PasswordSafe 3.27pre and Linux 0.7 pre-release version

Hi,

It's that time again - another release is due out soon, this time both
Windows and Linux versions. We're continuing our incremental changes policy,
nothing major here. Main visible changes for the Windows version are:

- Users can add name and description in the database Properties
- Shift+Left Mouse and Double-click actions are now user-configurable.
- Forms automatically "shape shift" when displayed on a Netbook to
accommodate short screen.

The Linux version is continually improving too, lots of small changes, most
of them 'under the hood'. If anyone wants to test 64bit versions of the
Linux build, please let me know.


Thanks to dk and sauravg for their work on this release!

I'm planning on releasing this to the public towards the end of October,
depending on feedback from testers and help from translators, of course.

The files are as follows:
Windows Binaries: http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pwsafe-3.27pre-bin.zip
Debian 32 bit package:
http://pwsafe.org/tmp/0.7.0Beta/passwordsafe-debian-0.7.i686.deb
Ubuntu 32 bit package:
http://pwsafe.org/tmp/0.7.0Beta/passwordsafe-ubuntu-0.7.i686.deb
German .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_de.po
Danish .po file:  http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_dk.po
Spanish .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_es.po
French .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_fr.po
Italian .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_it.po
Polish .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_po.po
Russian .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_ru.po
Swedish .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_sv.po
Chinese .po file:	 http://pwsafe.org/tmp/3.27pre/pos/pwsafe_zh.po

Please drop me a note if you wish to update the help files and don't have
access to the source html.

Cheers,

  Rony



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