The ScriptingSupport installer has been updated to work with Adobe Photoshop 7.0.1.
The ScriptingSupport plug-in has been updated to work on Windows 98.
When an error occurs while executing JavaScript, the entire error message is now returned to the user.
If a JavaScript or Visual Basic script held references to layers or channels in multiple open documents, these references could get corrupted.
If you tried to install the ScriptingSupport plug-in on a Windows system that did not have Photoshop 7.0 installed, the installer would display an error message stating that insufficient disk space was available.
In some cases, a script created by the ScriptingListener would fail to execute.
Resizing documents did not work if resampling was set to none.
Resizing documents did not work if the height or width of the new document was specified using pixels and if the resize command also specified a new document resolution.
The "AddTimeStamp.js" JavaScript that is installed in the Scripts folder used the wrong property to set the location of the text.
Adjusting a layer using the mix channels adjustment type would fail if an integer value was used in the output channels list.
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