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'Official' word is that Manifold version 7 will be released on May 15th (next Monday). From what I've gathered, Service Pack 1 for 6.5 has been pushed back and turned into 7. I'm very much looking forward to this one, can't wait to try out the Google Maps integration.
Manifold version 7 coming soon
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Posted 12 May 2006 - 05:48 AM
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The review mentions alot of database /back end improvements. Nothing about any new labelling improvements.
I am very excited about image libraries. Building image mosaics in Manifold was either tedious or required writing a script in the past, so this new functiionality may add alot of convenience.
I am very excited about image libraries. Building image mosaics in Manifold was either tedious or required writing a script in the past, so this new functiionality may add alot of convenience.
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It sounds like it will be a free upgrade for existing users too. I just hope they spent some time working on performance. I love Manifold but I often have to sit and wait for it when working on complex projects.
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Labelling improvements is all that I'm looking for. I have no other problems or no other function that I'm missing in Manifold.
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Got my copy this morning (download, the dvd's won't ship until the end of the month). Looks good so far, though I haven't had time to really dive into it.
It's a free download for people with a 6.5 license, but for $50 you can order a dvd with a load of extra goodies on it (that previously needed to be purchased separately)
It's a free download for people with a 6.5 license, but for $50 you can order a dvd with a load of extra goodies on it (that previously needed to be purchased separately)
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