* Allow TinyMCE to be disabled per textarea via a theme override. See INSTALL.txt for details.

* Update to make module compatible with TinyMCE 1.44RC2. You must install the latest version of TinyMCE from http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/
* Allow themes to be defined for anonymous users.

* Fixed bug #21065 - Update page_match function to use profile settings
* Added PostgreSQL support - Patch by mousse-man

* Fixed the ability to import the theme stylesheet to use within the editor.

* Worked on the drupalimage plugin. It works fine in FireFox, but IE still wants to throw a Javascript error (even though it works).

* Fixed bug with tinymce profiles.
* Note: This patch does some hardcoding of img_assist module checking inside tinymce. Tinymce doesn't require img_assist, but I need to consult with the other project developers on the best way to abstract this.

* Fixed bug #20229 - Role-based settings are ignored.
* Note: The database tables were modified with this patch. You'll need to use tinymce.mysql and reload the tables.

* New feature: Site admin can choose whether or not tinymce is enabled by default. User's may override this setting. Thanks to jjeff for the help with the JavaScripting.
* Smaller sized textareas (signature, site_mission, etc) should default to using the tinymce simple theme. Showed how this could be done at theme level and per textarea.
* Disabled tinymce when editing a PHP node.

* Patch #19736 by jjeff - GUI to tweak tinymce initialization parameters.
* Patch #19929 by mitomac - Fix to make a drupalimage a separate button.
* Upgrade Note: This module now requires a database table to operate. See INSTALL.txt for details.

* Enforce that the toolbar buttons are displayed inline since some themes set the img behavior to display: block. Note: this won't be needed once http://drupal.org/node/18879 is committed.

* Fixed 404 'editor_templateundefined.js' bug.

* Extend the functionality of hooking into the TinyMCE theme engine by also passing the textarea name, making it possible to use different themes for different textareas (i.e., 'simple' for comments, 'advanced' for node forms).

* Developers can now override the arguments passed to a TinyMCE theme before it's invoked.

* Use the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor for editing your Drupal site.  A collaborative module by Richard Bennett and Matt Westgate. Initial implementation.