Made sure the balloon help tag settings were restored properly from the preference file.

Made sure the balloon help tag settings were restored properly from the preference file.

The Fetch Object now uses the Dynamic Path gadget to select its source rather than the popup menus. This allows the easy use of relative paths.

The Fetch Object now uses the Dynamic Path gadget to select its source rather than the popup menus. This allows the easy use of relative paths.

The Fetch Object now uses the Dynamic Path gadget to select its source rather than the popup menus. This allows the easy use of relative paths.

The Fetch Object now uses the Dynamic Path gadget to select its source rather than the popup menus. This allows the easy use of relative paths.

The Fetch Object now uses the Dynamic Path gadget to select its source rather than the popup menus. This allows the easy use of relative paths.

The built-in multiline text editors (such as those in the View Code or Type Properties::Help), along with the textport, have expanded functionality. You can now select multiple lines, and using Shift+Direction allows you to create and expand selections, which can be deleted in the expected fashion. Clicking on the last line of the textport, or anywhere in the text editor, will set the cursor to that position.

The built-in multiline text editors (such as those in the View Code or Type Properties::Help), along with the textport, have expanded functionality. You can now select multiple lines, and using Shift+Direction allows you to create and expand selections, which can be deleted in the expected fashion. Clicking on the last line of the textport, or anywhere in the text editor, will set the cursor to that position.

The built-in multiline text editors (such as those in the View Code or Type Properties::Help), along with the textport, have expanded functionality. You can now select multiple lines, and using Shift+Direction allows you to create and expand selections, which can be deleted in the expected fashion. Clicking on the last line of the textport, or anywhere in the text editor, will set the cursor to that position.

The built-in multiline text editors (such as those in the View Code or Type Properties::Help), along with the textport, have expanded functionality. You can now select multiple lines, and using Shift+Direction allows you to create and expand selections, which can be deleted in the expected fashion. Clicking on the last line of the textport, or anywhere in the text editor, will set the cursor to that position.

The built-in multiline text editors (such as those in the View Code or Type Properties::Help), along with the textport, have expanded functionality. You can now select multiple lines, and using Shift+Direction allows you to create and expand selections, which can be deleted in the expected fashion. Clicking on the last line of the textport, or anywhere in the text editor, will set the cursor to that position.

Fixed the window positioning code on Linux so it not only contrains the window size to your desktop resolution, but also ensures that it is positioned entirely on the screen. This was most obvious in mplay when adapting the window size to an image larger than the desktop.

Fixed the window positioning code on Linux so it not only contrains the window size to your desktop resolution, but also ensures that it is positioned entirely on the screen. This was most obvious in mplay when adapting the window size to an image larger than the desktop.

Fixed the window positioning code on Linux so it not only contrains the window size to your desktop resolution, but also ensures that it is positioned entirely on the screen. This was most obvious in mplay when adapting the window size to an image larger than the desktop.

Fixed the window positioning code on Linux so it not only contrains the window size to your desktop resolution, but also ensures that it is positioned entirely on the screen. This was most obvious in mplay when adapting the window size to an image larger than the desktop.

Fixed the window positioning code on Linux so it not only contrains the window size to your desktop resolution, but also ensures that it is positioned entirely on the screen. This was most obvious in mplay when adapting the window size to an image larger than the desktop.

Fixed a problem under Windows where vcc would print out incorrect line numbers when reporting error messages from vcc. Also fixed a problem where errors with pragma directives would not display the correct source code with the rror message.

Fixed a problem under Windows where vcc would print out incorrect line numbers when reporting error messages from vcc. Also fixed a problem where errors with pragma directives would not display the correct source code with the rror message.

Fixed a problem under Windows where vcc would print out incorrect line numbers when reporting error messages from vcc. Also fixed a problem where errors with pragma directives would not display the correct source code with the rror message.

Fixed a problem under Windows where vcc would print out incorrect line numbers when reporting error messages from vcc. Also fixed a problem where errors with pragma directives would not display the correct source code with the rror message.

Fixed a problem under Windows where vcc would print out incorrect line numbers when reporting error messages from vcc. Also fixed a problem where errors with pragma directives would not display the correct source code with the rror message.

Fixed a problem with mantra that could result in mantra not shutting down properly under Windows if mplay was shut down or terminated a connection to mantra mid-render.

Fixed a problem with mantra that could result in mantra not shutting down properly under Windows if mplay was shut down or terminated a connection to mantra mid-render.

Fixed a problem with mantra that could result in mantra not shutting down properly under Windows if mplay was shut down or terminated a connection to mantra mid-render.