pgAdmin v7.0.4 Released

I am pleased to announce the release of pgAdmin v7.0.4 at
http://www.greatbridge.org/project/pgadmin/ 

Support for pgAdmin can now be found at the pgAdmin-support mailing list
(pgAdmin-support@greatbridge.org) which can be subscribed to at
http://www.greatbridge.org/project/pgadmin/. An archive of messages is
maintained on the site for reference. Bug lists and Task lists are also now
maintained at GreatBridge.org.

If you want to be kept up to date about pgAdmin developments please
subscribe to the pgAdmin-announce list which can also be found at
http://www.greatbridge.org/project/pgadmin/.

New features/bug fixes include: 

- Fixed the error handling in the MDIForm_Load sub in frmMain which failed
to reset the mouse pointer to an arrow if an error occured. 
- Added self-repair code to fix the data in pgadmin_param if it becomes
corrupt. 
- Updated the installation package to remove unused Crystal Reports DLLs
from the distribution. 
- Added code to correctly handle missing, corrupt or just plain broken
Exporter modules. 
- Combined the view table/view and SQL output datagrid forms and replaced
the Microsoft grid with a replacement with 
improved data editing facilities. 
- Fixed a bug in the Modify Group dialogue that prevented the data being
loaded correctly. 
- Added an Options dialogue, initially with options for Advanced Logging,
Mask Password in Logs and Log path/filename. 
- Fixed a bug in the CREATE TRIGGER dialogue which caused the second quote
around the procedure name to be in the wrong place. 
- Applied a workaround to the 'may not be called in a transaction block'
problem which affected USER and DATABASE queries on PostgreSQL 7.0.x (thanks
to Laszlo Kohl). 
- pgAdmin will only run on PostgreSQL v7.0.x now. This has been the case
since v7.0.3 but pgAdmin (and us developers!) only recently became aware of
that fact! 
- Added code to auto scroll the log view window after startup. 
- Fixed the Excel Exporter which was seriously broken (to the extent that it
didn't export at all!). 

Regards,
Dave.