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### Release Notes
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### Release Notes
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This release comes with a number of new features. Here are some highlights.
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This release comes with a number of new features. These are some highlights.
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In addition to the common Markdown style formatting for bold, italic and strike through, a set of
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In addition to the common Markdown style formatting for bold, italic and strike through, a set of
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new shortcodes have been added. The shortcodes are far more flexible than the Markdown style
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new shortcodes have been added. The shortcodes are far more flexible than the Markdown style
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syntax, and can be used for more complex formatting cases. Like for instance adding emphasis to
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syntax, and can be used for more complex formatting cases. Like when you need to add multiple,
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just a part of a word. The shortcodes also allow for underline, subscript and superscript. The new
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overlapping formats, or add emphasis to just a part of a word. The shortcodes also allow for
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formats are available in the "Format" menu, and in a new toolbar in the editor that can be enabled
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underline, subscript and superscript, which the Markdown syntax does not. The new formats are
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by clicking the three dots in the top-left corner. The shortcode format was chosen because it can
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available in the "Format" menu, and in a new toolbar in the editor that can be enabled by clicking
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later be extended to include other requested features as well. Please have a look at the
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the three dots in the top--left corner. The shortcode format was chosen because it can later be
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documentation for more details about the new shortcodes.
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extended to include other requested features as well. Please have a look at the documentation for
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more details about the new shortcodes.
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The Tags and References system has also been improved. The tags themselves are no longer case
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The Tags and References system has been improved. The tags themselves are no longer case sensitive
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sensitive when you use them in references, but they are still displayed as you typed them in the
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when you use them in references, but they are still displayed as you typed them in the tag
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tag definition when they are displayed in the user interface. Starting to type the `@` symbol in
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definition when they are displayed in the user interface. Starting to type the `@` symbol in the
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the text editor, on a new line, will now also open an auto-completer menu which will display
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text editor, on a new line, will now open an auto-completer menu which will display available
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available options. It may mot display all of your tags if you have a lot of them, but starting to
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options. It may not display all of your tags if you have a lot of them, but starting to type more
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type more characters will filter the list down.
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characters will filter the list down further.
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You can now also automatically create a note file for new tags that you have added to a reference
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You can now automatically create a note file for a new tag that you have added to a reference list
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list in a document. So, if you come up with a new character while writing, and add a new tag to
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in a document, but is not yet defined in a project note. So, for instance, if you come up with a
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your `@char` references, you can right-click the new tag and create a new note for that entry.
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new character while writing, and add a new tag to your `@char` references, you can right-click the
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new tag and create a new note for that entry directly. In addition, it is now also possible to
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right-click a heading in an open document and set the item label in the project tree to match the
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heading.
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As for other features in the editor, you can now also right-click a heading in an open document and
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In addition to the changes in the editor, the "References" panel below the document viewer has also
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set the item label in the project tree to match the heading.
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been completely redesigned. It now shows all the references to the document you are viewing as a
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list, with a lot more details than before. In addition, tabs in the panel will appear to show all
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In addition to the changes in the editor, the References panel below the document viewer has also
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the tags you have defined in your notes, sorted as one tab per category. Like for instance
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been completely redesigned. I will now show all the references to the document you are viewing as a
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list with a lot more details than before. In addition, tabs in the panel will appear to show all
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the tags you have defined in your notes, sorted in one tab per category. Like for instance
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Characters, Locations, Objects, etc. You can also give each note a short description comment on the
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Characters, Locations, Objects, etc. You can also give each note a short description comment on the
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same format as the summary comments for chapters and scenes. The short description comment can be
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same format as the summary comments for chapters and scenes. The short description comment can be
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added from the "Insert" menu under "Special Comments".
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added from the "Insert" menu under "Special Comments".
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The last major change in this release is the new multi-select feature in the project tree. You can
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The last major change in this release is the new multi-select feature in the project tree. You can
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now select multiple documents and folders using the mouse while pressing `Ctrl` or `Shift`. By
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now select multiple documents and folders using the mouse while pressing `Ctrl` or `Shift`. By
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right-clicking the selected items, you can perform a limited set of operations on all of them, like
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right-clicking the selected items, you can perform a limited set of operations on all of them, like
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changing active status, and the status or importance labels. You can also drag and drop all items
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changing active status, and the status or importance labels. You can also drag and drop multiple
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selected under the condition that all the selected items are in the same folder, at the same level.
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items under the condition that all the selected items are in the same folder, at the same level.
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This restriction is in place due to limitations in the framework novelWriter is based on. But this
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This restriction is in place due to limitations in the framework novelWriter is based on. But this
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should help in cases where multiple documents need to be moved in and out of folders or between
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should help in cases where multiple documents need to be moved in and out of folders or between
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folders.
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folders. Note that adding the multi-select feature meant that the undo feature of the project tree
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had to be removed. It may be added back later.
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_These Release Notes also include the changes from the 2.2 Beta 1 and 2.2 RC 1 releases._
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_These Release Notes also include the changes from the 2.2 Beta 1 and 2.2 RC 1 releases._
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<html>
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<body>
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<body>
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<h2>Release Notes for 2.2 RC 1</h2>
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<h2>Release Notes for 2.2</h2>
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<p><i>Released on 26 November 2023</i></p>
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<p><i>Released on 17 December 2023</i></p>
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<p>This is a release candidate of the next release version, and is intended for testing purposes.
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<p>This release comes with a number of new features. These are some highlights.</p>
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Please be careful when using this version on live writing projects, and make sure you take frequent
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<p>In addition to the common Markdown style formatting for bold, italic and strike through, a set
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backups.</p>
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of new shortcodes have been added. The shortcodes are far more flexible than the Markdown style
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<p>Please check the changelog for an overview of changes. The full release notes will be added to
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syntax, and can be used for more complex formatting cases. Like when you need to add multiple,
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the final release.</p>
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overlapping formats, or add emphasis to just a part of a word. The shortcodes also allow for
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underline, subscript and superscript, which the Markdown syntax does not. The new formats are
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available in the "Format" menu, and in a new toolbar in the editor that can be enabled by clicking
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the three dots in the top–left corner. The shortcode format was chosen because it can later be
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extended to include other requested features as well. Please have a look at the documentation for
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more details about the new shortcodes.</p>
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<p>The Tags and References system has been improved. The tags themselves are no longer case
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sensitive when you use them in references, but they are still displayed as you typed them in the
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tag definition when they are displayed in the user interface. Starting to type the '@' symbol in
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the text editor, on a new line, will now open an auto-completer menu which will display available
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options. It may not display all of your tags if you have a lot of them, but starting to type more
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characters will filter the list down further.</p>
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<p>You can now automatically create a note file for a new tag that you have added to a reference
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list in a document, but is not yet defined in a project note. So, for instance, if you come up with
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a new character while writing, and add a new tag to your '@char' references, you can right-click
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the new tag and create a new note for that entry directly. In addition, it is now also possible to
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right-click a heading in an open document and set the item label in the project tree to match the
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heading.</p>
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<p>In addition to the changes in the editor, the "References" panel below the document viewer has
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also been completely redesigned. It now shows all the references to the document you are viewing as
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a list, with a lot more details than before. In addition, tabs in the panel will appear to show all
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the tags you have defined in your notes, sorted as one tab per category. Like for instance
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Characters, Locations, Objects, etc. You can also give each note a short description comment on the
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same format as the summary comments for chapters and scenes. The short description comment can be
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added from the "Insert" menu under "Special Comments".</p>
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<p>The last major change in this release is the new multi-select feature in the project tree. You
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can now select multiple documents and folders using the mouse while pressing 'Ctrl' or 'Shift'. By
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right-clicking the selected items, you can perform a limited set of operations on all of them, like
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changing active status, and the status or importance labels. You can also drag and drop multiple
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items under the condition that all the selected items are in the same folder, at the same level.
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This restriction is in place due to limitations in the framework novelWriter is based on. But this
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should help in cases where multiple documents need to be moved in and out of folders or between
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folders. Note that adding the multi-select feature meant that the undo feature of the project tree
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had to be removed. It may be added back later.</p>
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<p><i>See also the <a href="https://github.com/vkbo/novelWriter/releases">Releases</a> page.</i></p>
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<p><i>See also the <a href="https://github.com/vkbo/novelWriter/releases">Releases</a> page.</i></p>
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