Hi Brendan
I always seem to have this problem – finding a list of the above and how to use them! Is there a place they appear every update issued? Would be SO helpful if possible?
By the way – the roll up section headings has finally saved my life! Also, auto complete is going to be a real help.
Many thanks
Tony
PS Is there a way to lock / unlock ALL layers in a form with one click – would be good if not there yet – ‘Lock / Unlock ALL’ button?
Hi Tony,
You can find a list of the changes here:
https://www.tapforms.com/app/5.2.5.html
I’m glad you like the new features!
There’s no lock/unlock all feature on the Layers tab. But that would be a good idea. Well, other than exiting the layout design mode. But I can see how it would be useful to have.
Also the release notes are always displayed when you check for updates in the direct download version and also always available on the Mac App Store too under the Tap Forms Organizer 5 app.
Thanks Brendan. Just a thought, could there not be a link to updates info on the Tapforms tab on your website, next to download and purchase info at the top? I always miss looking at the info on downloading an update, too much to take in in one go and need somewhere easy to refer to…old age!
Cheers…
I could probably put a link to it on my Support page. But the URL changes for every release (e.g. 5.2.4.html, 5.2.5.html, etc.) so that would be a pain. I do that because each specific update is tied to the release notes up until that point in time. I do it that way in case there is a new version that requires a newer macOS version. For example, Tap Forms 5.1.4 was the last version that ran on El Capitan. So the release notes for that version don’t include anything newer that’s included in Tap Forms 5.2.
You could also just take the above URL and change it to 5.2.6.html when you want to see the release notes for the next version when it becomes available :) At least until I jump to 5.3, which I’m not sure when I’ll do. Maybe I should soon because I keep adding features to the point releases, which really are supposed to be for just bug fixes.
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