Both the EXCEL (XLSM) and OPENOFFICE (ODS) formats of the worksheets are made available. OpenOffice is a free Office suite that includes a worksheet with similar capabilities to those of Microsoft’s Excel. These tools now provide backward compatibility to ProShow versions prior to 9, should you need that capability. The changes particularly affected Layer: Outlines/Frames and Modifier Zoom. So, Photodex made some significant changes to its handling of Zoom within ProShow.Ī number of changes were made to the tools which deal with Zoom in some fashion so they are compatible with the changes in Release 9. Those considerations changed considerably when tilt was involved. This was very apparent when you tried to use zoom modifiers or for when you wanted to know exactly what a layer’s width and/or zoom was. When Photodex implemented the FOLLOW FILTERS, it quickly discovered how broken the zoom function was within ProShow. The release of ProShow Version 9 brought with it a change in how Zoom is handled. It might not sound like much but, the increased flexibility makes it easier to make changes and perform the necessary analyses. Those tools can quickly and easily switch between the various Layer aspects provided. These settings are available for use by the following tools: Findings Width & Height,Zoom Text Box Aspect Cropping Tool and Layer: Outlines/Frames.
So, the Layer Information section now has 4 separate Layer Settings to choose from.
This saves re-entering the information layer. Additionally, the user can now provide their own list layers aspects they use regularly. Layer Information was brought back from the change to Layer: Aspect/Dimensions so that it remains consistent with the Slide Information tool. A few of the changes were made to improve and ease the conversion of the worksheet to OpenOffice Format.
This new update brings an additional 57 changes to the tools since the release of version 33a.
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