Where do I find the information about what is new in PGS 5.0.1.36? The
readme files don't say anything about what version they are refering to,
and the link to "what is new" on the downloadpage is broken ...

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Med venlig hilsen

Anders

Hmm. Good point. Each release is seperated by a return. The .36 changes (at
least those I remembered to write down

+ WINDOWS: Missing external object filename will show in title, and now in
file string as well.
+ WINDOWS: Took a stab at fixing output offset for printers with this problem.
+ WINDOWS: Save Window Position when the app and document is maximized now
works.
+ WINDOWS: Tab order between gadget is now correct (forward, not reverse)
+ WINDOWS: Export Graphics icon no longer scrambles toolbar.
+ WINDOWS: Windows printer driver now gets the document name.
+ WINDOWS: Extended scrollwheel support to support ctrl-wheel to zoom in/out
+ WINDOWS: switching print modes will now function without save/restart.
+ LINUX: Fixed crash at startup when print setup was saved.
+ LINUX: Restored Python support.
+ Changing the document or chapter name, or adding new chapters, will now
update the page palette list.
+ Fixed orientation of ending arrow on curve.
+ Forced more room in toolbar tool listing in prefs.
+ Fixed crash loading PDF documents with extended characters.
+ Added "DRAGDELAY delay" pref item to change the default drag delay from 9 to
whatever you want. This is the delay that you must wait between clicking on
the item and getting the full object outline instead of a generic box.
+ Added border name above each border sample in the scrolling list of samples
in the border selection dialog box.
+ Added new Cestina (Czech) language module. Still need words for dictionary!
+ Added new code in App Library for UTF-8 text support.
+ Fixed ASCII import of UTF-8.

>Where do I find the information about what is new in PGS 5.0.1.36? The
>readme files don't say anything about what version they are refering to,
>and the link to "what is new" on the downloadpage is broken ...
>
>--
> Med venlig hilsen
> Anders

Deron Kazmaier - support@grasshopperllc.com
Grasshopper LLC Publishing -http://www.grasshopperllc.com
PageStream DTP for Amiga, Linux, Macintosh, and Windows

PageStream Support wrote:

>Hmm. Good point. Each release is seperated by a return. The .36 changes (at
>least those I remembered to write down
>[...]
>+ Added new Cestina (Czech) language module. Still need words for dictionary!
>+ Added new code in App Library for UTF-8 text support.
>+ Fixed ASCII import of UTF-8.
>
>
Can I get to know, when I can hope for full extended text support with
printing? I use ISO8859-2 character table.

Bertold

>Can I get to know, when I can hope for full extended text support with
>printing? I use ISO8859-2 character table.

Well, the print to bitmap should already support it. As far as the
postscript driver goes, I am testing a new one now (fixes smallcaps
printing, and supports full remapping of fonts. Still not perfect. If
postscript would only support more than 256 char per font...) I think it is
at least as good as before (ie, nothing new broken, and appears to support
any characters I can type).

I'll put it in the next release (.37) which I hope to upload in a few days.

Deron

>Bertold

Deron Kazmaier - support@grasshopperllc.com
Grasshopper LLC Publishing -http://www.grasshopperllc.com
PageStream DTP for Amiga, Linux, Macintosh, and Windows

PageStream Support wrote:

>
>
>>Can I get to know, when I can hope for full extended text support with
>>printing? I use ISO8859-2 character table.
>>
>>
>
>Well, the print to bitmap should already support it. As far as the
>postscript driver goes, I am testing a new one now (fixes smallcaps
>printing, and supports full remapping of fonts. Still not perfect. If
>postscript would only support more than 256 char per font...) I think it is
>at least as good as before (ie, nothing new broken, and appears to support
>any characters I can type).
>
>I'll put it in the next release (.37) which I hope to upload in a few days.
>
>Deron
>
>
Really good news for me! I wait.

Bertold