## Version 2.5.0 (16th June 2012)

- disabled 64 bits mode to avoid problems with buggy older version of MacOS X ; it can still be built and enabled for those who really want it ;
- new data model for history and library, featuring reduced loading time and less resources used ;
- fixed the Service : the baseline alignment did not work any more ;
- resetting the preamble now asks confirmation ;
- to avoid misuse, deleting a library item is now done with ⌘⌫ (Command+Backspace) instead of a mere ⌫ ;
- fixed bugs that appeared with MacOS 10.7 ;
- Traduzione Italiana.

## Version 2.4.1 (13th June 2011)

- version 2.4.1 : fixed a bug encountered with some PDFs resulting in something like "nothing works" ;
- new web site, you should really visit it ;
- MathML export (experimental) ;
- SVG export (requires pdf2svg) ;
- fixed Automator action ;
- the service now accepts {eqnarray} and {align} and interpret them as {eqnarray*} and {align*} ;
- tabulations can be replaced by spaces ;
- better localizations ;
- many internal improvements.

## Version 2.4.0 (13th June 2011)

- new web site, you should really visit it ;
- MathML export (experimental) ;
- SVG export (requires pdf2svg) ;
- fixed Automator action ;
- the service now accepts {eqnarray} and {align} and interpret them as {eqnarray*} and {align*} ;
- tabulations can be replaced by spaces ;
- better localizations ;
- many internal improvements.

## Version 2.3.0 (1st september 2010)

- fixed a drag'n drop bug with PowerPoint ;
- fixed a drawing bug where the equation could be replaced by a black box ;
- improved preferences ;
- some errors of the LaTeX engine were not taken in account ;
- added experimental MathML export ;
- updated Sparkle.

## Version 2.2.0 (25th May 2010)

### Unusual note

The developer rarely speaks about himself, but exceptionally, I wanted to tell something.

I think LaTeXiT has become a great tool along the years, and I am happy to provide it as totally free. That won't change.
However, I am in a part of my life where money is also important for my family life, and it would help me right now to get some reward for the work I have done so far in LaTeXiT.

If you are an individual, just ignore that. But if you represent a laboratory or a company and think that LaTeXiT is of great value for your day-to-day work, would you consider making a little donation ? I think that I could add a link from within LaTeXiT to a list of sponsors, like "LaTeXiT is supported by…" This would be a good way to thank you (apart from keeping on developing the software, of course).

Regards,
Pierre Chatelier

- latexizations can now be interrupted;
- fixed a case where the preferences of additional scripts would not be saved;
- added a progress bar for the migration of the history when required;
- added a preference pane for the history;
- the history can now be imported/exported;
- the export format can now be changed on the fly when drag'n dropping;
- more powerful management of the arguments of functions in the LaTeX palette items;
- minor interface refinements;
- some bugs fixed.

## Version 2.1.1 (11th March 2010)

- fixed a bug that was preventing LaTeXiT from informing users of new updates;
- if you want to help me buy a house, you can reconsider that famous donation of a few thousand dollars you have delayed so far.

## Version 2.1.0 (9th March 2010)

- temporarily dropping 64-bits support, because of bugs of the AppleTypeServer already discussed in version 2.0.1;
- migrating from the EqnArray mode to the Align mode, which has the same syntax but gives better results;
- fixed an export bug if scale was not 100%;
- better Linkback retro-compatibility;
- better Japanese localization, thanks to Ryohei Seto;
- small interface refinements.

## Version 2.0.1 (15th november 2009)

- temporarily circumventing a 64-bits mode bug, because for an unknown reason, it makes the AppleTypeServer crash (certainly a bug in ATS itself);
- fixed migrating problems of the Library under some conditions;
- fixed Tiger support;
- fixed support for LinkBack;
- fixed the disabled button used to apply the preambles to the library;
- improved some interface details and minor bug fixes.

## Version 2.0.0 (4th november 2009)

- code review with many internal enhancements for better flexibility;
- added "document body templates";
- history and library are now handled by Core Data, for a better resource management (memory...);
- additional arguments can now be given to underlying program calls (pdflatex...);
- LaTeXiT document windows now have a "mini" mode, ala iTunes;
- recovered G3 processor compatibility;
- better launch time;
- fixed bugs in services;
- fixed minor bugs;
- Japanese translation;
- the developer himself has been updated to version 2.0 by marrying his beloved wife. Donations are welcome to participate to the honeymoon !

## Version 1.16.1

- better compatilibity with old versions of pdflatex/ghostscript;
- fixed a bug in the Automator action, that was preventing it to be saved;
- fixed bug regarding environment variables propagation in custom scripts.

## Version 1.16.0

- added an Automator action;
- better Unix environment handling, which fixes a bug with some configurations;
- multiple preambles management;
- added "Additional files" palette;
- better way to auto-crop equations;
- multiple preambles management;
- for the sake of readability, the icons of the created files do not have a transparent background any more;
- the automatic font size detection through the Service can now use a custom factor;
- updated German translation (Peter Dyballa);
- fixed some minor bugs.

## Version 1.15.0

- the MacOS 10.3 (Panther) version will not be maintained any more
- fixed an incompatibility with the Leopard shell
- Services work again on Leopard
- more robust way to handle Services keyboard shortcuts
- the "detect and typeset" service now supports \begin{eqnarray*}...\end{eqnarray*}
- it is now possible to import libraries from LaTeX Equation Editor
- tabulations are no longer limited
- LaTeXiT is now using Sparkle for updates
- the latexisation is now triggered by ⌘T like in TeXShop; ⌘L, ⇧⌘L, ⇧⌘T still work
- the default preamble is now using \usepackage[usenames]{color} instead of \usepackage{color}
- new icon by Jacob Bandes-Storch