There's a new May 16th build up that corrects the following issues:

- The EWB HTML loader emitter now specifies an IE8 document mode for IE9 so
that the sub-pixel rendering does not make the fonts look blurry or weird.
At some point pixel-sizing will be added to EWB for this, but for now this
keeps things at a steady place so that the existing framework still looks
good.

- There were a couple of outstanding issues with the TGrid component that
are now fixed, specifically that the in-place edit updating was sometimes
working incorrectly when using an un-bound grid, and an issue with IE
whereby the grid would improperly lose focus when shifting back and forth
between an in-place edit and normal cell navigation.

- The TServerRequest component needed PUT and DELETE methods, which are now
present.

- There was an issue with assigning strings to the TLabel or TLink Caption
property that contained embedded CRLF pairs for new lines.  This is now
fixed, but at the expense of removing the ability to use HTML tags in the
Caption property at runtime.  I'll probably be adding a separate THTMLLabel
control for that purpose at a later date.

- The TComboBox drop-down list was not sizing its height properly and
causing scrollbars to appear when they shouldn't.

- There was still and issue with the expand/collapse buttons in the Project
Manager that is now fixed.

- The compiler was not generating proper return calls for function (as
opposed to procedure) event handlers, and this was preventing events like
the OnKeyPress, OnKeyDown from working correctly when False was returned to
prevent the default action.  This showed up in IE8 specifically, but was a
general problem.

I should have the server request/dataset docs done soon, so it shouldn't be
much longer until you have this complete information.

If you have any other questions or issues, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

There's a later build up (3:42 PM) that corrects this correction:

" - The TComboBox drop-down list was not sizing its height properly and
causing scrollbars to appear when they shouldn't."

The calculation for this wasn't being done correctly - the padding was being
added to each item instead of just for the entire list.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com