Changes The welcome text in the gray background area can be turned off via an option. The layout window supports keyboard shortcuts for the cursor modes: Default = Shift-Space, Create Text = Shift-T, Create Area Sample = Shift-A, Create Color Sample = Shift-C, Create Line Sample = Shift-L, Create Point Sample = Shift-P, Create Text Sample = Shift-X. The LAS dataport exposes data in builtin and custom LAS headers as Info and InfoVLR tables. The LAS library dataport exposes data in builtin and custom LAS headers from individual files as Info and InfoVLR tables. Both tables contain an additional field for the file path. Processing a folder of LAS files using the Index LiDAR Files tool caches header data in MAPMETA files. MAPMETA files composed by older versions of the tool that contain no header data are accepted and updated on the fly. Exporting data to LAS / LAZ sets the name of the generating software package to 'Manifold System x.x.x.x'. Activation dialogs cite the short version of the product in the title (XX.YY), use the product name in text prompts. (Fix) Cutting edge builds of Manifold Viewer are now correctly reported as '... Beta'. MSI install packages use product-specific banners. There are two new projections: Natural Earth, Natural Earth II. This is a modern projection designed to better portray the entire Earth. Details here. There is a new command line switch to install the ODBC driver or update it to the desired location, requires running with admin privileges: manifold.exe -odbcupdate There is a new command line switch to remove the ODBC driver, requires running with admin privileges: manifold.exe -odbcdelete The About dialog allows updating or removing the ODBC driver from a non-admin account. Attempting to update or remove the ODBC driver from a non-admin account asks the system to perform an action with admin privileges, which in turn prompts the user for admin credentials using a system screen. Copying and pasting a table with geometry data from a MAP file into a data source that does not allow mixing geometry types within a single table (eg, GDB) automatically sets the geometry type of pasted data to that used by most records. End of list.
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