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since i don' know if vdradmin will be maintained in the future, i took the
best version i knew of (the one from xpix) and fixed some issues. This is
the reason, i have my very own HISTORY-File.

macfly-001	- macfly	04.02.2005
	- added Template, which was missing
	- fixed disabled timers in the timeline of timer_list to be grey
	- fixed disabled timers in the listing of timer_list to be grey
	- included the patch for handling extended EPG provided by tvm2vdr:
	  if you use autotimer, you can use the following special Tags in
	  the directory-field. They will be replaced with the information 
	  from the EPG of the EPG-event:
		%Title%		will become the title of the event
		%Subtitle%	will become the subtitle of the event
		%Director%	will become the director of the event
		%Date%		will become the date of the recording
		%Category%	will become the category of the Event (Spielfilm/Serie/...) 
		%Genre%		will become the genre of the Event (Drama/Krimi/..) 
		%Year%		will become the year of production
		%Country% 	will become the country of production
		%Originaltitle%	will become the original title of the event
		%FSK%		will become the FSK from the event
		%Epsiode%	will become the episode of the event
		%Rating%	will become the rating of the event from the EPG-Provider

	- made the inputfield of the directory for autotimers i little bit larger
	- fixed enabling/disabling a timer 
	- added a blacklistfunction. Enter any title into the file vdradmind.bl, 
	  one event into one line. If this string is found either(!!) in title or
	  in title~subtitle, this event will not be programmed by autotimer. So you 
	  can disable complete episodes (for example when using "Enterprise" as 
	  Blacklist-string) or only one (when using "Enterprise~Azati Prime" as
	  Blacklist-string).
	- removed the <br> from the events. They are still used for display only.