[Sql-announce] SQLEditor 1.0CB9 Released

[Angus Hardie]

Hello to SQL-Announce list members,

This is just a quick note to say that a new version of SQLEditor Cocoa 
is now available

The new version is 1.0B9 and was released on 29th September 2004.

* This version expires 10th October 2004 *

         *  Significant printing improvements, new features include 
tiling that actually works, printing to the whole page (maximum 
imageable area), lines on the canvas to show where the page boundaries 
are
     * Page setup information is now saved with each document
     * Saved file format slightly tweaked (strings are now PCDATA). This 
adds robustness and prevents problems if you use bits of XML in 
comments or object values. This does not affect importing data into 
older versions and files will be automatically updated to take 
advantage of this as they are loaded into the program.
     * Fixed a bug which prevented a document from being loaded if it 
had an empty title
     * Added a work around for a problem that occurred with primary keys 
when importing via JDBC using mysql drivers
     * Improved the scaling system a bit more. Documents now remember 
scale settings
     * Minor UI fixes for odd problems
     * Changed the canvas so it now increases in size as necessary to 
accomodate all the objects. This also happens when you drag objects 
over the edges of the current canvas
     * Changed comments so that they can now be used without the 
scrolling text area, just reduce the vertical size until only the title 
bar is visible, then use the title bar for the comment. Comments will 
be improved in a later release
     * Fixed a very specific problem that occurred when importing data 
from scripts exported from MySQL that used SET FOREIGN_KEY_LINKS
     * File saving is now handled more intelligently

- To find out more please visit 
http://www.malcolmhardie.com/sqleditor/cocoa/

- To download the file immediately:
    http://www.malcolmhardie.com/sqleditor/cocoa/SQLEditorCB9.dmg

SQLEditor is moving towards the final release. The next version should 
be the release version. (1.0)
Beta versions are always free but the final version will be offered as 
shareware. If you buy before the final release you get a discount 
against the final price and a copy of the final release as well as 12 
months of updates and support.

Thanks for your interest in SQLEditor!

Angus Hardie
(SQLEditor Developer)

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