Visual Tcl 1.09b
 April 8, 1997

 Announcing the ninth beta release of Visual Tcl, a freely-available, high-
 quality application development environment for UNIX, Windows and Macintosh
 platforms. Visual Tcl is written entirely in Tcl/Tk and covered by the GNU
 General Public License.

 This release has a lot of bug fixes and preliminary support for Tix widgets.
 Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to merge all of the Tix code into this
 release, but it will make it in before 1.010.

 This constitutes a feature-freeze on the 1.0x code base. 1.1x will begin
 to implement a project model and editor interface that more easily
 integrates with source control systems and custom editors. The visual
 design will remain much the same, but greatly extended.


Changes since 1.08b:

1.08 -> 1.09 (April 8, 1997)
    o Fixed procedure editing to allow more than one at a time
    o Fixed double-click bug in procedure list window
    o Added preference to save/not-save global values
    o Fixed menu-item update bug
    o Added Widget Encapsulation Option in Preferences ([], {}, "")
    o Fixed File:Save bug (returns no file "")
    o Fixed Command Console bug under Tk4.2
    o Added first-try at Tix library (lib_tix) - very alpha
    o Many general core changes necessary for Tix
    o Added ability to instantiate multiple toplevels of same type
      using $base in widget naming
    o pre and post commands for toplevels are now useful (w/ $base)
    o Saving over old files now creates <file>.bak backup
    o Fixed alias naming/renaming and allows resetting
    o "source" and "proc" now wrapped to allow better filtering
    o Fixed spurious Courier font hard-coded in help source
    o Fixed cut/copy/save toplevel bug: vTcl(tops) out of sync
    o Now saves command/procedure editor box sizes
    o Added ability to re-arrange menu items with arrow keys
    o Added yes/no/cancel dialog if procedure edit buffer has changed
      and cancel is pressed
    o Toplevel information is now saved as part of compounds


HOW TO GET IT:

 Please choose the location nearest you since my connection can become
 saturated at peak times.

 Home Site:       http://www.neuron.com/stewart/vtcl/
 Australia:       http://holmes.ccs.deakin.edu.au/vtcl/
 United Kingdom:  http://www.jessikat.demon.co.uk/vtcl/
 Germany:         http://www.ifconnection.de/~rjs/vtcl/
 US East:         http://www.ultra.net/~eugene/mirror/vtcl/
 US Mid:          http://chaos.uark.edu/vtcl/

AS ALWAYS:

 I heartily welcome feedback, criticism and bug-fixes. Please let me know
 what I can do to improve Visual Tcl.

--
 Stewart Allen
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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