Difference between revisions of "Version 2.5.1.4"
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Revision as of 11:10, 24 August 2016
Version 2.5.1.4
Project templates
You can now save a project as a project template, and use that template when creating a new project. The advantage of using a template isntead of a copy of an existing project, is that a tempate is saved as only one file and is therefore easy to share. You can also apply an existing template to an existing project (via the File-menu).
Guide for creating a new project
When you create a new project, a step-by-step guide helps you through the process of creating a complete project.
Fixed number parsing error in forest map importer
When importing a shape file that has single precision fields (float), a parsing occurred if decimal notation was used, while scientific notation was accepted. Both types are now accepted. For double precision fields no error occurred.