The new release if finally out. One if its main features is the long-awaited support for importing and exporting of CSV (character separated values) files. There are also various usability improvements like remembering all windows’ positions and remembering the last used directory. The issues with some Linux installations have also been fixed. Check out the […]
New features in the current development version:
Added importing and exporting of CSV (character separated values) files
Added a new error dialog which shows a lot more information about the exact cause of a failure
Added a new about dialog which shows more information like license and Java runtime properties
If you’re wondering what’s already been implemented into the current development version, you can grab it from SVN or now also check the updated changelog. The list only shows completed stuff and I will try to keep that list up to date. There are still some more features coming until the next release: I also […]
If you’re reading this by visiting the site you might have already noticed the big news: jMemorize has it’s own domain now! For those that are reading this by using the clever RSS-feed, don’t worry. The feed URL stays the same, so no need to update anything.
While at it I’ve installed a Wiki. It hasn’t […]
Well.. my computer science diploma thesis kept me busier than I thought. The good news is that after about 10 months I’m finally done with it, which allows me to invest more time into jMemorize. To make the next release of jMemorize (v1.0rc2) worth while I’ve decided to fix some more issues than just the […]