Changes in Snapper version 1.13
- Web button added to Info window, giving direct access to download
site
- Now works in the 64k colour mode, introduced in RISC OS 6
- Help documents moved to !Snapper.Resources.UK.Docs. This would
allow 'internationalisation' of Snapper.
Changes in Snapper version 1.12
- Bug fix: Snapper crashed when snapping a particular window of a
particular application (!Printers configuration window). Now snaps
this window correctly.
Changes in Snapper version 1.11
- Pointer changes when over snap area border to reflect the main actions
of move or resize
- Documents are now placed inside the application, and can be
accessed from (a) the filer menu>help and (b) the iconbar menu
- The css stylesheet filetype is set to CSS rather than text, so
viewing the manual works correctly even if the user Mimemap file does
not have the appropriate entry
- Filenames for screen, area etc now indicate the type of snap. The
full screen save uses scrn as a filename to differentiate it from the
screen0 etc used by the module for the non-desktop screen grab
- Filenames have a numerical suffix which increments with each save to
the hard drive (saves direct to applications do not increment the file
suffix)
- The SaveAs dialogue remembers the last full path, so clicking on
OK for subsequent saves now works. The path is retained over saves
direct to an application
- Desktop saves can now save direct to the configured directory. The
save path must be configured in the control window.
- All save routines now check for a file of the same name existing
in the directory, and if it does it increments the suffix until there
is no clash
- The target window can now be brought to the front before snapping.
There is a new option button in the control window to switch this
behaviour on. When snapping in this mode you will see the window jump
to the front briefly and then return to its original place in the
stack
- Clicking on the menu button to the right of the savepath now opens
the saveas dialogue at the pointer rather than in the centre of the
screen
- Direct save to file from desktop now copes with the save path
being configured as a null string. The file will be saved in the root
or work directory
- Snapper now initialises the configuration variables directly on
launch to allow distribution without a config file, and hence prevent
overwriting the user config when upgrading. New installs will work
correctly without a config file being present