a screen. this allows the secondary screen to set it's
modifier state to match the primary screen's state. this is
not strictly necessary since each keystroke should adjust the
modifier state as needed to get the right result.
That key only reports press when pressed and released when
caps-lock is activated and only reports release when pressed
and released when caps-lock is deactivated. I don't know of a
way to detect this behavior so it may have to be configured by
the user. The code assumes normal behavior; will have to add
code to set the flag (perhaps from a user configuration).
clipboard owner support (MS windows done, X windows partial)
added key transfer on ms windows
mutex fixes in CClient (had race conditions)
faster debug output in ms windows
changed temporary screen name to "secondary"
network fixes on ms windows (poll returned wrong result)
fixed transparent cursor on ms windows
