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-$Id: RELEASE,v 1.2a 2011/02/13 12:05:37 lehman stable $
+$Id: RELEASE,v 1.3 2011/03/14 18:25:44 lehman stable $
+
+RELEASE NOTES FOR VERSION 1.3
+
+The list of changes in Biblatex is fairly short this time. Most of
+the big feature improvements are found in Biber.
+
+*  Biber 0.8.3, Biber in TeX Live main.
+
+   Update Biber to version 0.8.3 when upgrading to biblatex 1.3. Note
+   that Biber is now available from the main TeX Live repository.
+   This means that you don't need to point tlmgr to TLContrib any
+   more. It also implies that more architectures are supported.
+
+*  Experimental Zotero and EndNote import [Biber only]
+
+   Biber now features import support for the Zotero RDF/XML and
+   EndNote XML formats. See the Biber manual for details and caveats.
+
+*  Fine-grained name delimiter/spacing controls [Biber only]
+
+   The spacing between name parts and line breaks in names can now be
+   customized in great detail, especially with Biber. With BibTeX,
+   customization is much more limited but still possible to some
+   extent. See the manual for details.
+
+*  Added citation counter
+
+   As its name suggests, the new 'citecounter' feature counts
+   citations, i.e., it indicates how many times an entry is cited in
+   a reference section. The value of the 'citecounter' counter refers
+   to the total per-entry/per-refsection citation count.
+
+   The counter works much like the citation trackers. It is useful
+   for styles which handle initial and repeated citations
+   differently. For example, you may want to suppress the
+   introduction of a shorthand of an entry in the initial citation if
+   it is cited only once anyway.
+
+*  Added \smartcite command
+
+   I've added a new citation command called \smartcite (along with
+   \Smartcite, \smartcites, etc.). Essentially, this is a \footcite
+   command which behaves like \parencite when used in a footnote.
+   It's particularly useful in conjunction with autocite=footnote as
+   it makes \autocite even more versatile.
+
+   Style authors should note that the default setup for
+   autocite=footnote has been modified and now uses \smartcite
+   instead of \footcite. Providing a \smartcite command is
+   straightforward. In most cases, all you need to do in your style
+   is duplicate the definition of \footcite and adapt the wrapper
+   code like so:
+
+   \DeclareCiteCommand{\smartcite}
+     [\iffootnote{\mkbibparens}{\mkbibfootnote}]
+     {...}
+     {...}
+     {...}
+     {...}
 
 RELEASE NOTES FOR VERSION 1.2