This is my first-cut summary of the major new items in 3.7, which I was 
going to include in the "Welcome to Squeak" window, after the first 
section.  Let me know if I've left anything important out, or if 
corrections/improvements are needed.  This list is based somewhat on 
the "ToDo for 3.7alpha" swiki page.

Actually, one item from that page was "Array2D", which was listed as 
already being included in 3.7.  Is it really in 3.7?  If so, is it the 
name of a class?  I don't see a class by that name in 3.7.

I'm putting this in the 3.7gamma candidate tonight, and then 
corrections can go in the 3.7final image (~early next week).

- Doug


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     * Version 2 of SqueakMap, a major upgrade which supports multiple 
releases for packages, user accounts and much more.
     * Babel, a framework for supporting language translations in the 
UI. (e.g. French, Swedish, etc.)
     * SmaCC, the Smalltalk Compiler Compiler deployment runtime from 
John Brant.  The SmaCC development tool lets you define a 
parser/compiler.
     * Some packages removed and placed on SqueakMap, including the XML 
parser and IRC.
     * The Accufonts bitmap font set.  This means the original Apple 
NewYork font has been removed, to help clean up the Squeak-L licensing 
issue regarding fonts.
     * BitstreamVeraFonts, a set of free TrueType/antialiased fonts.
     * Chronology package. This contains ANSI DateTime, refactored Date 
and Time classes.
     * The remaining ANSI compatibility methods.  Squeak now includes 
all of the major ANSI compatibility changes.
     * A Change Notification framework from the KCP team at Berne.  This 
sends consistent notification messages when code changes happen in the 
system.
     * Latest updates from the SqueakLand/Etoys world.
     * An enhanced look and feel including menu icons, gradient 
scrollbars and window titlebar buttons, etc.
     * Horizontal scrollbars now supported in all scrollable text/list 
panes, and very large lists now supported with LargeLists.
     * Class comments immediately visible in Browsers when a new class 
is viewed.
     * The usual numerous small enhancements and fixes.