Sweet P - What's New in Version 1.1

The following is a list of the significant changes in Sweet P 1.1 from version 1.0.

New Features:

New button type -- Menu Keys. When you create a Menu Key button, you choose a key and a combination of modifier keys. When you click the button on Sweet P's palette, the modifier/key combination is sent to Mailsmith, just as though the keys were pressed on the keyboard. This enables you to use Sweet P buttons to perform actions that aren't scriptable in Mailsmith, such as Reply, Forward, and Redirect -- or any other command available in one of Mailsmith's menus.
Label buttons are dramatically faster. If you tried the Label buttons in version 1.0 but found them too slow to be useful, I encourage you to try them now. The effect is nearly instantaneous.

Minutiae:

New buttons are now added at the current row selection, rather than at the bottom of the listbox.
The list heading in the Preferences window now counts "items" rather than "buttons", since spacers are included in the count.
"Windoid Appearance" tab changed to simpler "Appearance"
Added nominal wait before activating Mailsmith, to allow very fast machines (G4s?) to catch up.
When adding a new Script button, the standard file dialog to select the script is now opened automatically.

Bug Fixes:

Bug fixed in which spacers couldn't be added after having cancelled a previous new button dialog.
Sweet P no longer crashes if its prefs file is locked. (There is still no good reason to lock the prefs file, however.)
Fixed bug in which a crash would occur if a Script button could not find its associated AppleScript file (for example, if the file had been deleted.)
Numerous minor glitches were fixed, polished, or hidden.