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Change log for version 4.10.2467.4834
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( 1) When dragging and dropping text to the scratchpad a newline (rn) will be added at the end of the dropped text if not already there.
( 2) We have removed the horizontal scroll bar which was conditionally displayed in the filter list box when there was a long entry. You can still view long items in the input box when they are highlighted (use the left and right arrow keys to scroll) or right-click the Save Filters button to append the filters to the scratchpad. However, we have added {Ctrl}+{e} as an option to more easily view and edit the text input boxes which you can then add to the filter list. {Ctrl}+{e} also works for the Find input box.
( 3) Fixed a problem which caused the cursor to return to the scratchpad whenever the viewer was clicked preventing paste operations from the scratchpad.
( 4) Updated a few fvf entries.
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( 5) Fixed a problem where editing the scratchpad did not work correctly.
( 6) Fixed a problem where recognition of a link at the end of a buffer did not always work correctly.
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( 7) Fixed a regression which prevented {Alt} keys from working correctly in the scratchpad. Note that for {Alt}+(v}, which appends the last matching fvf file, if any, the fvf file name will always appear on a new line. We have also added a context menu item for this operation in the scratch pad.
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( 8) Fixed a minor problem which occurred when reading a multibuffer file and pressing the next Buff button a spurious "debugging" message would be appended to the scratchpad.
( 9) Fixed a problem when trying to click on a local label that referenced a preceding location, particularly in a preceding buffer.
(10) When creating simplified HTML, local labels were not being handled correctly at all. They now work.
(11) When pasting files larger than 1 MB (or even smaller) RCFV would take an enormous amount of time to process the text, some times even hanging. Files larger than 500KB are no longer processed specially and, therefore, this is no longer a problem.
(12) We have slightly improved the reformatting of pasted text, particularly from MS Word, when "fixing" paragraph spacing. Specifically lines delimited by newline characters which do not end with a period are treated as headings.
For example, the following is text pasted from MS Word which elides double-spacing:
This article explores the economic reality check provided by Acemoglu, the distinction between automation and pro-worker AI, and why the current AI investment bubble may be heading for a collision with reality.
The Prediction That Proved Prescient: Acemoglu's Framework
In 2023 and 2024, Daron Acemoglu published research that challenged the "productivity miracle" narrative. His core argument was that the diffusion of new technology is historically slow, especially when it requires restructuring complex organizations. While industry insiders promised immediate revolutions, Acemoglu predicted that AI's impact would be limited by its inability to handle context and social intelligence.
If you respond Yes to "Okay to attempt to fix text paragraph spacing?" then the resultant text will be
This article explores the economic reality check provided by Acemoglu, the distinction between automation and pro-worker AI, and why the current AI investment bubble may be heading for a collision with reality.
The Prediction That Proved Prescient: Acemoglu's Framework
In 2023 and 2024, Daron Acemoglu published research that challenged the "productivity miracle" narrative. His core argument was that the diffusion of new technology is historically slow, especially when it requires restructuring complex organizations. While industry insiders promised immediate revolutions, Acemoglu predicted that AI's impact would be limited by its inability to handle context and social intelligence.
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