Title

Curio 1.2 Release Notes

Article ID

AR010200


Release Date

May 12th, 2004.

Requirements

Requires Mac OS X v10.2.7 or above, with Safari.

New Features

Export

One of our most-requested features! You can now export your Curio idea spaces as PDF's, TIFF's, PNG's, JPG's, or even HTML. The HTML support is simply amazing: Idea spaces are exported as images along with all assets associated with those idea spaces. When viewed through a browser it looks like you are looking at Curio! The Organizer with thumbnail idea space previews is on your left, the selected idea space is on your right. Asset figures found on the rendered idea space can be clicked on to instantly download documents, movies, and songs, loading them within the browser if appropriate. Web URLs and jump markers (described below) also work as you would expect taking you to the web site or idea space.

Inner-Project Hyperlinks

Another frequently-requested feature! Click on a figure and choose Edit > Copy Figure as Jump Target. Then go anywhere in your project and choose Edit > Paste. A jump marker figure will be created. These look and act like any other figures — you can change its attributes, copy & paste it, or duplicate it — but after a double-click you will be instantly transported to the jump target figure. Even cooler, if you move the target, even to another idea space, the marker will still work correctly!

Back & Forward

As you move between idea spaces either manually or via jump markers, you can now use the Back and Forward menu items under Organizer to traverse your history.

Ink Services Support (requires Mac OS X 10.3 and above)

New native support for Ink Services! If the pen is in "Write Anywhere" mode Curio will automatically capture each written phrase in a writing session and turn it into a text figure in your idea space. Each item is placed right after the previous item. This makes creating word-association lists quick and simple!

Font Bigger/Smaller

We now support Bigger and Smaller under Format > Style to make the font size bigger and smaller. But the Apple standard command key shortcuts for these are Command-Plus and Command-Minus which interferes with our normal shortcuts for zoom out and in. So all of our zoom shortcuts have changed:

Actual SizeControl-Command->
Zoom InCommand->
Zoom OutCommand-<
Zoom Out to FitControl-Command-<

Other Features

Notable Fixes

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