0.3 Release Notes: 
PropertyEdit

Enhancements include the following:

	- Pasteboard

		The app now uses the pasteboard object.  This allows you to cut/paste across applications.  For example, you could 
		copy a collection of properties from an Edit document and paste them into a PropertyEdit document.  You could also 
		copy and paste in the other direction or of course you can paste across documents in the same app.

		Requests to cut, copy or paste are directed to whichever part of the window is currently selected, ie the first responder.  
		To cut copy or paste from the property list, you must be sure to have the browser selected not the text field.  You can 
		toggle what is selected with the enter key <CR>.

		In this context, copying means to copy the entire branch of a property list.  This becomes clear when you paste your 
		selection into an Edit document.

		There is one caveat to this feature.  When copying from an Edit doc, be aware the app only understands how to parse 
		completely enclosed properties.  Provided what you have copied can be evaluated as a PropertyList, there should be 
		no problem.

		Example:

			Copy this,

				{ key = value }

			Not this,

				key = value

		Until I integrate more powerful parsing, this is a minor limitation.

	- New From Pasteboard

		You can now create a new property document from what has been copied to the paste buffer.  The action is
		invoked from Property menu, Property->New From Pasteboard or cmd-V.

	- Adding New Properties

		Buttons have been added to the document window to allow the user to add new properties.  The way this works is 		obvious.  This functionality is also built into the main menu:

			Edit->Add->New Dictionary		cmd-D
			Edit->Add->New Array			cmd-A
			Edit->Add->New String			cmd-T

	- Version Number

		I will manage some kind of version number to track current versions.  This is version 0.3 found in the info panel.