        94:  On workstations, the "$CNTRL" and "$END" namelist statements must
             be directly preceeded by a blank (" $CNTRL").

Jan  9, 95:  It is not possible to use "ireadtsdinp=1" in the
             moviemol version for DOS (PC), since this locks all
             the input to the program, for example from keys
             being pressed.

Feb 10, 95:  On IBM Risc running AIX 3.2.5 and xlf 3.2 an input error
             occurs. Work is in progress to circumpass this.
Aug 29, 95:  "Corrected"! It turned out that the new xlf compiler adheres
             strictly to the Fortran 90 standard. To avoid the input error,
             change the namelist statements in the "*.ctl"-file:
             " $END" -> " /" (i.e. just a backslash instead of $END". It
             also seems to be necessary to change the "$" in "$CNTRL" to
             an "&", i.e. "&CNTRL".
             Alternatively, in csh, specify the run time option variable as 
             follows:
                       setenv XLFRTEOPTS "namelist=old"
             Include this statement in your .cshrc or .login file.
             If you are using ksh, specify instead:
                       XLFRTEOPTS=namelist=old
                       export XLFRTEOPTS

Apr  5, 95:  If the clock was adjusted to daylight-saving, on some platforms
             the program crashed. Corrected.
