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Release 1.6 * Added new "Rename" feature to the table "Scripter" tab. Use it to generate "sp_rename" methods for all your tables, columns, keys and constraints. * Added new "DDL Using Alter" feature to the table "Scripter" tab. Use it when you want separate statements for creating table related objects. (keys, defaults, table and column level constraints). * Added new "Alter" feature to the table "Scripter" tab. Use it to help write discrete changes to your structure by only using alter statements. * Fixed a bug that caused key names to script as blanks after table paste operations that included data. * Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash upon closing the program when using more than one instance. * Fixed a bug that caused the text colorizer to misrender output on complicated formulas. * Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash when renaming a recursive relationship column. * Fixed an issue with printing that would result in white boxes being rendered under relationship lines. * Fixed issue with relationship lines sometimes misdrawn on initial load. * Fixed an issue with the application losing focus when closing child windows. * Fixed an issue with reverse engineer failing when the collation of the target database does not match the master database. * Fixed an issue with special special characters not being scripted properly. * Data assigned to computed columns will now be appropriately ignored in scripts. * Adding Index columns will now maintain list selection rather than selecting the top of the list * Improved the SQL text colorizer to recognize more words. * Changed SQL output for DDL to render commas before columns rather than after to allow for better change tracking of table changes in source control. * Changed the look of relationship lines to move away from blurred shadows. This will improve performance on remote desktops and also solve issues with printing.