Pref Setter for Mac

 New Features:

• Pref Setter now uses the authorization frameworks to enable editing of system level plist files.
• New tool bar item and menu items in the contextual menus for the "Open Domain Quickly" window and Find panel which will allow you to launch or quit the application a property list belongs to.
• Data items are now editable, in a separate hex editor window.
• If a value is too long to be shown entirely while editing, a separate window will now open to allow easier editing.
• You can now use regular expressions when searching.
• Added the Sparkle framework, for automatic updates.

 Changed Features:

• Changed display of dates to show a formatted date string rather than the raw date.
• If you copy/drag an item from a non-writable file, the "defaults write…" string generated will now have sudo written before it.
• Can now display dictionaries and arrays in a preference document in bold.
• "Open Domain Quickly" window now shows icons.
• Font for the items in the "Open Domain Quickly" window is now separately set from the document font.
• You can now change a class to a Data type (though you can't change a Data type to another class).
• Updated Preference pane.
• Updated Find panel.
• Updated Get Info window.
• Updated Help documentation.
• Pref Setter now requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later

 Bug Fixes:

• Leopard compatibility fixes.
• Fixed a bug where pasting or dragging a "defaults write…" string with a boolean type would always default to true.
• Fixed a bug where pasting or dragging a "defaults write…" string of either the -array-add or -dict-add type would replace the entire array or dictionary with the new value rather than adding the new value.
• Fixed a bug that could lead to a crash when changing the class to a Boolean, Integer, Float, or Date class.
• "Open Domain Quickly" window no longer allows you to delete the preferences of a running application, which could lead to that application crashing.