I’m sorry if you already downloaded 0.9.77. A bug report came in on 0.6.76 about scrollbars not being visible in that build in the storyboard view. Natrually, I totally missed the problem. But, it makes that view virtually unusable if you have a lot of scenes in your view.
So… one bug fix in this build.
This is the big one (well – almost). This build has all of the features in it that version 1.0 will have (not including a complete help file). Every build from this point until Version 1.0 is released will include only bug fixes.
It’s taken over a year to get to this point, and I’m excited that it’s where it’s at, but I’m also excited to get 1.0 out so that I can start adding some new features.
Releasing this one a little early because of a crashing bug with the ToDo list. There will still be a release this weekend as well, unless I really screw something up.
I’m off to the store to pick up four days of food for myself. Wife and kids have gone to visit the grandparents, so I’m home alone. Since I pushed out that update of StoryBox early this week, I have the weekend free to write (except for one game of football I need to watch).
I have roughly eight scenes to go before the 1st draft of WiW is complete. It’s going to wind up a bit shorter than a hundred thousand words, I think. I have three days. Eight scenes. Think I can get it done?
I added the ability to split and merge documents, as well as select multiple documents in the File Drawer. The features are available from appropriate context menus.
To merge, select two or more documents in the File Drawer, right click on one of them, and select Merge Documents. The documents will be merged up into the first document. The other documents will be put into the trash.
To split, put the cursor where you want to split, right click and select split. If you select some text, you have the option of turning that text into the title of the new document (the text will be removed from the actual document).