as multifunctional dictionary attack, search
attack with known characters, wrong-typed password reconstruction,
etc.
-	A small error is corrected, dealing with the fact that for some, while
very rare, files the block ratio values may exceed 1.1.
-	A change to gcc compiler generated a need for 386+ processor and
DPMI-host.

0.91b:
-	The error is corrected, due to which the third character was sometimes 
incorrectly determined;
-	File length output is added into -c option;

0.91:
-	The first released version.