2. Status Report

• Latest version: 0.20
• Last revised: 5/5/03

• Last updated on: 5/5/03

• Added ability to use lists of subjects. You can now create separate lists of subjects instead of typing subject names on an as-needed basis. For example, you can create a different list of students for each of your classes.
• Added appropriate buttons to let you edit and select subject lists.
• Added two new template commands, Slash First and Slash Last. Embedding a "slash command" in a template lets you automatically select between two alternatives. Use it to choose between pronouns like he or she. For example, a template node might contain "< He/She > needs more of < his/her > own time" along with several other similar sentences. If the Slash First button is selected, each time you select that and similar nodes, the first term will be selected. The sentence will read "He needs more of his own time". If you click Slash Last, the last term will be used for all subsequent nodes selected.

• Made minor changes to menus and toolbars.

• Added an Override Preferences button for the Template Editor. This lets you temporarily override the insertion preferences. Click this button when you want to copy and paste blocks of text from within the template editor itself. Then click the button again to resume inserting text, usually from a web site or other document, with acquisition numbers and brackets.

• Added a Browser option. When you click on a web address, the web page is loaded in your browser.
• Added ability to rename or delete projects, subjects, templates and sessions.
• Added supplemental editors, so you can copy and paste between different templates.

• Added new insertion preferences to the Template Editor. You can now choose to insert new text as node content, along with an automatically generated acquisition number. You can also choose to have inserted text material enclosed by brackets or formatted as paragraphs. These features let you quickly copy and paste material from other websites into a template.