What's new in GridIron Flow 2.0.5 Build 21115
Aug 12, 2011
- Added support for Adobe CS5.5 applications.
- Fixed an issue to avoid a potential database corruption.
- Fixed a problem that caused a slowdown in Flow when using certain network drives.
- Fixed an application crash when opening File maps under certain circumstances.
New in GridIron Flow 2.0.4 Build 20274 (Jun 4, 2011)
- Fixed download of custom time entries during initial database download.
- Fixed an error with event handling for custom time entries.
- Fixed a problem with the tracking of file systems.
- Fixed initial database download issue caused by syncing of active document information.
- Fixed an issue where a specific series of file renames could result in a login/logout loop.
New in GridIron Flow 2.0.2 Build 19266 (Mar 3, 2011)
- Faster Map Performance:
- Interactions with the map have been sped up in many cases for things like panning, zooming and layout.
- The loading time for maps has been reduced.
- Faster Server Interaction:
- Synching with the server is now faster in many cases.
- Priority events such as invitations.
- Map Layout:
- Improved the logic for laying out nodes in map, particularly with groups.
- OverFlow State:
- The state of OverFlow synchronization for files is now shown.
- Refresh Map Button:
- There is a button above the map that will refresh the layout of the map.
- Easy Stubs:
- Stubs for files are now shown in the regular map along with a new ability to add all inputs or outputs to a file with a single click.
- Remove User FIles on Logout:
- There is now an option when logging out of Flow to remove all user files and preferences.
- Stability and General Performance Improvements:
- We have identified and resolved many stability and performance related issues.
New in GridIron Flow 2.0.0 Build 18322 (Dec 7, 2010)
- Cloud Metadata and Media Synchronization:
- Flow Cloud Server now allows you to sync your metadata across machines and between users.
- You can now share and sync media assets via the cloud with 4GB of free storage space.
- Projects:
- You can create and track projects
- Projects can be shared with other Flow users so that everyone can work together and be made aware as things change.
- Enhanced, Customizable Maps:
- We have added folders into the Map view. This allows you to quickly clean up your maps.
- You can now customize the position of nodes and folders in Project Maps.
- Maps can now be navigated by expanding links in specific directions.
- System Controls:
- You can move or copy files around your system by moving nodes between folders on a map.
- Our new system browser allows you to navigate folder hierarchies in the traditional way.
- Versions:
- You can now manage all of your Flow versions from one central place in the application.
- You can quickly determine which projects or files are consuming the most version space.
- Cleaning up version files can be done at several points quickly and easily.
- You can save an old version as a new document.
- Of course, you can still revert to a previous version of a file at any time.
- Enhanced Time Management:
- We have added enhanced time tracking information, giving you time breakdowns by file, application, and project.
- You can now edit the time data associated with a file to re-assign it to other projects.
- Activities that Flow can not track (like meetings, phones calls, etc.) can be accounted for by adding custom time entries to a project.
- Other Goodies:
- The Dashboard application has been redesigned and is much less intrusive.
- Costly scanning of entire file systems has been replaced with dynamic, track-as-you-go behavior.
- The application's user interface has been revamped and its database streamlined.
- Preferences have been cleaned up and simplified.