* Reformat all the things to my normal (now) layout for Java code.
* Ripped out Audio / Sounds / etc -- this was a choice to pare down some things so I can fix the bad designs.
* Started building things more MVC-like, fixing bad abstractions, and many other things I wouldn't do today that I did do 12 years ago.
* Forcing source / compile level to java 7. No point in holding onto JDK 1.1.8 anymore. :-)

* The ChatPoster (stuff that modified the documents for chat panels) have been refactored into the documents and StyledStrings themselves.
* The JavaShareTransciever handles network I/O and translates incomming commands into modification of the appropriate model objects.
** This cuts out a LOT of overhead for useless message dispatch. It also forced the Documents to be aware of what users they were supposed to respond to.
** Private chat filtering is now a function of the FilteredUserDataModel, which in conjunction with the changes in the JavaShareTransceiver helped force the decision of when to append and to what to append into the documents. This is, overall, a much cleaner design... it just needs fleshed out.