Change Notes for the JDLG 1.3.2.0 070810_1818 development snapshot
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JDLG 1.3.2 comes with a new layout management to correct limitations
with resizing and scaling of dialogs.
If you encounter any problems with this release please send us a
problem report to jdlg@marxmeier.com.

Fixed problems in this release (relative to JDLG_1320_070801_1547):

- Fixed a problem with Listbox that could result in returning a 
  zero rule value if an entry was selected.

- Fixed a problem with Checkbox and Radiobutton not drwaing the
  background color.

- The application.referencepoint attribute had no effect. This
  attribute now works as expected. The default has been changed
  to 1, enabling the reference point.

- The application.dialogscaling attribute had no effect.  This
  attribute now works as expected. The default has been changed
  to 1, enabling the scaling of subsequent dialogs.

- Fixed a problem with ListBox row height. The cell padding was
  rediced to one pixel.

- Added .borderstyle attribute to Groupbox. If the .border attribute
  is nonzero, the .borderstyle may be used to specify the border 
  style. The following values are supported for .borderstyle:

  solid   - draw a line around the GroupBox. The line color depends 
            on the specified foreground color, the thickness depends 
            on the .border attribute. This is the default.
  etched  - draw an etched line
  raised  - this border makes the Groupbox appear to be raised
  lowered - this border makes the Groupbox appear to be lowered

- Added preliminary support for system tray. When using Java 1.6
  the main JDLG window is no longer displayed in the task bar
  when minimized. JDLG is display as icon in the system tray,
  providing a context menu.

Known problems:

- In rare cases opening a window for the first time after starting
  a new session might display only the window frame but not its
  content. As a workaround the problem may be corrected by
  minimizing and then restoring the window.

- Restoring a window that was initially opened maximized may
  move the window to the upper left or lower right corner in
  some cases.

- When resizing a window that uses multiple fonts, some window
  sizes may result in a subobtimal layout. This appears to be
  caused a different aspect ratio, depending on the size.

- If the Window menu has multiple identical entries they are not
  distinguished. The first entry is always activated regardless
  which entry is clicked. This has always been a bug in JDLG and
  will be solved in a future release.

- Changing the layoutpolicy of a dialog after maximizing may not work
  correctly.

- A maximized window that was made invisible and then visible again
  may have an incorrect "normal" size.