changelog, tutorial, credits, mui info

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@ -104,23 +104,23 @@ Estonian - \e{izzo}
Finnish - \e{AKX, Eclipser}
French - \e{veekee, Sébastien Delahaye}
French - \e{veekee, Sébastien Delahaye, Jerome Charaoui}
German - \e{L.King, K. Windszus, R. Bisswanger}
German - \e{L.King, K. Windszus, R. Bisswanger, Tim Kosse}
Greek - \e{Makidis N. Mike}
Greek - \e{Makidis N. Michael}
Hebrew - \e{Amir Szekely (aka KiCHiK)}
Hungarian - \e{Soft-Trans Bt., Jozsef Tamas Herczeg, Lajos Molnar (Orfanik)}
Italian - \e{Orfanik, sanface}
Italian - \e{Orfanik, sanface, Alessandro Staltari}
Japanese - \e{Dnanako, Takahiro Yoshimura}
Korean - \e{dTomoyo, linak, koder}
Lithuanian - \e{NorCis}
Lithuanian - \e{NorCis, Vytautas Krivickas}
Macedonian - \e{Sasko Zdravkin}

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\b Improved System plug-in
\b Improved macros & functions: UpgradeDLL, GetParent, GetParameters. Using the new versions is recommended.
\b Minor bug fixes
\b Code clean-ups and some more comments

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\A{modernui} Modern User Interface
If you want to create an installer with a modern user interface (like the wizards of recent Windows versions), have look at the \W{../Contrib/Modern UI/Readme.html}{Modern UI Readme}.
NSIS 2 makes it is possible to create installers with a custom user interface. The Modern UI is an interface with a style like the wizards of recent Windows versions.
This new interface also features new pages (Welcome, Finish, Start Menu) and a description area on the components page. The interface and the graphics can be customized using the provided settings.
Using the Modern UI macros and language files, writing scripts with a modern interface is easy.
For more information and documentation see the \W{../Contrib/Modern UI/Readme.html}{Modern UI Readme}.

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@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Callback functions are called by the installer upon certain defined events such
\R{abort}{Abort} has a special meaning in callback functions. Each callback function has its own meaning for it, have a look at \R{callbacks}{Callback Functions} for more information. In the above example Abort tells the installer to stop initializing the installer and quit immediately.
For more information about sections see \R{functions}{Functions}.
For more information about functions see \R{functions}{Functions}.
\S1{tut-working-with-scripts} Working with Scripts