• Add "Show menu bar" command to the Windows "system menu" so that
  the menu bar can be brought back after selecting "hide menu bar".
• Losing window focus while fullscreen no longer leaves the emulator
  window blank.
• Maximize/restore fullscreen cleanup.
• Removed DDRAW output.
• Fix FAT filesystem driver to clear "success" flag at all failure
  return points. This fixes problems where unrecognizeable FAT
  filesystems are nonetheless presented as a drive letter with
  garbled filenames, when IMGMOUNT should have displayed an error
  instead.
• Fix FAT filesystem driver to allow PC-98 HDI images to load that
  have headcount == 0 in the BPB.
• Fix Adlib emulation not to register a mapper handler if emulation
  will jump to PC-98 mode, and fix mapper handler to check if Adlib
  emulation is loaded to avoid segfault.
• Add "recording" volume to control the loudness of the audio going
  out to capture (WAV, AVI, etc.)
• Separate mixer rendering from master volume. Apply master volume
  at the sound card only, leave audio at full volume for recording
  (WAV, AVI, etc. capture).
• dosbox.conf and command line option to log CON driver output to
  a file. Anything written to STDOUT/CON by a DOS application is
  logged this way.
• --time-limit command line option to put a time limit on the
  emulator, in seconds.
• Keyboard shortcut for the mapper UI no longer leaves keys "stuck"
  in the guest to cause problems when you exit the mapper UI.
• Fixed code mistake that caused OpenGL NB output when dosbox.conf
  specified output=opengl
• Mapper layout fixes:
  • Shortcut buttons (on the right hand side of the UI) fixed to
    become two columns wide if the button text won't fit in one
    column.
  • Some shortcut button titles shortened.
• Mapper UI updated to show which bindings are being activated by
  hilighting buttons in the UI.
• Mapper UI modifier buttons indicate status through hilighting.
• Mapper UI joystick buttons and axes now use hilighting to indicate
  that there is input from the device.
• Mapper fix for 4-axis joysticks that may count zero buttons, and
  then crash (divide by zero) when the user pushes a button on the
  joystick device.