new version available: 8.0.7.0
today (december 5, 2011) we have released a new version of autoplay media studio (v8.0.7.0). Commercial users can download the new full installer from your customer portal.
An update to the personal edition will be available in a few days and can be accessed by choosing from help > check for update.

This release contains the following bug fixes:
Fix: Fixed a bug where paragraph objects would not behave properly when horizontal scrollbars were visible.
Fix: Fixed a bug where the system.registerfont action would sometimes hang on certain systems.
Fix: Fixed a bug where the combobox object was incorrectly forwarding mouse-click events to the parent window.
Fix: Removed the what’s new information panel from the welcome dialog.
Fix: Fixed a bug where horizontal scrollbars on the listbox object in checklist box mode would not scroll far enough to the right.
Fix: Fixed a bug where the system tray menu would sometimes be inconsistant when a dialog was visible.
Fix: Fixed a bug where object custom cursors on dialogs would flicker when the mouse was moved.
Fix: Made it so that blank folders would be included when renaming the resource folder. This helps solve some script issues that may happen when renaming the resource folder.
Fix: Fixed a bug where the pdf object would not load remote pdf files.
Fix: Fixed a bug where when publishing to iso, the ‘files to ignore’ feature would not work properly for hidden folders.
Fix: Made it so that projects that contained file paths longer than max_path (260 characters) cannot create iso images or be burnt to cd-roms.
Fix: Made the tree and menu image lists support 32-bit bitmap images.
Fix: Fixed a problem where scrolling the page with the mouse wheel wouldn’t work on xp.
Fix: Fixed a bug in some of the plugins where their action help would sometimes not work correctly.
Fix: Fixed a bug in the file.delete action where the “abortonfail” parameter wasn’t working properly.
Fix: Fixed a bug where the file.runas action was not sending one of its arguments properly.