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added ability to include background color in exported equations.fixed a file name in Italian localization.slightly modified auto-naming of files when exporting to the Finder.better support of old pdflatex versions.dropped MacOS 10.4 and 10.5 compatibility.disable most automatic text-shortcuts replacements (from MacOS general preferences) in LaTeX-related text areas.added two LaTeX palettes contributed by Sherman Gregory.some work on LaTeX palette items creation and behavior for more clever insertion and text replacement.history and library can also be "compacted" (a simple vacuum for those who know).it is now possible to re-latexize all history and library items to strip obsolete, oversized, metadata (and reduce history and library size).
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reworked the "invisible graphic commands" metadata to avoid piling them over and over in equations it is now optional and added on the fly (when enabled) only when exporting to PDF or PDF with outlined fonts.restored the recently broken "invisible graphic commands" metadata annotations, hoping that copy/paste from stupid third party softwares like Keynote or Powerpoint will work better in the future.
restore some automatic \color text insertion on color change in the inspector. Changed "invisible graphic metadata" to a more clever data watermarking for PDF with outlined fonts and EPS. fixed the localization of the LaTeXiT Service items. various polishing on text-completion, LaTeX palette insertion. LaTeX palettes are no more automatically hidden when LaTeXiT is not the active application. added a new "on-the-fly" drag'n dropping export option to create a temporary file instead of using the pasteboard only it can help interacting with other applications. added a new preference to allow automatic text completion for any word beginning with backslash (\). Force to allow text completion for all MacOS versions (the standard shortcut has become since MacOS 10.13). fixed MacOS 10.6 backward compatibility. the insertion point color is now the same as the text itself. added menu "LaTeX > Baseline of current equation.". export using a temporary file is now a persistent option (restored after restarting the application. take retina High Dpi into account when exporting to bitmap. fixed a regression preventing the restoration of LaTeX mode when re-opening an equation. LATEXIT TAU SERIES
The 2.13.* series will still be maintained as long as possible for minor fixes The MacOS 10.9+ compatibility and application notarization will be available starting from LaTeXiT 2.14.0. First notarized version, requires MacOS 10.9+.Fixed drag'n drop under MacOS 10.15 Catalina.fixed a backward compatibility problem with a MacOS older than 10.12.
LATEXIT TAU CODE
Fixed interface regressions due to slightly aggressive code cleanup. I feel really sorry for those cumulative updates, please excuse me. New fixes of regressions (still due to slightly aggressive code cleanup). Fixed an obscure code signing problem resulting in a crash of the LaTeXiT Helper process on some configurations. Fixed a crash due to the replacement of a deprecated API. Version 2.14.6 did not launch in english. Fixed a crash that could occur when browsing the library. Fixed a crash that could occur in the Preferences GUI. fixed a misbehaviour when the mini-window is active. Changed a little the meta-data to circumvent a problem with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Changed a little the meta-data to circumvent a problem with Adobe Acrobat Reader. added support for some equations copied from Wikipedia web pages. slightly improved baseline handling in the LaTeXiT Service. fixed an error case that could prevent the Library from being saved. fixed regressions related to deprecated APIs replacement. adjustments against regressions caused by MacOS Big Sur. Library import was broken on some MacOS versions. better error reporting when history or library cannot be created on invalid path. Fixed library importation broken by some security enforcements in MacOS. fixed persistence of SVG export settings.
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