From Macromedias Update FAQ:
"What’s in the Dreamweaver update?
There are three key areas of improvement to the product in this update:
Overall performance and stability improvements across the product
Restoration of the Timelines feature from Dreamweaver MX
Fixes for the most important bugs identified in the Dreamweaver MX 2004 release. Read the details in the release notes.
Below are just some of the areas that were improved:
Common user interface issues such the “dancing toolbar” and flickering panels
CSS editing and rendering
Site Management functionality
Find and Replace
Copy and paste from Microsoft Word and Excel to more accurately maintain formatting
Rendering of ASP.NET controls
Quality of FTP transfers "
Bug Fixes:
"Performance improvements
The update fixes various performance issues reported by some users, such as when typing in pages with nested tables, switching documents, or launching Dreamweaver.
Stability improvements
The update fixes several bugs that caused Dreamweaver to crash, such as in certain circumstances when working on ASP.NET or JSP pages in Design view, or when applying bold or italics to text after applying a color style to the text.
Timelines
The timelines feature, available in Dreamweaver MX but not in Dreamweaver MX 2004, has been restored. For help on using this feature, download the “Animating Layers with Timelines” PDF from the Dreamweaver Documentation Center.
Opening files with no specified character encoding
Users in eastern Europe report that when a character encoding is not specified in an existing page, Dreamweaver does not correctly display the eastern European characters. When you open a page in Dreamweaver, the application checks the encoding specified in the page’s meta tag to tell it how to encode and decode the characters in the file. If the meta tag does not specify an encoding, however, Dreamweaver guesses latin-1 or some other encoding that might not be the desired encoding.
To address this problem, a new preference was added to check for an encoding every time you open a page in Dreamweaver. If the page does not specify an encoding, Dreamweaver sets the page’s encoding to the specified default encoding. To turn on this preference, open the New Document preference dialog box (Edit > Preferences > New Document), and then select the checkbox below the Default Encoding pop-up menu.
ColdFusion Reference help
An updated version of the ColdFusion Reference help is installed with Dreamweaver. The new reference fixes a problem with section introductions that contained only a heading and no links to the section topics. It also fixes a problem where the standard reference subheadings (Description, Category, Syntax, and so on) were not displayed. "
Download: (direct link to exe)
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/dreamweaver/updates/dwmx_2004/7_0_1/win/dwmx2004_701update_en.exe
