Does Specialisation (2 points) improve damage and THAC0 of off-hand weapon?

Hi - I'm aware that an off-hand weapon does not gain any additional attacks from specialisation (in fact I think the off-hand *always* only gets one attack, unless improved hasted?), but does it still get the damage and THAC0 bonuses? It's a little hard to tell from the character sheet, especially the damage bonus.
e.g. with 2 pips in a weapon you normally get:
+1 THACO / +2 damage / extra 1/2 attack
e.g. with 2 pips in a weapon you normally get:
+1 THACO / +2 damage / extra 1/2 attack
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Swashies are the only thief class that can specialize in any melee weapon and get 2 attacks per round when dual wielding, just like normal thieves. No matter how high levels, thieves will never have more than 2 "regular" attacks (meaning you exclude any given from items, spells etc)
But the way I see it, a swashie should get 3/2 attacks, seeing how specialization in the main hand weapon should give a bonus half attack.. Don't know why it's like this, but it does bug me.
It's hard coded that only warriors gain extra attacks from specialization.
The swashbuckler is a mess anyway....in some ways stronger, and in others weaker then it should be. It's not a huge deal though...once you hit BG2 and can dual-wield speed weapons, they're more powerful then warriors, since their thac0 caps at 2 (counting their class bonuses only) vs the warriors 0, and they get +8 damage per hit, +specialization, and +9 AC. And once they get UAI, they can cast spells from wands/scroll, and use all the same gear a warrior could, even more effectively. Using Speed weapons makes them roughly equal to a fighter for most of BG2, and once you start getting WWAs, you can branch out and use other weapons for the +4 enemies.