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+  + The MUTIL FileToss TIC import now has an "ignore_case" option on operating
+    systems that use a case sensitive file system.  This option defaults to
+    true and when set to true, Mystic will accept case variations of the
+    filename.
+    For example: If the filename defined inside the TIC file is "MyFile.ZIP"
+    but the file on disk is "myfile.zip", it will still be tossed as if they
+    are the same file even though they are not on a case sensitive OS.
+    Mystic will also dynamically update the "File" field within the TIC file
+    to match the filename case of the file on disk when tossing to any
+    downlinks.
+  + Mystic will now execute an "after_login.mpx" if it exists after the user
+    has logged in.  This is ran directly after the user enters their password
+    and passes through all login checks and stat resets.
+  + Mystic will now execute a "before_menus.mpx" if it exists after the user
+    has logged in and went through the entire login process, just before it
+    sends them to their start menu.
+    Here is an outline of the login events:
+      BEFORE USER IS LOGGED IN:
+      - Connection received, ask for system password if enabled
+          - Display closed.xxx if password check is failed
+      - Display Mystic Version
+      - Execute connect.mpx
+      - Detect/ask for terminal settings
+      - Ask for theme selection if ask theme on startup is enabled
+      - Execute startup.mpx
+          - If startup newuser then start newuser application
+          - If startup userlogin then log in user and skip matrix/login
+      - Execute matrix menu if enabled until user login
+          - If no matrix menu then display prelogin.xxx
+          - If no matrix menu then show login prompt until user login
+      AFTER USER IS LOGGED IN (includes after new user app):
+      - Load/reset stats, user stats, ask for new password if expired
+      - The following login steps are skipped for QWK network accounts
+        but are otherwise executed for normal user logins:
+          - Set or ask for invisible login if configured
+          - Update whos online data, add call to lastcaller data
+          - Execute after_login.mpx
+          - Display login1-9.xxx
+          - Display sl#.xxx
+          - Display flag1#.xxx
+          - Display flag2#.xxx
+          - Display birthday.xxx
+          - Check for forced voting questions
+          - Execute before_menus.mpx
+      - If QWK network user goto QWK network menu
+      - If standard user goto user's start menu or default start menu if user
+        does not have a start menu assigned to them
+  + Menus now have a "Reset Activity" flag in the Menu Settings.  When this is
+    set to Yes, any user activity will reset the TIMER counter for all menu
+    types.
+  + Internally generated Standard menus now have a left and right margin indent
+    settings for 160+ columns (was only 80 and 132 previously).
+  + The "Start Menu" field in the Security Profile editor no longer copies onto
+    the user's record when upgrading user access.  Also when creating an new
+    user the Start Menu field on the user editor no longer auto populates with
+    the Default start menu from System Configuration.
+    Instead, Mystic checks the start menu for the user's security profile on
+    login.  The start menu logic works as follows:
+      IF: User's record has a custom start menu defined, use it as start menu
+      ELSE: If User's security level profile has a start menu defined, use it
+      ELSE: Use default start menu from System Configuration> General Options
+    Mystic will also now log which start menu is being loaded when a user logs
+    in. "Setting start menu: prelogin (Default start menu)" for example.
+    It might be a good idea if upgrading to check your security profiles to make
+    sure the start menu field is set to a blank or a value that you want for
+    users with those settings otherwise users could get an error loading menu
+    error when logging in.
+  ! Fixed a few message editor display quirks that found their way into A47
+    final release.
+  + New Python function for assistance in locating display and configuration
+    files:
+      function find_display (<base filename>) : string
+      This function takes a base filename and returns the full path and
+      filename of a display file that would be displayed after applying
+      the user's emulation settings, screen size, and random selection
+      system to it.  If no file is found a blank value is returned.
+      If no path is included then Mystic will use the current theme's
+      display path and if nothing is found, it will search through the
+      theme's configured inheritance settings to try to locate a
+      matching file.
+      If a path is included in the base name, Mystic will search only
+      within that path and base filename.
+      For example:
+        filename = find_display("myfile");
+        (In this case filename may have a value of these examples):
+        c:\mystic\themes\default\text\myfile.c132x37.ans
+        c:\mystic\themes\default\text\myfile.ans
+        Because no path was used it will also search for inherited themes
+        based on the theme's configuration.  Include a path to only search
+        in that path:
+        filename = find_display("c:\mystic\mydoors\myfile")
+        Result then might be: "c:\mystic\mydoors\myfile.ans" etc
+  + New Python function for assistance in locating configuration files or
+    other file types using Mystic's inheritance/dynamic terminal size systems
+      function find_config (<base filename>, <file extension>) : string
+      This function searches for the base filename and file extension and
+      returns a valid file (if found) after applying the user's terminal
+      size and random selection system.  This works under the same rules
+      as the find_display function but does not apply the terminal
+      emulation file extensions and instead uses the extension you supply.
+      If no path is included in the base filename then Mystic will use the
+      theme's text path and perform inheritance through the theme's
+      configuration.
+      filename = find_config("myconfig", "ini")
+      The result of this might be values such as:
+      c:\mystic\themes\default\text\myconfig.ini
+      c:\mystic\themes\default\text\myconfig.c132x36.ini
+      If you want Mystic to search only in one path and not perform theme
+      inheritance when it cannot find something, then include a path with
+      the base filename:
+      filename = find_config("c:\mystic\mydoor\myconfig", "ini")
+  ! Mystic when creating a downloadable file list Mystic was leaving the user
+    in the last file base that was processed instead of keeping them in the base
+    they were in when the download started.
+  + New Python function setlogininfo (username, password, new)
+    This function works as part of startup.mps script execution to set the login
+    details for automated logins via script.  It is equivalent to setting
+    "UserLoginName" "UserLoginPW" and "UserLoginNew" variables in MPL.
+  + New Python function isvalidpw (password) : boolean
+    This function returns true if the passed password is valid when compared to
+    the password policy configured in System Configuration.
+  + Two new MCI codes to display current time in 24-hour time format:
+      TM - Displays current time in HH:MM 24-hour format
+      TS - Displays current time in HH:MM:SS 24-hour format
+  + New Prompt #328 for the standard archive viewer command prompt, when the
+    user does not have access to download files.
+    If you have never modified prompt #328 in your themes then this prompt
+    will update on its own.  If you have customized prompt #328 previously
+    then you will need to reset it to the default value in the prompt editor
+    for your themes that have customized it.
+  + Mystic's BINKP server now has a default "Escape mode" option which will
+    apply to any unknown connections that do not have a configuration in the
+    Echomail nodes.  Echomail nodes have their own individual setting for this
+    in the node editor.
+    This setting determines how Mystic will escape special characters in
+    filenames and defaults to the Auto setting.
+    When set to Auto, Mystic will automatically try to determine the escape
+    mode by using the VERSION frame sent by the mailer.  If no version frame
+    is found, Mystic will use FTS standard modern \x## escape mode.
+    When set to Legacy, Mystic will use the \## format of file escaping which
+    is used in some legacy mailers such as Argus, Internet Rex, and older
+    versions of Mystic.
+    When set to Modern, Mystic will use the \x## format which is preferred or
+    even required by some newer mailers such as BinkD, Radius, and BinkIT.
+    It is highly recommended to always keep these set to AUTO unless there is
+    a very specific reason not to.  The escape mode will be logged after
+    authentication if the loglevel is set to Verbose or higher.
+  + New Python function isuserpw (user_password_data, password) : boolean
+    This function tests the password against data from a user dictionary and
+    returns true or false if the password supplied matches the user's password
+    For example:
+      user = getuser(0);
+      if (isuserpw(user['pwdata'], 'MyPassword') == True):
+            writeln("Your password is MyPassword!")
+      else:
+            writeln("Your password is NOT MyPassword");
+  ! When a bad name was found in trashcan.dat, Mystic was telling the
+    applicant that the user name is unacceptable while still continuing along
+    in the new user process.  It will now refuse to continue as intended.
+  + New MCI code "NT" returns the maximum number of allowed nodes/terminal
+    connections.
+  + New MCI code "NA" returns the number of active users currently logged into
+    the BBS system.  Note that this value is only updated once per 30 seconds
+    and if a user on another node is invisible to the current user, then
+    they will be excluded from this number.
+  + New option for the "NW" menu command to list who's online.  If the /SCAN
+    optional data is supplied, Mystic will not display the whos online list but
+    instead force recalculation of active users (returned by the NA MCI code).
+    Mystic will automatically update the NA MCI code value on its own so for
+    almost everyone this will never be needed.
+  + Fixed a bug where termtype could be chopped off or blank if longer than
+characters.  Also increase reliability of TERMTYPE detection in Linux
+    version.  Also, apparently TermType was accidentally left out of the A47
+    whatsnew:
+    MPL and MPY both have a termtype which returns the terminal type as sent
+    via TELNET and RLOGIN sessions.  This was in A47 alphas and final but was
+    left out and apparently wasn't working well anyway. :)
+  + Mystic now has a -TT command line option which will override any detected
+    TerminalType from TELNET/RLOGIN. ./mystic -ttANSI
+  + Mystic's whitelist/blacklist for IP has been renamed to allowlist and
+    denylist which better describes what it actually does.  If you are
+    upgrading you should rename blacklist.txt to denylist.txt and
+    whitelist.txt to allowlist.txt in your DATA folder.
+  + TRASHCAN.DAT has been renamed to "badusers.txt" in the DATA folder which
+    better describes what it actually does.  If you are upgrading you should
+    rename your TRASHCAN.DAT file to badusers.txt in your DATA folder.
+  ! MUTIL FileToss was not properly handling the REPLACE keyword when tossing
+    a TIC replacing a file with a space in the filename.
+  ! MUTIL FilePack was not properly setting the OFFLINE flag when check_files
+    was enabled, remove_missing was disabled, and a file was physically removed
+  + When running MUTIL without supplying an INI file on the command line, it
+    will first search for mutil.ini in the current directory but if not found
+    it will now also check to see if 'mysticbbs' environment variable is set
+    and then search for the path defined there for mutil.ini.
+  + Mystic will now automatically reset the base type to Local and remove other
+    network settings if you try to change them for the local mailbox base (the
+    first base) using the Message Base editor.
+  ! Fixed a bug in the internally generated menus when using a higher column
+    size count.
+  + MUTIL now has an "EchoUnlink" option which scans Networked message bases
+    and sends the SysOp a report of dormant message bases.  It can also be
+    configured to automatically delete the message base, generate an Areafix
+    unsubscribe Netmail to your uplink, remove downlinks, and free up all
+    disk space used by the dormant message echo.
+    Because it relies heavily on a complex configuration, this feature is only
+    available when you are using Mystic for your echomail tossing solution.
+    See the [EchoUnlink] stanza in the default MUTIL.INI that ships with
+    Mystic for configuration options.  Here you need to define the parameters
+    that define what a dormant echo is, what actions should be taken if any,
+    and what echotags should be excluded (if any).
+  ! Fixed a bug where the /Unsubscribe option for message bases was not using
+    the newer routing logic from A47.
+  ! Fixed a bug where the /Unsubscribe option for file bases was not using the
+    newer routing logic from A47.
+  + When searching for messages, Mystic will now allow you to search for a
+    MSGID.  To do so, start searching for a message as you normally would and
+    enter the message ID ie "a3c8d21c" (without the quotes of course).
+  + Mystic's last callers file will now hold the user's personal number of
+    calls into the BBS.  Prompt #141 will how use &D to show this number
+  ! When autocreating a message echo during echomail import, Mystic would
+    consider inactive echomail nodes as potential uplinks when calculating
+    the uplink.
+  ! Mystic will no longer allow PKT passwords to come from inactive nodes.
+    This was originally allowed so that Fix messages could be processed from
+    inactive nodes.  This may change again in the future.
+  + Message Bases now have an "Anonymous" flag and when set to Yes, all From
+    fields will be changed to "Anonymous" instead of the User's name.  Auto
+    signatures will not be used in an Anonymous base even if the signature is
+    enabled.
+  + To further expand on the automatic Netmail routing logic, Mystic will now
+    perform a FidoNet fuzzy zone match when auto routing Netmail.  If a zone
+    is between 1 and 6 they will find a match to a hub which is also part of
+    a zone 1 through 6 if no other (better) routing match could be found.
+    To reiterate: For almost everyone, there is never a need touch the Route
+    field in your Echomail node editor.  If you ever want to test where a
+    Netmail will route you can type "mis poll route <address>" and it will
+    tell you where Mystic will route a message to that address based on your
+    current configuration.
+  + Mystic's BinkP both server and client now supports Opportunistic TLS.  This
+    allows for connections on a stadard BinkP port to automatically "upgrade"
+    to a secure TLS connection if both the client and server support it.
+    Two new options have been added, one in Server Configuration and one for
+    EchoMail Node Configuration:
+    EchoMail Nodes now have an expanded "Server Type" setting under the BINKP
+    configuration page.  Four possible options:
+      Normal                  : Do not use SSL at all
+      Direct SSL              : Connect with a direct SSL connection
+      StartTLS (If Available) : Use TLS when available
+      StartTLS (Required)     : Always require SSL connection to remote
+    The StartTLS Required option will refuse to authenticate with any server
+    that does not offer the opportunistic TLS upgrading.
+    BINKP Server Configuration now has a new "Allow StartTLS" option which
+    determines how your server will operate.  Possible options are:
+      No     : Never allow opportunistic TLS connections
+      Yes    : Offer to use TLS connection with clients when available
+      Forced : Require a secure SSL/TLS connection with client always
+    The Forced option will cause the BINKP server to refuse any connection that
+    is not TLS.  The client must connect via Direct SSL or on the standard port
+    and then upgrade to TLS.  All non-secure clients will be refused.
+    As usual these features will require that CryptLib is present and detected
+    by Mystic.
+  + New door command line MCI codes: %X and %Y return the user's terminal size
+    (X and Y) and %E returns the user's terminal type (if known)
+  ! CHAIN.TXT was always writing column 80 even when the user's terminal size
+    was larger.  It should now write the proper column size.
+  ! PING responses were not including the PKT password when sending to a node
+    with PKT passwords enabled.
+  ! Fixed a bug in file indexing that was causing duplicate file searching and
+    mass uploads to behave strangely within Mystic BBS (MUTIL was ok).  As a
+    result everyone should run "mutil -run packfilebases" to regenerate the
+    indexes properly.
+  + Mystic event editor now has a /Move option similar to what is found in the
+    message and file base editors.
+  + Mystic events now have an option to automatically prefix command line calls
+    in Linux with "./" which can be configured on a per-event basis.
+  ! Mystic's online mass upload will now rename files longer than the current
+    maximum filename length if a file is found to be longer than whatever the
+    current maximum allowed length is.  This was intended but was only working
+    for traditional uploads and blind uploads.
+  + MUTIL's Mass Upload now has a "length_rename" option which defaults to
+    TRUE.  When set to true, Mass Upload will automatically rename filenames
+    that are longer than the maximum allowed filename.
+  + MUTIL's Import FILES.BBS now has the option to support description wrapping
+    when importing single line file definitions where the first word is the
+    filename (this format cannot support spaces) followed by a long line of
+    text that is the file description.
+  + When importing TIC files, Mystic will now wrap the DESC tag when using it
+    for a file description.  The DESC tag is only used when a file has no
+    FILE_ID.ANS/DIZ, and there is also no LDESC tag in the TIC file.
+  + By request: Added a "botcheck.mps" which is a small MPL script to force the
+    user to press escape twice immediately after connecting.  Rename to
+    connect.mps and compile in your scripts directory (assuming you are not
+    already using a connect script) if you wish to use it.
+  + The !C menu command to create a semaphore now adds three lines of text to
+    the semaphore file:
+      Line 1: User ID
+      Line 2: User Handle
+      Line 3: Node number
+    If no user was logged in when this was created the ID will be -1 and the
+    handle blank.
+  ! Fixed a bug in Message Base packer that could cause LR pointer to be set
+    incorrectly when packing/purging a huge amount of messages.
+  + BINKP will now show periodic updates during file transfer, updating roughly
+    every 10 seconds during the transfer.  BINKP will also log a confirmation
+    line when a file is confirmed to be sent or received instead of only at the
+    start.
+  + BINKP now has the ability to limit the bandwidth used when sending or
+    receiving files.  Setting any of these values to 0 disables the limit
+    and causes them to operate at full speed.  Any non-zero value sets the
+    maximum rate in Kilobytes (KB) to use for the connection.
+    Two new options have been added to the BINKP Server configuration as well
+    as in Server > General Settings for MIS POLL and in EchoMail nodes for
+    specific nodes to override those other settings:
+    BINKP Server setting: (Server > Servers > BINKP)
+  Download speed limit (for your server when you receive files)
+  Upload speed limit (for your server, when you send files)
+    MIS POLL setting (Server > General Options):
+  Download speed limit (for your client, when you receive files)
+  Upload speed limit (for your client, when you send files)
+    EchoMail Node setting (Overrides MIS POLL/BINKP settings if enabled):
+  Download speed limit: (Used when you receive files from this node)
+  Upload speed limit: (Used when you send files to this node)
+  + BINKP clients will now respond to a LIMIT frame sent from the remote
+    connection which allows the receiving server to tell the sender the rate
+    that it would like files to be sent.  Mystic will not accept a LIMIT frame
+    less than 2KB (1024 x 2 bytes) and will set anything lower than that to
+KB.
+    This is helpful when using bandwidth limits because it is possible for the
+    sending system to send all of the data for a file at full speed into the
+    Internet void and then timeout while waiting for a response. (This happens
+    if the server is using a limited bandwidth and hasn't actually received the
+    file within the sender's timeout period).
+  + EchoNode editor now has a Global editor for editing some values across many
+    tagged Echomail nodes, including the new node-specific bandwidth limiters.
+  + BINKP received/sent messages will now show how long a file transfer took up
+    to the hundredth of a second in its log messages.
+  + The AREAS.BBS export in MUTIL now has a "net_only" option which when set
+    to false will cause MUTIL to export all bases in AREAS.BBS not just the
+    Networked bases.
+  + The default value for the "To:" field when posting a message is now
+    configurable on a per-theme basis.  The value of prompt #104 will now be
+    used as the default for the To field.  If you've never modified this then
+    you don't have to do anything but you may need to reset it to default in
+    the prompt editor otherwise.
+  + MUTIL ImportEchoMail now has a "dos_filename" option that can be used to
+    create JAM filenames in the DOS 8.3 file format.  Valid options are:
+= Do not use 8.3 filename (uses echotag for filename)
+= Use shortened 8.3 filename (trimmed based on the echotag name)
+= Use random hex 8.3 filename
+  + MUTIL GoldEd export now has an option to set the group value which can be
+    up to 6 characters/numbers.  This value will be used in the Group column
+    when exporting data.
+  + MUTIL GoldEd export now has the option to define a zone and if set to a non
+    zero value will only export bases where the base's network address matches
+    the configured zone (use if you only want to export FidoNet for example).
+  + MUTIL TopList will now allow @RN to be used in the template to show the
+    user's real name instead of @NA which uses the user handle.
+  + The Message Base editor now has a /B option to Select By Network.
+  + The File Base editor now has a /B option to Select By Network.
+  ! Mystic default install was accidentally installing a startup.mps and
+    startup.mpx file.  If you are not already using a custom startup script
+    then you should make sure to delete them from your theme's scripts
+    directory as they are not intended to be included or installed.
+  + FTP server now has an option to test uploads in server options.  Use @FN
+    to replace with the path and filename of the upload for tests.  Failed
+    tests will end up in the file listings flagged as "Failed"
+  + The FTP server will now send robots.txt from the DATA folder if any FTP
+    client requests it at the root directory.  The default install will now
+    include a robots.txt that denies all crawling.
+  ! FTP server was failing when changing directories to any FTP directory name
+    that had a period in the name.
+  + New MCI code: DN returns the configured BBS domain name
+  + New .INI file can be placed in a Theme's text directory or in the DATA
+    folder to allow customization of the validate e-mail address e-mail
+    contents.
+    The default installation now comes with a emailval.ini file in the DATA
+    folder which can be used to learn more.
+  + New .INI file can be placed in a Theme's text directory or in the DATA
+    folder to allow customization of the password reset e-mail contents.
+    The default installation now comes with a resetpw.ini file in the DATA
+    folder which can be used to learn more.
+  + The Coord1 in the message editor template (msg_editor.ini by default) now
+    defines the text attrbute used when doing things such as line clears.  This
+    option inheritantly allows for editors with non-black backgrounds to
+    function as expected.
+  ! Creating a user in the user editor was not properly setting their tagline
+    default setting.
+  ! Mystic will no longer show "user is marked unavailable" message when sending
+    a system broadcast to a node with message availability disabled.
+  ! When paging another user for user to user chat, Mystic will no longer show
+    that the node is unavilable if enter is pressed on the node number prompt.
+  ! Mystic will no longer display "This base is marked mandatory" when toggling
+    all bases on or off in the scan settings for message/file/qwk bases.
+  ! MIS was not properly returning the "OV" ACS command result when evaluating
+    ACS strings.
+  ! The badusers.txt check was case sensitive when it should have been
+    insensitive
+  + FTP server now logs if an upload test passes or fails and the result code
+    when it does fail.
+  ! Mystic user to user split and line chats were not exiting properly if the
+    remote user dropped connection.
+  ! Netmail PING responses were not properly setting the message date field
+  ! Fixed a bug where MUTIL could add a 0:0/0 address in the VIA kludge when
+    routing Netmail between FidoNet zones.
+  ! MIS FTP server was allowing logins when the user was flagged locked out
+  ! MIS SMTP server will now refuse to allow e-mail sent from any user who
+    is locked out.
+  ! MIS NNTP server will now refuse to allow logins from locked out users
+  ! MIS POP3 server will now refuse to allow logins from locked out users
+  ! Fixed a number of bugs when toggling QWK network scan settings for a QWK
+    network user.
+  ! Fixed a number of bugs when toggling new scan settings with compression
+    turned off.
+  + Mystic now tracks the number of doors opened by a user when using a DOOR
+    menu command.  Door command lines can have a /NOSTAT at the end of the
+    command line in optional data to tell Mystic not to increment the users
+    door count.
+  + New ACS commands:
+      O1 : True if user posted during this call
+      O2 : True if user sent local e-mail during this call
+      O3 : True if user uploaded during this call
+      O4 : True if user downloaded during this call
+      O5 : True if user opened a door during this call
+  + Mystic now updates callers.dat (Last caller information) when exiting the
+    BBS to include some additional statistics:
+      Time spent online (Stored in seconds. 0=Still online)
+      Number of posts made during call
+      Number of emails sent during call
+      Number of files uploaded
+      Number of file data uploaded in kilobytes
+      Number of files downloaded
+      Number of files downloaded in kilobytes
+      Number of doors opened
+      Current state at logoff of all access flags (set 1)
+      Current state at logoff of all access flags (set 2)
+      The 10 optional user data fields are also saved when the user logs out.
+      Along with flags, these can be used to track custom data throughout a
+      session.
+  + Menu editor will now pop up a notification if you reach the max number of
+    action items per menu command and try to paste or insert a new command.
+  + User access flags and Echomail node security flags now have a new editor
+    which allows for more ways to toggle flags and also allows for a
+    description to be assigned to each flag.
+  ! The NA imports in MUTIL were accidentally dupe checking against the
+    filename not the EchoTag, causing the import to not catch duplicates in
+    some situations (where filename was not equal to the echo tag).
+  + New MCI code FLxx retuns the ON/OFF prompt depending on the user flag
+    state.  The xx defines the set and the flag, for example: FL1A would
+    return on/off state of the user's A flag in flag set 1.
+  + New MCI code FDxx returns the flag description where xx defines the set
+    and the flag.  For example FD1A would return the description for flag
+    set 1, flag A.
+  + New MCI code HXxx sends a hex byte. For example ASCII 254 is FE in
+    hex so HXFE would send out ASCII 254.
+  + Built a new Python loader which will do better at trying to find your
+    Python information when the Python2 and Python3 library paths are not
+    set in System Configuration > General Settings.  Leaving those two blank
+    should now be more likely to work.
+  ! Fixed a bug in user to user split screen chat where backspace was not
+    updating in the terminal.
+  ! Fixed a bug in user to user split screen chat where the screen could get
+    corrupted and go crazy if the user was doing something that used the newer
+    template format (such as posting a message in the editor, ANSI viewer, etc)
+  + Optimized MUTIL's LinkMessages function to increase speed
+  + The "MIS POLL SEARCH" (replacement for the same function in FidoPoll) was
+    accidentally missing.  Its there now.
+  + I noticed that pipedoor.ini is not mentioned in the whats new.  I don't
+    remember when it was added, but Mystic creates an ini-like door drop file
+    called pipedoor.ini.  The idea behind this is that it can easily be expanded
+    on with additional fields since it uses a key=value pair on each line.
+    There is a doorkit I was working on with the same name that may be released
+    at some point.
+  + New MCI code: LF loads the last font.  Reminder: Font MCI codes only
+    work when a theme's font is not set to Disabled.
+  + New MCI code LC loads the last color mode (ICE/Blinking).  Reminder: Color
+    system MCI codes only work when a theme's color mode is not set to Disabled
+  + Mystic now reads column information from SAUCE when importing FILE_ID.ANS
+    files and uses them to render if found.  This fixes some "broken" ANSI
+    file descriptions found in some art packs that were saved in an odd column
+    size like 44 characters.
+    If you see an ANSI description that isn't showing properly, edit it while
+    listing files and press I to reimport the DIZ to possibly fix it.
+  + Mystic will now switch fonts and color modes if a theme has font and/or
+    color modes set and an ANSI .DIZ file description has SAUCE with font
+    or color information.
+    This means listing files in an Amiga font with blinking text, Mystic will
+    switch to CP437 and ICE colors just for the ANSI description and then
+    revert back to the previous font/color mode.  The result is ANSI
+    descriptions showing properly in Amiga themes and Amiga descriptions showing
+    properly in ANSI themes.
+    Here is a screen capture to demonstrate: https://postimg.cc/TptgGzn6
+    In the screenshot, the theme is Amiga font yet Mystic enables ICE and
+    CP437 just to display the description because the FILE_ID.ANS has SAUCE
+    information that explains it should be CP437 with ICE colors.  Note the
+    prompt and filename in Amiga font while description is ANSI
+    Note: Existing ANSI file descriptions need to be reimported before they
+    will work.  Files that were imported to the BBS before Mystic was SAUCE
+    aware will not have these new features and fixes.
+  ! Fixed a bug that was causing IPV6+IPV4 (Default IPV6) to not properly
+    fallback to IPV4 if the IPV6 connection failed.
+  + New MCI code |SI returns the "ID" of the server that the user connected
+    through (as defined in the Server Configuration) or blank if the connection
+    did not source through MIS.
+  + New command line -SID<name> allows an 8 character ID to be passed to Mystic
+    which will become the value of the |SI MCI code (for use with a 3rd party
+    server).
+    <ALPHA 1.12 A48 RELEASED -- January 15, 2023>
+</code>