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---- 2.0.24 2008/01/17 
+--- 2.0.36 2009/02/17
+
+Added implementation-codes directive for .mar files.
+
+Avoid error for missing recordId when zebraidx' option -s is in use.
+
+Fixed problem with some disk blocks not beeing freed correctly when
+'drop database' is used.
+
+--- 2.0.34 2008/11/06
+
+Facets can now be performed on sort registers (:s), not just regular indexes
+(:w, :p) etc.. The performance appers to be much better than before.
+
+Added a facility to embed metadata for records generated by the DOM XML
+filter. The meta data step is triggered by a 'process-meta' section in the
+retrieve section of the dom config, e.g.
+  <retrieve name="myelementset">
+    <xslt stylesheet="my-usual.xsl"/>
+    <process-meta/>
+  </retrieve>
+The meta section substitutes metadata for all elements called 'meta' in
+namespace http://indexdata.com/zebra-2.0 . The meta element must have
+exactly one attribute, name, which specifies the special
+element set name which is equivalent to the suffix to zebra:: for
+non-embedded special retrievals. This allows snippets, facets etc to be
+included.
+
+Fixed bug #2202: incorrect sorting order when searching multiple databases.
+
+--- 2.0.32 2008/06/06
+
+Fixed OAI example.
+
+--- 2.0.30 2008/05/14
+
+Changed service name for Windows. Bug #978.
+
+Fixed the alwaysmatches including _ALLRECORDS for ICU term indexing. Bug #2139.
+
+--- 2.0.28 2008/04/03
+
+Handle right-truncation for ICU normalized terms.
+
+Updated OAI-PMH example.
+
+--- 2.0.26 2008/01/28 
+
+Fixes for searches on Chinese text.
+
+Fixes for scan using ICU indexing terms.
+
+--- 2.0.24 2008/01/18 
 
 Fixed some memory violations for ICU enabled indexing that could be
 triggered by long phrases.