SwiftView Version 5.2.1 Release Notes
     				7/24/2000


                    Summary of New SwiftView features:

There is a hard limit to the string length when translating SwiftView text
strings for another native language.  For short strings, the limit was an
additional 5 characters - this minimum added string length is now 40.

Added a command to disable printing and plotting.

Added a command to disable the automatic lpage 1 with an onpage command.

Added Roman 8 and Latin1 stroke glyphs to HPGL fonts. Previously the stroke 
font was limited to the ASCII character set, now it has glyphs in the 128-255 
character range for both the Latin 1 and Roman 8 symbol sets.


			     Major Bug Fixes:

sview did not select it's native langaged based on the Windows
locale setting.

Page counting was very slow in big zipped PCL files.

pcl pagesize caused a crash unless a file was ldoced first.
      
Automarkup highlighting was wrong for PCL landscape.

Multiple reuse of one macro id was failing.


			   Known New Problems:

None.

                    Details of New SwiftView features:
                               
New commands:

set output enable|disable
      The default is enable. A false value disables all printing,
      plotting, and save output ("plot ..." and "save ..." commands),
      putting up a message instead: "printing or saving this document
      is not allowed."  Note that print buttons or key assignments
      are not changed (i.e. give the message above when pressed).
      These can be completely deactivated using separate ICS commands.
      This command is new in version 5.2.1.

onpage use ... lpage on|off
       By default, onpage use ... causes an immediate lpage 1 command to
       be issued if page 1 is being defined.  If the "lpage off" option is
       given, this operation is disabled.