RELEASE NOTES for TaxGeek06d

TaxGeek06d is a major release with *numerous* bug fixes, more extensive testing based on the IRS
PATS (Participants Acceptance TeSting) test input suite, and more forms supported.

What's New:
	- COMMAS!  We now have commas splitting up the numbers in the output PDF files.
		This increases readibility and makes things much nicer looking.
	- A slightly new look to the program which may or may not be an improvement.
	- Context-sensitive help wired directly to the IRS website has been added
		to nearly all forms.  This should help quite a lot with some of your
		questions.
	- Form 8853 (Archer MSAs) and many of its intricacies are now supported.
	- Form 2106 and 2106ez (Employee Business Expenses) now flow through automatically to 
		Schedule A or Form 1040 dependent on the situation.
	- Form 8812 (Additional Child Credit) is now supported.
	- Form 4952 (Investment Interest) is now supported from Schedule A.
	- The Child Credit WorkSheet now autocalculates on opening.
	- The Child Credit WorkSheet is now a switchable form and supports the computations
		from publication 972 when needed.
	- The following forms which may have multiple instances are now supported with
		a new and more intuitive user interface:
		- W2
		- Schedule C
		- Schedule SE
		- 8853 Section B
		- 8853 Part II
	- The internal tracking of forms has been updated so that only those forms that are used
		will show up in the PDF list.  Additionally, they will be sorted alpha-numerically
		instead of the pseudo-random manner that occured in the past (this was caused
		by the black-arts involved in how XUL lists directories).
	- AND by popular request, TaxGeek will now round to the nearest dollar if so desired!

Bug Fixes:
	There are too many fixes to list at this point.  However, because of extensive user testing,
	(Thanks Gary and George!), and the PATS testing, TaxGeek06d has a much improved user experience.

What didn't make it in:
	Overrides.  I know I've been promising this, but when I implement it, I'd like to do it 
	correctly so that it's easy to implement or extend with new forms.