The Program Menu of Power64 can now be extended with additional custom programs (See chapter 7.6)
The Carbon edition of Power64 now supports reSID under MacOS 8/9 (but not MacOS X)
The SID Player window now shows the play time progress in numeric form (in addition to the progress bar). It is now possible to close the SID Player window using Cmd-W
Power64's file type detection now relies more on the file contents and filename, than on a previously determined file type/creator. Thus dragging e.g. a disk image, that is erroneously labeled as tape image, will load the disk image (rather than evoking a 'This is not a valid tape image' message)
Double-Clicking in the directory of a T64 tape now 'winds' it to the position directly before that program. This avoids the 'Found XYZ' messages for all the other files on the tape
The messages of the monitor/debugger are now displayed in the chosen user-interface language, instead of always in English
The code for writing disk images in ZIP (4/5 part) format was badly broken. Power64 continually asked for a new filename, and never saved anything. This has been fixed
Power64 now uses the right shift key only (instead of both left and right shift key) when the cursor up or cursor left key of the Mac keyboard is pressed. Some C64 programs (Cybertracker) use left shift + cursor keys for a different purpose than right shift + cursorkeys
When dragging files onto a write protected of full disk, Power64 used to emit a beep only. Now there are useful error messages
The 'Broken Directory' detection introduced in Power64 3.2 was removed again. Too many 'artists' played around with directory structures causing Power64 to detect errors where there was indeed a readable (also not 100% valid) directory present
Swapping drives #8/#9 used to switch the window titles of the directory windows to English instead of the selected interface language. This has been fixed
The documentation of the emulator file formats now also shows the associated icons
