DASH revision 3.2, is the first licenced release of DASH 3.

• The DASH XML form structure has been enhanced to simplify complex layout with a new <grid> element.
• The <code> element has been modified to include sub-elements <do> and <if> which replaces the attributes of the same names. This simplifies the writing of complex commands and allows quotes to be included literally.
• The use of the <list> element as an option list has been removed. All options are now attributes of the appropriate element. The <list> element may only be positioned within a page now.
• All elements such as <page>, <text> and <field> now have style attributes which refer to a CSS style to allow greater flexibility to control layout and appearance. HTML layout/appearance attributes are no longer used anywhere in the form.
• Dynamic lists are now fully functional and each users copy of a dynamic list is protected from other users. The new Tcl commands for creating dynamic lists allow complex lists to be created on the fly.
• Button bars may now be placed at both the top and bottom of a page simultaneously. Each button bar may have the same or a different mixture of buttons.
• A progress bar is now available to provide a linear graphic representation of progress through the form.
• Utilities such as print form and marginals have enhanced layout/appearance controls with the addition of properties that use CSS styles.
• This release includes upgrades to Tomcat 4.0.6, Xerces XML parser 2.3.0 and Xalan XSLT transformer 2.4.1. DASH 3.2 should only be run with Sun's Java 1.4+.

• A terminal client is now available that allows terminals and telnet sessions to interview in DASH 3 forms.
• A utility is available to convert OpenOffice.org documents to DASH XML forms.
• A utility upgrades DASH 3.1.1 forms to 3.2 format.

• The DASH Tcl procedures did not distinguish multi-valued field values separated by tabs from blank separated words in a field. This has been corrected.
• Marginal output of list/radio/check fields is now in list order and not item value order.
• Marginal output of list/radio/check fields in an alternate language did not pick up the correct language label if the value was not duplicated in the language.
• The scheduler element <allocateCallBack> was defaulted to true. It is now set false.