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 (178) Complete purge of all remaining TABs from freeglut's *.[ch] files.
 Also verified that (as far as I can tell) all CRs are removed from all
 files where they do not belong.
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+*******************************************************************************************
+* Freeglut 2.2.0 RC 1 Released on  December 10, 2003!
+*******************************************************************************************
+
+(179) CallbackMaker.dsp, demos.dsw, shapes.dsp all updated and are
+packaged with distributions
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+(180) Fix for the window sizes on Win32 (Nigel Stewart)
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+(181) Disable/enable lighting in the "one.c" demo (John Fay)
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+*******************************************************************************************
+* Freeglut 2.2.0 RC 2 Released on  December 11, 2003!
+*******************************************************************************************
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+*******************************************************************************************
+* Freeglut 2.2.0 Released on  December 12, 2003!
+*******************************************************************************************
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+***************************************************************************
+* Changes on Februrary 5, 2004.
+***************************************************************************
+
+(182) With permission from Steve Baker, John Fay imported the latest joystick
+code from PLIB into freeglut.  This is expected to provide better support
+joysticks such as USB joysticks.  However, it is largely untested beyond
+compiling, and likely will require some debugging.
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+***************************************************************************
+* Changes on Februrary 7, 2004.
+***************************************************************************
+
+(183) Richard Rauch added experimental support for a new feature:
+GLUT_OFFSCREEN as a rendering mode (as proposed by Nigel Stewart).
+The intent is that you specify GLUT_OFFSCREEN as a GLUT display mode,
+and then open a "window" much as you would a regular top-level window.
+Only UNIX_X11 is supprted at this point, for lack of knowledge.