– New option in preferences to set default view settings for grid and line number for new documents. – Document view settings for grid and line numbers are saved when document is saved. – Double quote settings are initialised from the guessed file attributes. – When adding a new column, it will be inserted after the currently selected cell (if there is one). – Improved performance when loading large files. – Rapid scrolling performance improved.

- when the columns in a CSV file were edited the updated number of columns of wasn't saved in the metadata causing problem when the file was reopened. - as column headings are added or removed, try to be intelligent about saving them as part of the CSV file appropriately - added a document icon

- Improve the CSV guessing: -- in files with few fields, the field separator was being guessed as a blank -- multiline fields could get get confused about the comment character - When the user typed in the number of columns, sometimes that was being ignored.

- Add additional options to support quoting only empty fields in output and quoting all fields. - use a different file saving technique to save UTF-8 with a BOM if required (NSString's -dataUsingEncoding:allowLossyConversion: if you must know).

- When a CSV file is saved, the options are saved in the file's metadata so that when it's reopened it doesn't requery for the file's csv settings. That has been infuriating. - The CSV file can be reloaded after settings have been changed using the "Reload" menu item or toolbar item. - Disable autosave – it's far too aggressive and will overwrite the user's file unexpectedly, even though it's possible to revert. - The CSV options panel now includes a preview of the file to make getting the options set easier. - Several bug fixes.

- Row heights were not recalculated when a user entered a field containing a newline - Printing was hanging

- Fixed crash for some users which prevented them opening files - Handle CSV files with multi-line fields - Use user's locale to prime some of the CSV sniffer guesses - CSVEdit requires Mac OS X 10.7+

- Menu item to revise CSV options so that they can be changed more easily - Menu items like “show grid” and “show row numbers” track the currently open document - Changes to CSV options are now tracked in the undo history - Row numbers are now able to be shown - Edit column headings - Changes during CSV loading now show as having changed the document - Some german translations in the toolbar were missing - Convert to ARC

Improve printed output appearance and to span pages better. Improve CSV sniffing to guess strange file formats better. Fix bug when processing files with MS-double quote quoting. Support going full-screen. Fix minor memory leaks. Support for auto save. Updated icon.

- Sometimes files couldn't be opened because the encoding wasn't recognised. The app now falls back to trying some standard encodings which works well. - Enabled application sandboxing. - Add support for printing (Alex Nonnemacher)

Fix a problem which stopped columns being deleted. It's still tricky to select a column, you need to cmd-click in the column header and all the rows in the column will be selected.

Tim Kersten reported that files weren't being saved when values were deleted (set to an empty string). Fixed. Values weren't being updated internally when updated from the table. When the first field on a line was changed to a comment character, it wasn't quoted when it was written out and would be ignored when read in. Allow editing of .tsv files. Minor change to menu layout.

Corrections to German spelling.

New in version 1.1 is: - Add German localisation - Turn on and off grid lines - Cut and paste of rows - Allow user to specify number of columns in input - Dramatically improved guessing of CSV file attributes - Add ability to hide rows & columns - Document summary display working