Files used for 2.1.1 distribution.

Mac/Include/macbuildno.h

-#define BUILD 96
+#define BUILD 97

Mac/ReadMe

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ now. The documentation is in HTML format, start with index.html.
 
 Caveats
 -------
-Aside from the general new Python 2.1 features compared to 2.0 the main
+Aside from the general new Python 2.1.1 features compared to 2.0 the main
 feature of this release is Carbon support.
 
 This installer installs MacPython for classic PPC MacOS, MacPython for Carbon
@@ -187,8 +187,8 @@ course. Mac-specific thanks go to the pythonmac-sig, Just van Rossum,
 Corran Webster, Tony Ingraldi, Erik van Blokland, Bill Bedford, Chris
 Stern, Gordon Worley, Oliver Steele, M. Papillon, Steven Majewski, David
 Goodger, Chris Barker, Luc Lefebvre, Tattoo Mabonzo K., Russell Finn,
-Tom Bridgman Russel Owen and all the other people who provided feedback,
-code or both!
+Tom Bridgman, Russel Owen, Pascal Oberndoerfer and all the other people
+who provided feedback, code or both!
 
 MacPython includes waste, a TextEdit replacement which is (c) 1998 Marco Piovanelli.
 

Mac/Relnotes

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ for machine-independent changes.
 - Handling of Dialogs and Windows that were not created by Python is a bit more graceful
   now, which may fix some crashes.
 - Ctl.SendControlMessage has gone. But it didn't work anyway.
+- Various problems with the TextEdit and Waste demos have been fixed.
 - Embedding/extending only: in preparation to allowing the use of MacPython modules in
   unix-Python on OSX the xxx_New and xxx_Convert routines are now optionally vectored via
   glue routines in macglue.c. The only change that may be needed for embedders/extenders is
@@ -63,3 +64,5 @@ http://www.cwi.nl/~jack/macpython.html.
 - PythonInterpreter used interactively will eat a lot of processor cycles. You should use
   PythonIDE for interactive work and PythonInterpreter for scripts only. This is especially
   true under OSX.
+- AliasMenu 2.2 conflicts with the Carbon version of Python. This is most likely a problem
+  with AliasMenu (which is from 1999, and thus predates Carbon altogether).