Flying Logic Professional full changelog

Bug Fixes:
Glitch in animating changes in very wide or tall graphs resolved.
Main menu Group Color submenu items now display colored icons once again.
Missing scripting variables involving project management: startTime and finishTime.

Bug Fixes:
Zoom to Fit and greater than 400% Zoom Out works again for large documents.
The current default annotation font is now properly used when a new annotation is typed.
Find function properly centers elements selected in graph.
When licensing dialog is visible, opening of new documents is deferred to avoid an exception.
Optimized MSProject import of summary tasks — extraneous edges no longer added.
Setting a resource to 0% units no longer causes an exception when exporting in MS Project.

Bug Fixes:
Adding a new symbol also changes the symbol of the target.
Path in Mac file dialog more accurately represents previous path.
Preferred start and finish dates are exported into MSProject as constraints.
The color of problem date values in entities now varies in the intensity of red to enhance readability.

Bug Fixes:
Finish-to-Start project scheduling now ensures tasks start as early as reasonable.
Eliminated the occasional overlapping of start and finish dates for tasks with resources.
Auto-recovery of a document created from an examples or template now works.

Entity symbols are once again properly rendered in “printing” contexts including export.
“ReadOnly” preference that hides options to purchase the app when unlicensed. Can only be changed using external scripts.

Made login flow more intuitive.

New Features:
Entity titles can now have line breaks! To start a new line, type ALT-Enter or Opt-Enter.
When you’re clicking between documents, your Zoom level is now preserved.
Even more selection operations in the Edit menu:
Select Path Between Entities (which selects all elements between two selected entities)
Select All Successors
Select All Predecessors
Select Successors
Select Predecessors
(The last two only select immediately connected elements.)
If you click an entity and drag, you’ll create a successor or predecessor if you drag in the general direction of where you’d expect one. Normally this happens when you drag to a point in the same group. You can override the “same group” requirement by pressing Alt or Option when starting the action. You’ll know it’s working when you see a diamond at the end of the drag line.
The old “general” domain has been replaced, and Flying Logic now has simple entity classes in pastel colors.