What's new in JPdfBookmarks 2.0.0
Sep 22, 2009
- The graphical interface is completely changed and also the command line interface now is extended
- It now permits to save and apply bookmarks colors and styles and the open/closed state of the bookmark.
- You can even change the separators used to dump bookmarks attributes to the text file.
New in JPdfBookmarks 1.2.3 (Mar 10, 2009)
- This release fixes a bug present in previous versions that caused the bookmarks to stop working after the pdf was 'linearized' with an external program like Acrobat Pro or similar
New in JPdfBookmarks 1.2.2 (Dec 5, 2008)
- Using the program from the command line, the titles of bookmarks could not contain
- a '/' character in the previous releases, this was a bug, in fact the
- program was not able to distinguish the slash used in the title from the one used to
- indicate the page number. Now you can use slashes in your titles and lines like
- "Paragraph 2.4 Add/Remove Pages/23" will be accepted as valid.
- Now when you select multiple bookmarks the 'Apply' and 'Reset'
- buttons are enabled also if you don't make modifications, giving you the
- possibility to apply the attributes of the first selected bookmarks to all the
- others. If you press 'Apply' you can select which attributes of the first
- bookmark you want to propagate to the others, if you change your mind press
- 'Reset' to disable the buttons before making a new selection.
- Again if you select multiple bookmarks and press 'Apply', in the dialog
- to select which attributes to modify, there is a new option to shift the pages of
- each bookmark by a certain amount, positive or negative. This can be useful if you
- are working on a pdf that is still growing or shrinking, now you are able to adjust
- the target pages with a single action by adding or subtracting the number of pages
- inserted or removed.
- You can quickly expand or collapse all the bookmarks nodes using the keyboard
- shortcuts CTRL+E and CTRL+P or using the menu items 'View->Expand All'
- and 'View->Collapse All'.
- On Windows using the program from the command line was very difficult. Now the
- Windows installation program adds the installation directory to the user
- "PATH" variable and installs a second executable file called
- jpdfbookmarks_cli that you can use from the command prompt inside any directory.
New in JPdfBookmarks 1.2.1 (Aug 2, 2008)
- This new release adds one major feature which is the possibility to modify several bookmarks with one unique action, and resolve a bug affecting users running java runtime 5.