Verson 1.1.0 released

New feature Groundwork for a native file format: PageTatin now has the code in place to read and write its own native file format. .json remains available as a separate export format for backwards compatibility.

• Enhancement The app binary is now named PageTatin (previously App), so it shows up clearly in Activity Monitor, Task Manager, and other system reporting tools, and is easier for IT teams to identify and manage.

• Enhancement License tab: you can now give each activated device a name, making your machines easy to tell apart. This helps when you need support to free up a device slot for a machine you can no longer deactivate yourself – one that was damaged, lost, stolen, or sold, or where the operating system was reinstalled after the drive was wiped.

• Enhancement Better handling when adding thumbnail images from a multi-page .pdf while cover pages are selected.

• Enhancement Hold Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) and click a category or status to open Settings for editing it.

• Enhancement You can now export the page and ad statistics on their own, without the rest of the flatplan.

• Enhancement .pdf thumbnails that contain crop marks are now shown automatically at the cropped size.