• Version 6.76 (14-Jan-2005)
• Version 6.75 (7-Jan-2005)
• Version 6.74 (23-Dec-2004)
• Version 6.70 (21-Nov-2004)
• Version 6.60 (15-Sep-2004)
• Version 6.50 (5-Jun-2004)
• Version 6.40 (23-Mar-2004)
• Version 6.30 (7-Feb-2004)
• Version 6.20 (1-Jan-2004)
• Version 6.15 (17-Nov-2003)
• Version 6.10 (1-Nov-2003)
• Version 6.0 (1-Sep-2003)
• Version 5.55 (1-Aug-2003)
• Version 5.50 (1-Jun-2003)
• Version 5.40 (9-May-2003)
• Version 5.36 (22-Apr-2003) Patch
• Version 5.35 (7-Apr-2003)
• Version 5.30 (23-Mar-2003)
• Version 5.25 (12-Feb-2003)
• Version 5.22 (23-Jan-2003)
• Version 5.20 (5-Jan-2003)
• Version 5.10 (17-Nov-2002)
• Version 5.0 (3-Sep-2002)
• Versions 3.0 (12-Sep-2000) ... 4.60 (24-Jun-2002)
• Versions 2.0 (1-Dec-1998) ... 2.31 (12-Jun-2000)

Patches

Version 6.76 (patch 6) 14-Jan-2005

Version 6.75 (patch 5) 7-Jan-2005

• Spelling - now it is not required to keep spell dictionary in alternative encodings.
• Search and Replace strings.
• Gather
• Bookmarks Dialog.
• copying to/from clipboard.

Version 6.74 (patch 4) 23-Dec-2004

Version 6.73 (patch 3) 3-Dec-2004

Version 6.72 (patch 2) 1-Dec-2004

1. DVI Forward Search: Improved Selecting imported figures after jumping from editor to viewer.
2. Support Image Decode for indexed images (problem appeared in 6.71).
3. DVIPS Type 3 fonts embedding bug fixed.
4. Refined DVIPS output (keep restricted line length in font embedding - /OtherSubrs)
   

Version 6.71 (patch 1) 25-Nov-2004

1. PDF Generation new option CMYK Output forces conversion RGB/Gray colors into CMYK color space.
2. Moving move with pressed SHIFT displays mouse position relative to location where it was when SHIFT has been pressed (instead of top left corner of page). It is useful to estimate distance between elements on page.
3. Fixed handling Image Decode for bi-level images.
4. Fixed bug in implementing `plotfile' special (PSFig uses it).

Version 6.70 (21-Nov-2004)

1. DVI Forward/Reverse Search - Improvements in Character Precision Source Info Tracking
2. Support for JPEG/CMYK Images
3. Updated TeX4HT
4. Updated Modules
5. Earlier Patches

DVI Forward/Reverse Search - Improvements in Character Precision Source Info Tracking

1. It avoids jumping into STY and AUX files.
   This feature is implemented by protecting source information generated before eating of \begin{document} LaTeX command. This feature is activated only in case when \begin{document} command is appeared at beginning of a line. So, inserting just space character before the \begin{document} command enables jumping into STY and AUX files, that may be useful for debugging a packages.
2. It links bounding boxes of imported graphics with proper location of source.
   So, double click (or choosing the `Go to TeX Source' option of context menu) under imported graphics jumps to location of source where figure import command (for example \includgraphics) is appeared.
   `Options/Show Bounding Boxes' menu option enables displaying Bounding Boxes of imported graphics.

Support for JPEG/CMYK Images (V 6.63 - 04/10/23, Private)

1. Support of JPEG/CMYK Images.
   Two new file types (.jpeg-cmyk and .jpg-cmyk) has been introduced to provide correct conversion of of JPEG/CMYK images at HTML generation. It is required because, TeX4HT convertor just copies JPEG images into output directory without any conversion. However, most of WWW browsers supports only JPEG/RGB images. So, that converting JPEG/CMYK at making HTML pages is desired. Using these new extensions for JPEG files will force conversion to image formats suitable for every WWW browser.
   For another output (View, Print, PDF, SVG, HTML/PNG), there is no difference in handling of JPEG/RGB and JPEG/CMYK images.
2. Improved support of PCX/BW images.

Updated TeX4HT (V 6.64 - 04/11/05, Private)

Updated Modules

Earlier Patches

Version 6.62 (15-Oct-2004)

1. DVIEW font highlighting identifies differently scaled fonts.
2. Fixed \Pause command in svg-beta.sty
3. Fixed problem with installing graphics.bkz after bkmtex.exe

Version 6.61 (5-Oct-2004)

1. setrgbcolor, sethsbcolor, setcmykcolor, reversepath PS operators..
2. hyperlinks with mixed cases (shell.pro, pdf.pro).

Version 6.60 (15-Sep-2004)

1. General Update of LaTeX and Contributed Packages
2. Document Template Library and Document Properties
3. Another Improvements
4. Update - Important Information

General Update of LaTeX and Contributed Packages

Configuration of Graphics and Color packages has been changed.
Now we supply `dvips.def' driver extended by advanced BaKoMa TeX features instead of supplying own driver such as `BaKoMa6.def' This change has been inspired by such fact that several packages check currently used driver to determine way of operation. Commonly, they check `dvips' driver to enable using Postscript specials. One most important case is xcolor package, which is used today by several most popular packages (PSTricks, Prosper, etc.)

Document Template Library and Document Properties

Document Properties dialog is displayed after desired template is chosen. This dialog lets you choose document class options in friendly way. For some document classes preview of some options is provided. For example, for Prosper package, it provides preview of chosen background style. In fact, it is very convenient to choose desired style for your slides.

In advance, Document Properties dialog may be launched anytime later via `Insert|Document Properties' menu command.

Another Improvements

• PDF2EPS: support for compressed ATM compatible fonts, clipping of XObject/Form, and searching PDF on the figure path.
• DVI Viewer Status Bar shows mouse position information: page number, offset from top left corner, hyper link under the cursor; and menu tips.
• Fixed hanging in opening *.AUX files.
• Update Document TAB after saving document via `File/Save As...'.
• Added '/a{moveto}B' to DVIEW PS prologs for compatibility with different macro packages (for example PGF and Beamer).

Update of BaKoMa TeX

• quicksetup.exe
• programs/bkmtex.exe
• fonts/psfonts.bkz
• macros/latex2e.bkz and macros/latexdoc.bkz
• macros/graphics.bkz

New LaTeX has changes whose may violate functionality of some macro packages. One of known is `footbib' - it says about changed output routine.
In this reason, we recommend to install BaKoMa TeX with new LaTeX into new directory to simplify roll back.

Version 6.50 (5-Jun-2004)

1. Omega Font Metrics (OFM) from unicoded OpenType and TrueType fonts.
2. Math Fonts in OT1 and OML encodings.

Omega Font Metrics (OFM)

\usepackage[UT1]{fontenc}
\renewcommand{\rmdefault}{mns} % `mns' - family choosen in generation time.

In advance, set of TFM files is generated so that every Unicode slot is placed into separate TFM file. In such way, these fonts may be also used in Standard (La)TeX by using such packages as UCS or CJK, whose provide access to different unicode slots via different TFM files.
However, we do not provide any hints for configuring UCS and/or CJK packages for these fonts. Learn documentation for these packages.

Math Fonts

% NOTE: `mns' - family choosen in generation time.
\DeclareSymbolFont{letters}{OML}{mnsx}{m}{it}
\SetSymbolFont{letters}{bold}{OML}{mnsx}{bx}{it}
\DeclareSymbolFont{operators}{OT1}{mnsx}{m}{n}
\SetSymbolFont{operators}{bold}{OT1}{mnsx}{bx}{n}

Fixed Bugs Reported by Users.

• \href{mailto:...}{text} now works in DVI and PDF as well as others.
• DVI Inverse Search from Prosper overlays makes correct jump to overlay source.

Version 6.40 (23-Mar-2004)

• Dynamical Preview -- Dual Cursor.
• DVI Forward/Reverse Search -- Character Precision Positioning.
• DVI Mouse Tools -- Text Selection.
• Language Support Packages.

Dynamical Preview -- Dual Cursor.

Farthermore, DVI window is not only for preview now. When caret is flashing in DVI window you can use arrow keys to move it inside DVI window. In this case text window will have static caret which will be moved synchroniously with caret in DVI window. SHIFT+arrow keys or Text Select Tool lets you select desired region in DVI window, which will be automatically propagated to text window.

Farthermore, in DVI window you can enter characters and press such keys as BkSp, Del, and all other keys not reserved by DVI Viewer. These keys will be passed into text editor so that changed text will be automatically reprocessed by TeX and redisplayed in DVI window. In fact, it will looks such that you edit your document directly in DVI window.

This feature of Dynamical Preview may be useful to edit formulas, tabular's, tabbing's, etc.

DVI Forward/Reverse Search -- Character Precision Positioning.

• `DVI Reverse Search' may be invoked from DVI viewer window by using:
  • Go to TeX Source option of context menu,
  • Double-click by left mouse button.
• `DVI Forward Search' may be invoked from text editor window by using:
  • Go to DVI Page option of context menu,
  • TeX|View Around option of main menu or viar toolbar.

DVI Mouse Tools -- Text Selection.

Text Select is new tool (other tools was available in slightly another way).
Commonly, this tool is useful in Dynamical Preview mode.
However, in basic preview mode it may be useful to extract example codes from manuals coming in DVI format.
So, in BaKoMa TeX almost all documentation comes in DVI format to minimize size of distribution.

Supported TeX Processors.

• Standard TeX - new features are fully supported.
• Omega
  Dual cursor in dynamical preview isn't supported.
  DVI Forward/Reverse Search is supported with word precision.
  To activate this feature you must insert at beginning of your document following code:

  \ifx\charspecials\undefined\else
    \message{Enables Omega source info specials}%
    \charspecials=1% You may increase special interval at cost of precision.
  \fi
  

• e-TeX - currently, new features are not supported.

Language Support Packages.

• Czech - CSLaTeX, CSPlain, and CS-Fonts for typesetting Czech and Slovak
• Phonetic - TIPA for typesetting International Phonetic Alphabet.
• Polish - PLaTeX, MeX, PLPS, Antykwa, QFonts for typesetting Polsish.
  
• Runes - AllRunes for typesetting almost all runes.
• Russian - CMCyr, PSCyr and others for typesetting Russian.

NOTE: European languages such as English, German, Spanish, French, and other languages
covered by T1 encoding are supported by LaTeX Babel package (included into QuickSetup)
without an additional modules.

In future, this directory will be extended to support another languages.

Version 6.30 (7-Feb-2004)

Importing PDF - Release

\includegraphics[page=47]{pdfspec14.pdf}

• Imported PDF files are available for all type of output:
  shown on Display, printed on (even non Postscript) Printers, and converted into generated PDF, SVG, HTML, and PostScript (by using DVIPS).
• In imported PDF files all embedded basic fonts are supported:
  Type 1 (both ATM and CFF), Multiple Master Instances, Type 3, and TrueType.
  However, CID fonts are unsupported yet.
• All Color Spaces, Patterns, Shadings, Shaded Patterns, Forms, and other page description features are supported.

In advance, we have added `\pdfliteral' command into graphicx package. In fact, it is defined in BaKoMa specific driver for graphicx package. This command allows drawing a graphics by using PDF page description commands. This feature isn't restricted by PDF generation. Graphics drawn by `\pdfliteral' command will be visible on display and printer, and it will be well converted into SVG, HTML, and PostScript. Of cource, this command isn't so powerful as Postscript sprcials. However, `\pdfliteral' command may be useful for porting some macro package hardly related on PDF output.

Graphics

• Color Space support is compliant with PostScript Level 3.
• Filter Set is compliant with PostScript Level 3.
• Fixed zoom distortion on non standard displays under Windows XP.
  Some notebooks have display geometry 8/5 instead of standard 4/3.
• Improved managing large truecolor images (i.e. 2048x1536 and more) under Windows XP.
• Improved handling margins by DVIBook (DVIEW:File|Arrange Pages)

Version 6.20 (1-Jan-2004)

• Fancy DVI Page Layout - Continuous View
• Importing more Graphical Formats - FIG, PDF
• Improved Font Support
• New Packages

Fancy DVI Page Layout - Continuous View

• Single Page,
• Continuous,
• Facing,
• Continuous - Facing, and also ...
• Highlighted Fonts - Single Page is replacement for Font Highlighting feature.

Importing more Graphical Formats - FIG, PDF

Importing FIG files.

Importing PDF files. [Preliminary implementation]

Support for importing PDF files is yet not complete.
There are following unsupported features: Embedded CFF and TrueType fonts, Separation and DeviceN color spaces, shading patterns, Postscript generation by using DVIPS.
However, all these features will be supported in next version.

Improved Font Support

• Support TrueType fonts without Postscript glyph names.
  It uses standard glyph names according to unicode. If name is not defined synthetic name in form `uniXXXX' is used.
• Support for outlined fonts configured for DVIPS via `/PainType 2 store'.
• Force reading Font metrics from TTF-file for all TrueType fonts, even when using TFM file is specified.

New Packages

• TeXsis format has been added on request of users.

Version 6.15 (17-Nov-2003)

Improvements:

• Updated most of LaTeX packages.
• Prosper was updateted and refined to use transparency for item bullets.
  This feature is often noticable in moving the bullets over a gradients.
• Fixed Bugs:
  • `image' Postscript operator failure;
  • wrong import of 16-bit PCX files (PCX2EPS).

Updated Modules:

To minimize downloading BaKoMa TeX may be updated by using two following modules:

• programs/bkmtex.exe [8.8 MB] - BaKoMa TeX 6.15 itself (includes bug fixing).
• macros/latex2e.bkz [6.4 MB] - includes all updated LaTeX packages.

Version 6.10 (1-Nov-2003)

Graphics

• Support of transparent background in imported GIF files.
• Support of Color Key Masked Images - Type 4 (Postscript Level 3)
• Import of animated GIF into SVG as animated image.
• Import multi-page Postscript into SVG as animated graphics - every page is translated as frame.
• More customization in Navigation Bar added at SVG generation: Size, colors.

BibEdit

• Refined disappering comment subwindow in adding new fields and resizing window.
• Added Rename command for changing entry key and field name.

Version 6.0 (1-Sep-2003)

Using ATM built in Windows 2000 and XP to render Postscript Type 1 fonts.

• In comparison with direct installation under ATM, all Type 1 fonts (even without PFM and ATM incompatible) may be used.
• Also, fonts don't overload font menus of another programs,
  because fonts are installed when they are needed and they are deinstalled after exiting BaKoMa TeX.
• In comparison with conversion into TrueType, advantage is avoiding recomputing character outlines and hints.
  In practice it means using ATM built-in into Windows 2000 and XP.

Dialog opened by `Options|Font Convertor Cache' editor command lets you control some features of conversion into OTF.
NOTE: When Antialiasing is enabled we recommend disable ForceBold. In opposite, when antialiasing is disabled we recommend to enable ForceBold.

Animated Presentations - Interactive features in SVG.STY.

• New animation type highlight lets you specify objects whose are highlighted when mouse cursor is over them.
• New environment: interactiveitemize creates itemize in which items animation is started after clicking on bullet.
• We provide new SVG.STY Quick Tour in form of animated presentation which is available in Samples directory.
  LaTeX source of this document may be found in Samples/Slides subdirectory of installed BaKoMa TeX.

Updated Modules

To minimize downloading BaKoMa TeX may be updated by using two following modules:

• programs/bkmtex.exe [8.8 MB] - BaKoMa TeX 6.0 itself
• fonts/psfonts.bkz [3.9 MB] - Fixed FontBBox in xipass10.pfb font. It is crucial for displaying Type1 fonts via OTF.

Version 5.55 (1-Aug-2003)

Most important improvement in BaKoMa TeX 5.55 is optimized embedding of gradient fills into generated SVG and PDF. Gradient fills are often used for Presentations, for example by nice styles of Prosper package. Most noticeable effect of optimization is in generated SVG:

• generated files are much smaller,
• they are displayed much faster (by any SVG Viewer),
• gradients looks much better (in many SVG Viewers),
• animations running over optimized gradients work much faster.

Optimization was done in two points:

1. implementation of `shfill' (Postscript Level 3) operator, which is efficiently converted into PDF and SVG;
2. extending of PST-GRAD.PRO (see BaKoMa/DVIPS directory) to use `shfill' operator when it is available.

Minor improvements: HyperRef configuration, gradients generated by PST-SLPE package.

Version 5.50 (1-Jun-2003)

BaKoMa TeX supports SVG transparently.

You needn't even recompile your documents.
Any DVI file may be saved as SVG by using `File|Generate SVG...' DVI Viewer menu command.
SVG output is compatible with another output formats (PDF, PS, HTML, View, and Print) so, that the same graphical formats, font formats, and other features are supported.
In details:

• All TeX Formats (LaTeX 2e, LaTeX 2.09, AmSTeX, Plain TeX, etc.) are supported.
• TeX extensions (e-TeX and Omega) are supported.
• ALL LaTeX packages (including PSTricks, PSFrag, graphics (psfig), draftcopy, etc.) are supported.
• Graphical formats: EPS, JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, PCX, MSP, BMP, WMF, EMF, HPGL, and DXY are supported.
• More generally, Any imported or embedded Postscript is supported.
• Hyperref is supported, including outline and links. For \Acrobatmenu most general commands (such as NextPage or PrevPage) are supported.
• Popular presentation packages: Prosper, PDFScreen, PDFSlide, Seminar, etc. are supported. The existing presentations can be enhanced by adding animation.
• All Font Types: OpenType (OTF/TTF), TrueType, Postscript Type1 (including MM), Postscript Type 3, and TeX PK are supported.

Adding animations to generated SVG

General approach for adding animations is in using SVG-special which is used in SVG generation, but ignored for other output formats.
SVG-special has syntax: \special{svg:...}
Body (...) of SVG-special will be send to SVG output, with proper wrapping groups managed by BaKoMa TeX.
There is simple example:

   \special{svg:<g opacity="0">
      <animate attributeType="CSS" attributeName="opacity" 
         from="0" to="1" fill="freeze" 
         begin="0s" dur="2s"/>}%
      This text should be appeared in 2 seconds
   \special{svg:</g>}

Alternative approach is in extending Postscript interpreter by svgmark operator.
This operator may be used inside \special{ps: ...} special or inside Postscript graphics.
Previous example may be recoded with svgmark:

   [ /opacity 0 /g true svgmark
   [ /attributeType /CSS /attributeName /opacity
     /from 0 /to 1 /fill /freeze
     /begin 0 /dur 2 /animate svgmark
      (This text should be appeared in 2 seconds) show
   [ /g false svgmark

Version 5.40 (9-May-2003)

Updated TeX and Omega

• Updated TeX for version 3.141592.
• Updated Omega for version 1.23.5 based on TeX 3.141592.
  This implementation (in comparison with previous one) supports:
  • Dynamical Preview;
  • DVI Search marks generation;
  • Automatical generation of BB-files for imported graphics;
  In other words, Omega supports all features as TeX and e-TeX, except of TCX, because it has own transliteration feature.

Graphics

• TrueType fonts (Type42) embedded into imported Postscript graphics (Postscript Level 3).
• FlateDecode filter (Postscript Level 3).
• Import of Enhanced Metafiles (EMF).
  Geometry is calculated automatically. In this reason, to import EMF just \includegraphics{foo.emf} is enough.
• Refined handling of Omega Unicoded fonts (OFM/OVF).

Version 5.36 (22-Apr-2003)

Fixed eventual crashing of DVI Viewer at reopenning files.

Version 5.35 (7-Apr-2003)

Main improvement is support of Expert fonts by Font Setup Wizard: small caps, old style figures, and other glyphs from Expert encoding are supported. In advance, for OpenType and TrueType fonts direct access to TS1 glyphs (such as Euro) is supported. Fonts with glyphs from expert encoding are generated with suffixes: 9e (T1), 9t (OT1), and 9c (TS1). Conventionally, these fonts are accessed via LaTeX font family with suffix `x'. So, for example, to access expert fonts, you must use `\fontfamily{padx}' instead of `\fontfamily{pad}'.

NOTE:
ATM compatible (PFB/PFA) expert fonts comes in two font files. First have standard encoding, and second has Expert encoding. For such fonts installation order is important. Font with expert encoding should be installed after font with standard encoding. In other case expert encodings T1 (*9e), OT1 (*9t), and TS1 (*9c) will be missed.

Version 5.30 (23-Mar-2003)

• Fonts - Support for OpenType fonts with Postscript outlines (OTF)
• PDF - Searchable PDF (ToUnicode CMAPs)
• Other Improvements

Fonts - Support for OpenType fonts with Postscript outlines (OTF)

To install OTF-fonts under BaKoMa TeX user can use Font Setup Wizard available via: `Options|Install OpenType, TrueType, and Postscript fonts for (La)TeX' text editor menu command. The wizard properly do configuring fonts, generating proper TFM files; and creating/updating LaTeX Font Definition (FD) files. In other words, it enables using your OTF-fonts for LaTeX documents in almost one-click.

Advanced feature of BaKoMa TeX is that OTF-fonts may be used also under Windows 95, 98 and NT 4.0 (even without ATM installed) for preview and print on any Windows supported printer.

OTF-fonts are properly used for generating PDF and Postscript files.

Another improvements in Font Setup Wizard

• Improved updating of FD-files: handling `\endinput', copying modified files to LOCAL tree, that avoids forgetting user fonts added to common FD-files.
• Win 9x skewing support - new option in Font Setup Wizard.
  It enables work around for displaying slanted fonts under Windows 95/98. Commonly, this option is checked automatically, when it is needed. Under Windows XP/2000 this option will be always checked off. To produce font configuration suitable for several systems (for example Windows 2000 and 98) we recommend to install fonts under Windows 98.

PDF - Searchable PDF (ToUnicode CMAPs)

This feature is implemented via embeding into PDF file ToUnicode CMAPs, whose map characters of every text font to unicode codes. These CMAPs are generated automatically from font encodings. In this reason, this feature works for fonts with custom encodings. It works without any additional packages.

Other Improvements

• `Insert|Indexing Stuffs' lets you choose Index Style for current document. In advance, it forces automatical running of MakeIndex after every TeXing, and marking inserted commands with bookmark #9.

TeX4HT improvements:

1. Improved appearance of imported graphics in HTML4 output mode.
   Imported graphics is split into two classes: (1) directly copyed images (GIF, PNG, JPEG) and (2) converted images (Postscript, TIFF, BMP, WMF, etc.).
   Copyed images are inserted into HTML documents with scaling, derived from `includegrapics' parameters. In this reason, they are inserted in such way that clicking the image in HTML document will show the image in natural size.
   Converted figures are inserted into HTML without additional scaling, because they are properly scaled at conversion. Farthermore, avoiding additional scaling noticably improves image quality.
2. Fixed copying images from Common Picture Directory.
3. Sets background color in css to keep it consistent with background of images, because browsers may have own defaults.
4. Fixed tabbing translated via picture in HTML4 output mode.

1. Updated Mathematica support, added styles: wrisym, notebook2e, and notebook.
2. Buffer overflow (RunPL) at launching TeX4HT for documents in too deep directories.
3. External links opened in HTML, generated by DVI2HTML, now overloads frameset, to avoid mixing outline of one document with referenced document.
4. Fixed translating of URL directories (terminated by `/') to PDF and HTML (DVI2HTML). Sometime they was mixed with generic links.
5. Added Belleek fonts to PSFONTS.BKZ

1. Saving settings under accounts with names which include international symbols.
2. Changed format of date embedded into PDF file (Now use D:20030123....)
3. Fixed configuration for BibEdit (Win98 limitations)
4. Refined Outline generation in DVI2HTML (corporating bugs)
5. Refined configuration of cyrillic (LH) fonts for TeX4HT.
6. Fixed driver for HyperRef package (Extra `}' before \begin{equation}).
7. Recent Files List is reimplemented via dialog.

• User Interface
• BibEdit - New Application
• DVI Viewer
• TeX4HT

• Font Setup Wizard (`Options|Install TrueType/Postscript fonts for (La)TeX' menu)
  • supports installation of Postscript Type 1 in advance to TrueType/OpenType fonts.
  • works faster, because of using dynamic update of ls-R files.

• `Complete Word' (Ctrl+Enter) LaTeX Syntax completion command.
  Our implementation of this command is context sensitive. So, if you try to complete string `\...' dictionary with LaTeX commands is used. If you try to complete `\begin{...' dictionary with LaTeX environment names is used.
  In case of collision completion dialog is displayed. This dialog lets you to (1) add your favorite commands; (2) removes unuseful commands to minimize collisions; (3) define default arguments for environments, extra suffixes for LaTeX commands, and default package options.
  After completion of such commands as `\cite', `\ref', `\pageref', `\includegraphics', and `\usepackage' you can press Ctrl+Enter again to launch proper wizard which will help you to choose arguments for the command.
  Advanced users may add handling of additional commands via PLUG_INS.
• `LaTeX Environment ...' (Alt+Enter) now it is implemented as dialog instead of submenu (as in previous versions). Advantages: (1) you can add/remove environments immediately in dialog (2) you can modify default arguments for environment. This command shares the same dictionary which is used for complete LaTeX environment by `Complete Word' command. Farthermore, all GUI buttons and popup menus uses this dictionary to get default environment arguments.
  If you want to bind some favorite environment to some keystrokes, we recommend to record they into Macro, and then assign desired key for this recorded macro. Another way is in binding it in Centaur.MNU file like to `verbatim' environment.
• `Edit Bibliography ...'
  Searches bibliography in your document. If it comes from BIB-files it launches BibEdit program. If it is defined in `thebibliography' environment it just opens it. If nothing is found, it opens dialog which helps you to create Bibliography list in your document.
• `\cite' (Alt+C) command launches Citation Wizard (when bibligraphy is embedded into your document with thebibliography environment) or BibEdit (when Bibliography comes from BIB files) at second call. The way is the same as with referencing commands. First call inserts `\cite{}' command at cursor location, and second call finds that it is already inserted and then lets you way to insert bibliography key for required document.
• `Insert Indexing Stuffs' command inserts into your document makeidx, \makeindex, and `\printindex' commands in one click.
  
• `\ref' (Ctrl+R) and `\pageref' (Ctrl+P) commands launch Referencing Wizard at second call. It is because, at second call, the command is already around the cursor, but referencing commands can't be included in each other. Referencing Wizard shows all labels defined in your document, including these whose are defined in included files. It lets you select desired label and insert it into your document by pressing Enter key.
• `Graphics|Graphics File' (inserts `\includegraphics') detects that cursor is already under some `\includegraphics' command and edit it instead of inserting another command.

• Edits several BIB files simultaneously, that is very useful to handle situation when `\bibliography' command includes several files.
• Easy to use - Help window provides user with useful hints for every editing mode;
• Provide user with hints for preparing fields of different types;
• Field keys chroma coding is used to distinguish Required, Optional, and Ignored fields.
• Tells user when one or more mandatory (Required) fields are missed.
• Quick insertion of reference on string into the currently edited field;
• Quick insertion of citation of the currently selected entry into your document.

• Support for colorlinks option of HyperRef package.
• `Document Properties|Outline' (DVIEW) - more robust refreshing outline.
• `File|Read PDF' and `File|View Postscript' (DVIEW) commands check existing and date of PDF/PS file to suggest user (re)generate it if one is absent or older then DVI file.
• `File|Edit Source TeX File' (DVIEW) command is disabled when TeX source isn't available for currently opened DVI file. In advance, it works with non standard file extensions (DTX, DRV, LTX, etc.). Also, cursor isn't jumped into beginning of file if file is already opened.
• Fixed Problem with mishandling negative deltas by ExtTextOut under Win98.
  The problem was found in pictures with Accurate/Readable output mode [Thanks Oliver].
• Handling kerning in Readable mode was refined.

• Copying imported PNG and GIF images into TeX4HT subdirectory (texmf/tex/latex/tex4ht/tex4ht.fix).

• User Interface
• Graphics
• Fonts

• Font Setup Wizard for installing TrueType/OpenType fonts under BaKoMa TeX.
  `Options|Install TrueType fonts for (La)TeX'editor menu command opens a dialog to choose TrueType fonts files.
  In advance Drop and Drag may be used to install a fonts.
  The Wizard does following:
  • Configures TrueType font for use it under BaKoMa TeX.
  • Generates proper TFM and VF files.
  • Creates/Updates FD-files.
  In other words, this tool makes everithing to use TrueType font in LaTeX.
  In future, support for Postscript Type 1 fonts will be added.
• Fixed several problems under Windows 98: Alt+Space, docking crash, exit crash (Thanks NNN).
• Undo buffer size may be defined in `Options|Editing Settings' dialog.
  NOTE: It does not effect the currently opened files. To appaly it reopen a files.
• Refined switching between windows under Windows XP.
• Document Info and Outline defined in Document Properties dialog have immediate effect. Reopenning DVI file isn't required.

• Improved handling of fig2dev output (target combination: `clippath + ... clip').
• Refined handling of complex clip pathes (GDI).
• Refined stroking on display (GDI) meterlimit, linecap, etc.
• Added support for arbitrary transformed text (skewing, reflection), rotated/skewed bitmaps, and elliptical pens (GDI).
  These features are implemented via World Transformation that is supported in Windows NT/2000/XP. In this reason under Windows 95/98 these features are not supported, but some approximation is displayed.
  `DVIEW:Options|Viewer Preferences|Display|Mark mistransformed objects by red frame' option enables marking such approximated objects by red frames.
• Improved text output in Accurate and Readable modes. Fixed problem with using Readable mode under Windows 95/98.
• Fixed CropBox in PDF files generated with Prosper package (Thanks Oliver).

• Mathematica fonts are ready to use (TFM/VF/FD and STY files are included)
  Encoding vectors for some fonts was fixed. We recommend to erase Type 1 Font Cache (var\fonts\type1) directory, after updating BaKoMa TeX.
• Pazo fonts - fixed encoding definition.
• BBDING10 font was updated by Type1 version [LATEX2E.BKZ] (Thanks Ivan).
• BG font was updated for elliptical pens [GAMES.BKZ].

• Programs/BKMTEX.EXE (BaKoMa TeX 5.10)
• Macros/LATEX2E.BKZ (BBDING10, Elsevier, Prosper)
• Macros/LATEXDOC.BKZ (related documentattion)
• Macros/GAMES.BKZ (BG Type 3 font)
• Fonts/PSFONTS.BKZ (Pazo Font Encoding)

• (La)TeX to HTML Conversion
• Dynamical Preview Improvenets
• Window Docking
• Misc

• `TeX|Generate HTML ...' text editor menu command lets you launch `TeX4HT' convertor with numerous options.
• `File|Generate HTML ...' DVI viewer menu command lets you convert pages of a DVI file into PNG files wrapped into navigation HTML pages. This approach is useful for documents with complex graphics. such as slides.

• New flexible way for managing windows provide much more optimal use of display space in Dynamical Preview mode. So, console and DVI window may be reattached to different edges of main window. Commonly it is based on new Docking approach.
• TeX Daemon is running in separate console. It enables running TeX (or another utilities) without terminating Dynamical Preview.
• Text in Dynamical Preview window is automatically justified into the window.
• GUI Control Bar was extended to simplify Visual Design of math formulas with help of Dynamical Preview.

• Console Window
• Messages Window
• Any DVI Window !!!

In advance, BaKoMa TeX 5.0 introduces different consoles for compiling regular documents (Console), for Dynamical Preview TeX Daemon (Console-B), and for generating Postscript files (Console-G). This approach enables: (1) choosing different docks for running these processes, and (2) compiling entire document without stopping Dynamical Preview.

Sizes of window docks may be adjusted under Docking tab of dialog opened by `Options|Appearance ...' editor menu command. You can specify which dock will occupy bottom corner of the editor window. So, for example, right bottom corner may be occupied by right dock or bottom dock. Height of bottom dock and width of other docks may be adjusted by dragging rulers whose divide docks from another window space.

Top dock is slightly non standard object. It is positioned at right top corner of editor window. It shares top area of window with control bars. It have height equal to accumulative height of all visible control bars. Width of this dock may be adjusted by dragging ruler which split top window space between control bars and this dock. This dock is small dock. However, it may be useful for managing Console Window and Messages Window on large display, that will save a lot of space for another tasks. Of course, on small displays, where control bars occupy entire display width (or about it) this dock is unuseful.

In other side, there is option to force right dock to occupy location of top dock when top dock is absent. This option, may be useful for users who want to keep DVI Viewer window inside editor window.

Docking for Dynamical Preview.

If your display is large enough, we recommend you redock Console-B window to TOP dock, to take more space for text windows. In other side, in case of small display, you can redock console window to bottom dock, so it will be overlapped with DVI window. However, in this solution you will need to use dock tabs to switch between these windows.

Misc

• Bookmarks (NEW): all commands are available via `Search' editor menu.
  Features: (1) they are displayed at the left edge of the text editing window; (2) bookmark positions are adjusted at text editing; (3) bookmarks are saved when file is saved.
• Pasting Images (Edit|Paste): image analysing was accelerated.
• DVI Search: now highlights destination in DVI File by yellow ruler. Commonly, it highlights entire paragraphs. However, it is better, then entire page.
• Toolbars: flat buttons, extended GUI Bars.
• GUI Bar builder: popup menus, keystroke shortcuts.
• Generating Postscript: fixed compatibility with Acrobat Distiller.
• Dialogs: some of them are joined to tabbed dialogs, more consistent design, tooltips for all dialog controls.
• View PDF: is made via Acrobat DDE to avoid PDF locking.